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1. His personal loyalty: Percy cares dearly about his friends and family. While this is also his biggest flaw, it means that he will always try to save those he cares about, no matter the cost. And Riordan, no spoilers included, weaved the plot around this fatal flaw.
2. His narration is sarcastic and witty. C'mon, who doesn't like the protagonists who are full of wit and have a sarcastic outlook on life? Reading the books from his POV in Percy Jackson and the Olympians was entertaining.
3. He's brave. Well, this is an obvious trait for a hero, but Percy is as brave as they come.
4. He's likable. He's a troubled kid, but he's interesting, and most importantly, he feels real.
5. His hydrokinesis powers are freaking awesome. Okay, this one doesn't really count, but still.
Agree or disagree?
2. His narration is sarcastic and witty. C'mon, who doesn't like the protagonists who are full of wit and have a sarcastic outlook on life? Reading the books from his POV in Percy Jackson and the Olympians was entertaining.
3. He's brave. Well, this is an obvious trait for a hero, but Percy is as brave as they come.
4. He's likable. He's a troubled kid, but he's interesting, and most importantly, he feels real.
5. His hydrokinesis powers are freaking awesome. Okay, this one doesn't really count, but still.
Agree or disagree?