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The second choice is the answer.
Answer:
Luke helped Percy settle in the camp as a new arrival. He stole "a sleeping bag" and "some toiletries" for him to use to get settled, and walked him through the camp, be it dinner-time, the burning of food to the gods before one eats them.
Explanation:
Rick Riordan's "The Lightning Thief" revolves around the story of demi-god Percy Jackson and his 'journey' to know his father and live life as a half-human, half-god. The Greek mythological story is a part of the series "Percy Jackson and the Olympians".
In chapter 7 of "The Lightning Thief", Percy has just arrived at Camp Half-Blood, a secure camp for demi-gods like Percy. This camp helps the young children of the gods and also keep them safe and teach them how to live life as a 'demi-god'. Luke is the son of Hermes, and in this chapter, he helped Percy get settled in the new camp. He 'stole' a <em>"sleeping bag [. . .] and some toiletries" </em>for Percy and helped him get through the dinner ritual of <em>"burn[ing] offerings to the gods"</em> before they can eat their food. He also answered some questions about whatever Percy asked him, as much as he can.
During the prehistory, the prehistory artists emerged to depict through paintings the stories of the time they lived. It is well known that for them the books, rolls, scriptures or even letters did not exist. So, the only to show to the future generations what they experience was through paintings on rocks. Mostly, they talked about the fights they had to get the food or to survive in that era.
