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Percy Jackson And The Olympians: Sea Of Monsters By Rick Riordan

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Percy Jackson and The Olympians: Sea of Monsters by: Rick Riordan 1. Main Character Summaries- Percy Jackson- He is a 13 year old half blood son of Poseidon. He goes on a quest with Annabeth and his half brother Tyson to retrieve the golden fleece and Grover from Polyphemus. He is also the narrator of the book. Annabeth Chase- She is a 13 year old half blood daughter of Athena. She goes on a quest with Percy and Tyson to retrieve the golden fleece and Grover from Polyphemus. Tyson- He is a cyclops and son of Poseidon. He is Percy's half brother. He goes on a quest with Annabeth and Percy to retrieve the golden fleece and Grover from Polyphemus. He also almost died when the CSS Birmingham exploded. Grover Underwood- He is a satyr who while on a search for Pan he gets captured by Polyphemus and has to pose as his bride to be. Though thankfully he gets rescued by Annabeth, Clarisse, Percy, and Tyson before the wedding. …show more content…

Though she couldn't do it without the help of Annabeth, Percy, and Tyson. She was the one who takes to Camp Half blood. Luke Castellan- He is the main antagonist. He tries to steal the golden fleece from Percy so he could help heal faster the Titan Lord Kronos. Though he isn't very successful. 2. Favorite Scene- Even though I had so many scenes that I loved one of them was at the end of the book before chariot races. Tyson had given Percy a watch that changes into a shield. He thanked him for the present. Then when he was going to apologize for being embarrassed about Tyson before, he couldn't find the words to say it. " 'I wanted to say, well...' I tried to figure out how to apologize for getting embarrassed about him before the quest, for telling everyone he wasn't my real brother. It wasn't easy to find the words." " 'I know what you will tell me,' Tyson said looking

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