It was a Trident. The Trident signified that he was the son of Poseidon. It also signified that the son of Poseidon brought back the stolen lightning bolt.
Because stayed at camp for the summer holidays
Percy Jackson has 4 beads.A black bead with a green trident. For Percy's first year.The Golden Fleece hanging from Thalia's pine tree. For Percy's second year.None from the Titan's Curse. The time was during the winter solstice (since most of the beads are given in the summer) between The Sea of Monsters and The Battle of the LabyrinthAn intricately designed maze to represent the Labyrinth. For Percy's third year.The Empire State Building with the names of the deceased in tiny Greek letters. For Percy's fourth year.
No, Percy's wristwatch shield was not given to him in the first book. He receives it from Tyson, a Cyclops who is also his half-brother, in the third book of the Percy Jackson series, titled "The Titan's Curse."
anaklusmos (translated to riptide) was given to Percy by chiron before he began his quest in book 1
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Percy, Annabeth, and Grover try to finish the quest they were given. Or trying to find the thief of Zeus's master bolt.
Annabeth disappears with the help of her Yankees invisibility cap given to her by her mother, Athena.
Percy stays alive after he gives Luke a knife to kill him self and then he gets captured by hera and given to the roman camp and the next book has not came out yet
His motivation in the first book it's to get his mother back.
It was a gift from Poseidon. Poseidon gave it to Chiron to give to Percy once he came to Camp Half Blood. Also, Zoe gave it to Percy in his dream in The Titan's Curse. Actually, the dream was scene from the past of when Zoe went against her family to help a demigod (Hercules).
Percy's power is the manipulation over water, given from his father, Poseidon, the god of tht seas. His weapon is a celestial bronze, double bladed sword called Riptide that can turn into a pen
Percy was given his full prophecy in the last book in the series, The Last Olympian.