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with his son.“ Cronus was so enraged that war between the father and son became inevitable.”this quote means that war was certain or for sure going to happen.Zeus eventually dethroned his father Cronus, who was banished from his kingdom and deprived forever of the supreme power. Cronus’ son now became supreme god.this quote means that cronus felt left out he got overpowered by his sons.cronus was not getting any respect or love from his family. in the myth of the lightning thief percy is getting blamed for most things.im poseidon's kid. poseidon will get blamed by both sides.This quote means that percy and poseidon will get blamed for what they done.Doesn't matter.i had it and i framed you.This means that percy was struggling trying to tell other people that he got framed by ares and he didn't had the master bolt and helm.percy was going through lots of things like he was getting blame for things he didn't do.i think Percy is having a struggle for power because just like i talked about in the boxes Percy was getting blamed for most things and it is a crime for Percy to be alive right now so percy is struggling for power. …show more content…
you need to know your history and facts about where you were born on or at so you wouldn't be confused or anything of your history. it is also important to learn about it because if you ever want to be a teacher in your future and you had to tell In the myth of cronus, cronus was the father of poseidon hades and zeus.
Cronus had a prophecy that his sons would take over his throne.then cronus really thought that it would happen so he thought it was a great idea to eat his

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