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A Character Analysis Of Percy Jackson A Minotaurious
" I don't remember touching her, but the next thing I know, Nancy is sitting on her butt in the fountain, screaming" was said by Percy Jackson the protagonist in the lightning thief.
Percy Jacksons Personality is he's funny he makes things funny most of the time and brave because he fought a Minotaur and he is also very confused about a lot of things. Percy Jackson fought a Minotaur all by him self. When he killed it the Minotaur vanished in dust. Percy can be funny sometime like when he said " hay! over here ground beef" I thought that was pretty funny. And Percy is also kinda confused about a lot of things he doesn't know what he's doing in the camp half blood or who his father is.

Percy's conflict is like a lot of people around him they
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