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Frankenstein Friendship Theme Analysis

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Friendship: Friendship is a very important theme throughout the novel because Percy would not have been able to achieve his goals and fulfill his quest without the hep of Grover and Annabeth. Percy needs their help numerous times physically and mentally. None of this would have been possible without them. Treachery: The entire novel is based around lies and deceiving the truth from one another. Ares lies to Percy and his friends, Luke also lies to Percy by claiming to be his friend. Loyalty: Percy never fails to deliver what he says he'll do. He portrays loyalty to his father by proving him innocent and making him proud. Percy also doesn't let down Chiron, the man who assigned him his quest. Transformation: Percy is shown to be a very
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