The Lightning Thief and References to Greek Mythology

'The Lightning Thief' and References to Greek Mythology Rick Riordans The Lightning Thief (the main volume of Riordans Percy Jackson and the Olympians arrangement) makes reference to numerous names recognizable from Greek folklore. Here youll find additional data on the express fanciful references and some progressively unobtrusive legendary inferences. The request for the rundown underneath endeavors to follow the grouping of notices in the book just as Riordans different references to Greek folklore. The Book Series The Percy Jackson and the Olympians Series comprise of five books by writer Rick Riordan. The principal book, The Lightning Thief, centers around Percy Jackson, who is going to get kicked out of all inclusive school for the subsequent time. Fanciful beasts and divine beings are after him and he just has ten days to amend what they need from him. In the subsequent book, The Sea of Monsters, Percy discovers inconvenience at Camp Half-Blood where legendary beasts are back. So as to spare the camp and shield it from being annihilated, Percy needs to accumulate his friends.â The third book, The Titans Curse, has Percy and his companions hoping to perceive what befell the goddess Artemis, who disappeared and is accepted to have been kidnapped. They need to tackle the secret and spare Artemis before the winter solstice. In the fourth book, The Battle of the Labyrinth, the war between the Olympians and Titan ruler Kronos develops more grounded as Camp Half-Blood turns out to be increasingly powerless. Percy and his companions need to go on a mission in this experience. In the fifth and last portion of the arrangement, The Last Olympianâ focuses on the half-bloods getting ready for the war against the Titans. Realizing it is a daunting struggle, the rush is solid to see who will rule all the more remarkable. About the Author Rick Riordan is generally known for the Percy Jackson and the Olympians arrangement yet has likewise composed the Kane Chronicles and the Heroes of Olympus. He is a #1 New York Times top rated creator and has won numerous honors for the riddle arrangement for grown-ups known as Tres Navarre. Legendary References KronosTitansZeus/JupiterTitanomachyFatesHadesMinotaurHerculesChironPegasusHeraApolloNymphsDionysusAphrodite/VenusPrometheusCentaurUnderworldHermesAresOracleNaiadsAthenaDemeterPoseidonLaurelHephaestusArtemisCerberusNemesisCyclopsTrojan WarCirceHydraPythonMaiaJasonMt. EtnaIliadGolden AgeGorgonsPanShower of GoldNemean LionZephyrChimeraIrisCupidArachneArachneAresArtemisAphrodite/VenusApolloAsphodel FieldsAthenaCentaurCerberusCharonChimeraChironCirceCupidCyclopsDemeterDionysusElysian FieldsEtnaFatesGolden AgeGorgonsHeraHadesHarpiesHeraHephaestusHerculesHermesHydraIliadIrisJasonJupiter/ZeusKronosLaurelLotusOracleMaiaMinotaur9 MusesMt. EtnaNaiadsNemean LionNemesisNereidNymphsPanPegasusPersephonePoseidonPrometheusPythonShower of GoldSisyphusTitanomachyTitansTrojan WarUnderworldUnderworld Judges - MinosVenus/AphroditeZephyrZeus/JupiterLotusNereidCharonAsphodel FieldsElysian FieldsDemeter9 MusesHarpiesAndromedaAntaeusBulls of ColchisCadmusCalypsoDryadsEurytionGanymedeGeryonGraeaeJanusLaistrygo nians Mt. OthrysPeleusPolyphemus