The Titan's Curse Sparknotes

The Titan's Curse is a fantasy-adventure novel by Rick Riordan that is based on Greek mythology. It's the third book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Thalia Grace receive a ride from Sally Jackson, Percy's mother, to Westover Hall, which was a boarding school located in Bar Harbor, Maine, to find two half blood siblings named Bianca and Nico di Angelo that Grover Underwood has found. They are attacked by a Manticore named Dr. Thorn. Although Artemis, the goddess of the hunt, and her hunters arrive to help, Annabeth is hurled off a cliff into the ocean on the Manticore's back. Artemis is troubled by the Manticore's mention of a " great stirring" of monsters. She goes off alone to hunt an Olympian- destroying monster that
Nico, unlike his sister, settles into camp life. One day, Percy and Blackjack, a black Pegasus that has grown fond of Percy, saves a cow serpent, half cow and serpent, which Percy names Bessie. Artemis's lieutenant, Zoë Nightshade, has been having weird dreams about the goddess Artemis being in danger, while Percy is having similar dreams about Annabeth also being in danger. Both of them are unable to do anything at the moment, until the Oracle, a shriveled mummy located inside the Big House attic that could tell prophecies, somehow leaves the attic to come tell Zoë a prophecy. Chiron, the centaur, and Zoë organize a quest in order to save Artemis. When Percy realizes that he is not included, he tells the meeting that he should also go. Zoë refuses because she states she will not travel with a male camper. When they are leaving for the quest, Percy successfully sneaks away from the camp with his Pegasus Blackjack, but is almost stopped by Mr. D or Dionysus, the Greek god of