Answer:Even though he feels a bit guilty, Percy can't help eavesdropping. In the conversation, he hears that Grover is worried about him being alone during the summer. Apparently, in both Grover and Mr. Brunner's eyes, the discovery of a 'Kindly One' at school is a worrisome development.
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Answer: A. The bad omens of scavengers foreshadow his defeat
Explanation: In "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" by William Shakespeare, the effect of this story told by Cassius is the bad omens of scavengers foreshadow his defeat. Cassius first says that some birds have been eating from the soldiers's hands and now have left. In their place ravens, crows, and kites have been circling overhead the day of the battle. He interprets this as a bad omen for the battle's outcome. He thinks that these birds are looking at them as "sickly preys".
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if "the fun they had" the story name ?
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