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Percy Jackson Sea Of Monsters Analysis

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The film Percy Jackson: The Sea of Monsters is all about Thalia protecting the Camp Half Blood. Thalia is the daughter of Zeus that sacrificed her own life to save Annabeth, Grover and Luke from an attack of Cyclops and was transformed by her father in a magical tree. Suddenly, Percy Jackson is visited by his half-brother Cyclops Tyson and they discovered that Thalia was poisoned and is about to die. Then the camp is attacked by a Colchis Bull but it is conquered by Percy. Then he learned that Luke is the one that has poisoned the magical tree. Annabeth discovers the mystic Golden Fleece is capable to heal Thalia and save their camp. But Mr. D assigns the winner demigod Clarisse to the quest of retrieving the magic fleece. However Percy Jackson, …show more content…

In the film Percy Jackson: Sea of the Monsters, When Percy Jackson has arrived to the camp half blood, he is in for an awakening when the entire camp has been overrun by Minotaur because of the fact that it is missing the Golden Fleece, a magical tool meant protection. Percy, Annabeth and Tyson must extend the sea of monsters in order to retrieve the Golden Fleece and restore the safety of camp half blood. Now let’s go to the most exciting part or the intense part that is called Climax. It is when Percy, together with his companions Annabeth and Tyson found out that the Golden Fleece has been taken by Hades who is the god of the underworld, and they must defeat him in order to retrieve the fleece. It’ll be a very hard situation for them because it is not that easy to defeat or conquer Hades. Of course after that breath-taking part, watcher or viewers needs to relax their minds and bodies with the help of Falling Action where the climax has ended and the problem is about to be resolved. It occurs in the scene after Percy Jackson and his companions defeated Hades, they must also defeat cerburus, the three headed dog who is guarding the Golden

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Percy need to find the pearls but didn't want to he had to save his mother,and perseus had to kill medusa for the greater goods. This is not something they 100 percent wanted to do but they had to. Next,Percy and perseus are both the prodigy. Even know percy doesn't know it till

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(Page 12) This shows Percy he is a hero and as of then takes on the hero archetype. Because of this particular event, it puts the journey into action which makes it an important stage.

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Percy is also brave, smart, and courageous, but he is also strong and caring. Percy’s main objective in the story is to get out of the underworld and stop a Roman vs Greek battle. Some devices used by the author in this story are alliterations, similes, and personifications. Some similarities in these two books are that both main characters need to solve a problem, both need help from

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Percy was deemed a hero for killing the mighty Minotaur. He never stopped, searched day and night to find her. Concurrently, Percy is persevere because begged Zeus to allow

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When Percy wanted the fleece he didn't stop when he did not succeed, he kept going until he got right where he wanted to be. Even though he had an enemy that didn't stop him from putting effort in. Percy is always being loyal to his people and what he wants. Percy also stopped the monsters which weren't easy. Odysseus did the opposite of this.

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Finally, Percy crosses the threshold when he leaves Camp Half Blood and embarks on the journey West, to find Zeus ' master bolt. After Percy, Annabeth, and Grover cross the threshold and officially begin their quest, they must confront and consequently complete a series of tests. The first of these

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Percy has learned his role throughout the story as he journeys to bring back what was taken from his uncle (Zeus) to keep peace in the world. Some challenges was getting to know that he was son of Poseidon, being attacked by the three furies, and being betrayed by the ones he called a true friend to a King Titan

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The book, Percy Jackson: The Battle Of The Labyrinth, by Rick Riordan is an amazing book about a group of demigods (half human half god) that have to save their camp from being destroyed by the evil forces of Kronos. Kronos is a titan that the gods banished to the deepest part of the underworld (Tartarus) after a war against them. Now that the titans are rising once again, the protagonists must travel through an ancient Labyrinth to stop them from demolishing their camp and temporarily halt them from achieving their goal of destroying Mount Olympus and the gods. This literary analysis will show the interesting relationships between some of the characters, and how the setting that they were in affected them throughout their journey.

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Percy is a little ashamed that he has gone from the only son of Poseidon and a hero of camp half-blood to the brother of a monster, but in spite that he does care for Tyson. Tyson has to deal with a lot of disdain and inequality such as bullying him ignored him , from the students at the school he attends with Percy, from the other monsters, from the half-bloods at camp. But he is unlike any other monster, he has a really pure heart. He didn’t feel ashemed of his brother eventhough his face is cylopes. He loves Percy, loves his father and believes when he prayed to Poseidon for a friend he was led to Percy.

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Throughout “The Lightning Thief” by Rick Riordan, the main character Percy Jackson grows in many ways. Through application of Joseph Campbell’s Hero Cycle, Percy’s development as a leader over the course of “The Lightning Thief” can be analyzed (Campbell). Percy is born into the hero’s cycle at his natural birth and his call to adventure is the attack by Mrs. Dodds. Percy crosses the threshold, when he leaves Montauk with his mother and Grover and the first trial testing his leadership is on the bus with the furies. Trials exemplifying Percy’s growth include: the furies, Medusa, the Saint Louis Arch, the “Waterland” Waterpark, the Lotus Hotel, Crusty’s Waterbed Palace, and Hades and the Underworld.

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The author's purpose in this book is to tell the reader to never give up. In the panel where the monster was towering Percy the monster was winning the battle. However, in the next panel Percy knocked down the monster. Percy could have very easily given up and accepted losing to the monster, however he instead stood up and fought.

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