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That they would claim their demigod children. They had many unclaimed children, often because they were too busy to claim them. Percy Jackson wanted that to end, instead of becoming a god, he wanted the gods to claim their kids. He made them swear that they'd do it.
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What does Percy wish for as he puts his dinner in to the fire.?
When Percy makes his “offering to the gods” in the fire at dinner, what specific wish does he make?
Why did Percy mail Medusa's head to Olympus?
He wanted to annoy the gods.
What is the discovery of The Lightning Thief?
The heroes, Percy, Annabeth, and Grover, discover that Luke was the Lightning Thief, and had framed them in front of the gods to make it look as if Percy was the one who stole the bolt.
How do they determine what cabin you are in at camp half blood?
Percy made the Olympian Gods swear that they would claim their children by the age of 12, and when they claim you, a sign will appear, like for example, if you are a daughter of Aphrodite, she will make you "as pretty as a picture" (unmessable hair, fashionable clothes you can't replace, always wearing make up and etc.) and depending how pleased she is with you, she will make it last for a long time. Hope this helps!
In which Percy Jackson book does Percy meet Aphrodite?
He meets her in the Titan's Curse when she warns him that she is not going to make his love life easy for him and told him to follow his heart. Chapter 13
What does Percy wish for as he puts his dinner in to the fire.?
When Percy makes his “offering to the gods” in the fire at dinner, what specific wish does he make?
When Percy makes his offering to the gods in the fire at dinner what specific wish does he make?
To know which god is his parent
Why did Percy mail Medusa's head to Olympus?
He wanted to annoy the gods.
When Percy makes his offering offering to the gods in the fire at dinner what specific wish does he make?
To know which god is his parent
What is the discovery of The Lightning Thief?
The heroes, Percy, Annabeth, and Grover, discover that Luke was the Lightning Thief, and had framed them in front of the gods to make it look as if Percy was the one who stole the bolt.
Why does medusa sell statues in Percy Jackson The Lightning Thief?
She sells the statues to the gods, and the gods only. And, it's to make some money of course! She gets paid golden drachma (Money of the gods), and the gods get some statues, Also in the 5th book, it says that Nico was in the garden of Persephone or whatever, and that Percy could see the statues of Medusa.
How do they determine what cabin you are in at camp half blood?
Percy made the Olympian Gods swear that they would claim their children by the age of 12, and when they claim you, a sign will appear, like for example, if you are a daughter of Aphrodite, she will make you "as pretty as a picture" (unmessable hair, fashionable clothes you can't replace, always wearing make up and etc.) and depending how pleased she is with you, she will make it last for a long time. Hope this helps!
Why does Zeus think Percy stole the master bold?
Zeus believes Percy Jackson stole the master bolt because he is a demigod and the son of Poseidon, who he views as a rival. The bolt's disappearance coincides with the rising tensions among the gods, leading Zeus to suspect that Percy, as a representative of a rival lineage, may have taken it to provoke conflict. Additionally, the bolt's theft aligns with a series of events that make Zeus paranoid about his authority and the loyalty of other gods. This misunderstanding sets the stage for Percy's quest to retrieve the bolt and restore peace among the gods.
Which is correct - 'swear to you' or 'swear you'?
You can: * swear TO a person (make a binding verbal promise) * swear AT a person (curse them) * swear IN a person (make them a member of a jury or similar) but AFAIK you can't just swear a person.
In which Percy Jackson book does Percy meet Aphrodite?
He meets her in the Titan's Curse when she warns him that she is not going to make his love life easy for him and told him to follow his heart. Chapter 13
Why kill Percy?
The Gods want to kill Percy because of The Prophecy. In The Prophecy it says that the first demigod of the Big Three (Hades, Zeus, and Poseidon) to reach the age of 16 then they will make a decision that would make of break the Gods. The Gods think it safer to just kill him so he won't even reach the age of 16. They had a vote and the people who wanted to kill him were outnumbered by the people wanted to live. Kronos's army wanted to kill him because they thought that if he reached the age of 16 then he would help the gods instead of destroy them, and Kronos's army wanted to destroy the gods not help them.
What will Rick Riordan write next more Percy Jackson books or a different series?
Rick said that he would make a series about Egyptian gods. But he might do another Percy Jackson
