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Adventurous Character In Percy Jackson's The Lightning Thief
"Whoa. You said 'you''' was said by Percy Jackson, the protagonist in the Lightning Thief. Percy personality, adventurous character always ready to go on a adventure, with Grover and Annabeth. Quotes for being adventurous "that's it" "I wanted so bad to jump In taxi" "I swung the sword".

One of Percy's conflicts was fighting a Minotaur the Minotaur made his mother go to underworld also he had to fight a fury. Also pay money for gambling funds for his stepfather. "And she was about to slice me to ribbons" "He expected me to fund his gambling" "That night I had a vivid dream".

Percy is motivated to get his mother out of the underworld and safely comeback to earth. Water is also motivated by him so he can control water. " The toilets responded
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