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Amanda [17]
3 years ago
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When Percy finally meets his father, Poseidon seems distant and hard to read. Percy says that he is actually glad about this. “I

f he’d tried to apologize, or told me he loved me, or even smiled—that would have felt fake. Like a human dad, making some lame excuse for not being around.” Do you agree with Percy?
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bixtya [17]3 years ago
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I believe Percy makes a fair point. Seeing how Poseidon was distant and uncomfortable in there first meeting showed Percy that he wasn't trying to put on a fake front to make Percy feel better. Seeing the honest feelings of his father is better then being lied to because that would have been even worse then the truth.

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