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What failure does ares point out in Percy telling him he doesnt have what it takes?
In Greek mythology, Ares is the God of War and represents the brutal and violent aspects of battle. When Ares tells Percy that he doesn't have what it takes, he is likely referring to Percy's lack of ruthlessness and willingness to use extreme force to achieve victory. Ares values strength and aggression in battle, qualities which Percy may not possess to the same degree. This interaction highlights the contrast between Percy's more strategic and compassionate approach to conflict resolution compared to Ares' more aggressive and destructive methods.
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Then what is the point of you telling us?
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