los héroes del olimpo Article: Synopsis Stories

posted by HecateA

Guess what? (yes I know the sky is blue, guess again)… I already knew Leo was epic, keep guessing! Kay, stop guessing, I’ll tell you! There are… Synopsises available for ‘The Son of Neptune’! So I am here, today, because this is BIG and I have IDEAS about this BIG thing.
First off, it’d be nice if tu had a standing chance to keep up with me, now wouldn’t it? Well here’s your standing chance;

This crazy messed up world of gods and monsters is Percy Jackson’s reality, which pretty much sucks for him.
Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon, God of the Sea, has woken from a very deep sleep and come face to face with two snake-haired ladies who refuse to die.
But they’re the least of his problems. Because Percy finds himself at a camp for half-bloods, which doesn’t ring any bells for him. There’s just one name he remembers from his past. Annabeth.
Only one thing is certain – Percy’s questing days aren’t over. He and fellow demigods Frank and Hazel must face the most important quest of all: the Prophecy of Seven. If they fail, it’s not just their camp at risk. Percy’s old life, the gods, and the entire world might be destroyed . . .
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Well how cheerful!
No seriously, this is bad. But so good! And bad. B-A-D! G-double-O-D!
So let’s start at the beginning shall we?

a) Percy is calling himself ‘son of Poseidon’. No Neptune here, so the título is supposed to be about..? I’ll have más on that in two seconds! (don’t count, I’m not being literal)

b) ‘Percy has woken from a very deep sleep’ 'Very deep sleep', eh? Maybe Hypnos had a grain of salt in this affair? But no god knew about Hera's plan until it was done, right? Either way, Jason's 'hi-you've-got-no-memory-now-go-save-the-world-and-no-pressure-but-everything-you-knew-about-may-be-in-jeaperdy-and-here's-a-sibling-kay-cool-bye' went faster than Percy's, simply because of Roman ways, and possibly this 'very deep sleep'. Jason had no 'very deep sleep'. He just had, well, sleep. After he was taken, he wasn't at the lobo House o Camp.

I’ve dicho it numerous times, but I think Percy came around for good and decided to registrarse reality AFTER the solstice, because if not, why was he not at the lobo house during the battle?

c)    ANNABETH! Okay, this proves nothing. No theories, no nothing about this but common…

d)    ‘Percy’s questing days aren’t over’ Does somebody know something about his one million and seven point five quests? (it is a legit number if tu push the right buttons on the calculator, fyi). Lupa probably; but does anybody know anything? o is it just a note because RR knows we know who Percy Jackson is and that we know that he should know all about his quests…

e)     He and fellow demigods Frank and Hazel must face the most important quest of all: the Prophecy of Seven. Okay, this is going to have to be divided into subcategories because this one sentence is a goldmine.

I) Frank and Hazel, Frank and Hazel… Well, Hazel rings a campana to me.

“…The día he’d been raised on a shield and proclaimed praetor. His friends’ faces: Dakota, Gwendolyn, Hazel, Bobby. And Reyna. Definitely there’d been a girl named Reyna.”- Jason Grace, page 541, The lost Hero

Well, Hazel’s in there, but I have NO idea where in Olympus ‘Frank’ comes from. Scratch that, I do. But he’s not on the list; ‘Frank’ couldn’t even be a diminutive of any name that is on the list. So it’s times for those ideas of mine:

1)    Frank is a new demigod; Jason didn’t have time to meet him.

Problem: Lupa has been at the lobo house, mucho occupied with Percy. Frank couldn’t have been THAT new, unless he pops up at the lobo house is passed through security ASAP, and arrives at Camp Caesar ensalada a few days after Percy. Then again, Percy could be shipped off on a quest the día of. It seems to be a popular thing for him.

2)    Frank is just a guy that Jason does NOT know personally

3)    (my favourite) Frank and Jason are enemies por birth. They’re born in different lines of fighting people. That’s right; I think that Frank just might be the son of Neptune.

    ‘Hecate, I do not understand your brain, if Frank was a son of Neptune the book would be ‘the sons of Neptune’, what is your brain thinking about?’ I hear tu guys, (with an accent too!)

    I have my reasons to believe that Percy is not ‘The son of Neptune’ but that’s for another article, yes? And it’s written above. Percy is ‘son of Poseidon’. Book is ‘son of Neptune’. We have a problem! And Frank just might be the solution! Either way, this would explain why Percy and Frank work together, but Jason doesn’t really.

I also believe that this solves our Point of View dilemna. Percy gets 2 chapters, followed por 2 of someone else (maybe Hazel because the pattern for HoO was boy, girl, boy, boy, girl, boy, boy, girl...) and then 2 por whoever is left. So we've got that issue solved!

II) “-must face the most important quest of all: the Prophecy of Seven.”

    And he has done it again folks! Percy is a freaking PROPHECY MAGNET! He was born into ‘a child of the three elder perros (gods- tee hee)’, and he is now involved in the Prophecy of Seven (I like the name of that, and it could be argued that Percy is born into that prophecy too).
    I know, I know. ‘But Percy isn’t supposed to be a main character’, I know, I know, I’ve been on this club back when we were under 100 members, tu don’t know how many times the ‘but RR said’ card came into play. But RR now says ‘he must face the most important quest of all- the Prophecy of seven’. It is written black on white (literally). PERCY MY GOD! Some people chew their nails o drum their fingers as a bad habit, and Percy gets himself involved in the darnest things.

On the upside; this gives us a better idea of our little prophecy!

1)    Leo
2)    Jason
3)    Piper
4)    Percy
5)    Hazel
6)    Frank
7)    ?????

Because más than once it was dicho ‘Jason, Leo and Piper are the first of 7’ in the lost Hero. Now RR is telling us that Percy, Hazel and Frank-the-Tank are charging into it. That makes 6, so we have 1 slot left. Who? Who? WHO???
Personally, I think it’ll be a girl because we’re facing 2 on 4 right here, and just to even things out a bit… I’m not ready to say whether it’s Greek o Roman, to chant Annabeth o Reyna’s names off the roof; heck, maybe this prophecy child is going to snap into play in the last book, like Luke o Annabeth’s cuchillo did. Besides, that is not the point of this article! Moving on, now.

f)    If they fail, it’s not just their camp at risk. Percy’s old life, the gods, and the entire world might be destroyed . . . But no pressure guys! So obviously this is one of those do-or-die, sink-or-swim, seize the moment, winner-takes-it-all moment. It’s like the final pregunta on Jeopardy but so much más intense! And with blood… Okay, so it’s not like Jeapardy at all, but there is a lot at stake here. This means that…

1)    The quest members are chosen on skill (especially seeing as this is Roman)
2)    The quest members are chosen because there is a sub-prophecy spoke and they are in it
3)    The quest members aren’t chosen, they all ran away because Percy just couldn’t stay in one. Damn. Spot. Where. He. Is. Safe. And. Traceable. *eye twitch*

This also means that this is something bigger. A threat that applies on both camps and Percy knows Annabeth is in danger. But of course he will NOT let anybody, and I mean ANYBODY touch a hair on Wise girl’s head (which means the picture is a big no-no). Mm-hmm. Which means he’ll put his all in this quest and do the things everybody tells him are most stupid.

g) Rick Riordan is definetely out for my mind!

So is this what really is up with Frank? Am I just way off? Only one way to know; wait until October 4th. That’s when the real story comes into play. Until then, happy waiting!

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LeoV44 @Hecate I don't know about that. I know a lot of people that have read the PJO series but not the HoO series. Wouldn't it be misleading to make the readers of PJO but not HoO think that Percy got a happy ending but the readers of both series think that Percy died along the way? That would make sense if this was a continuation of the first series. In that case, yes, I would agree with you because then he would have a reason to kill him. Now that this is a different series, killing a main character like Percy? Well, that's going to lead to more confusion than boldness. Another thing. I was rereading the excerpt from the Son of Neptune when Percy is talking with Juno and I thought of something while reading this part: '"What about the guards at the door?" Percy asked. June smiled. "Oh, they'll let you in, dear. You can trust those two.' Could those two guards be who I think it is? Juno is showing signs to who they are. She said he could trust them, and that they'll let him pass. Could these two be Frank and Hazel? If the Son of Neptune follows the same kind of narration as the Lost Hero, wouldn't this be about the time for one of the other narrators (Frank or Hazel) to start narrating the story? It's the perfect time to introduce them.

HecateA I was thinking that too. Frank and Hazel... Well there's a nice way to introduce Percy to his possibly-brother! I hope it is, but of course it could be Gwendolyn, Reyna, Bobby or X other people. And if Hazel adn Frank are with Percy the whole quest, maybe that would be a way to give screen time to Jason's other friends. Anyways, it would be a perfect time to start Hazel or Frank's narration! III Hazel Guard shift was supposed to be pretty easy today, which Hazel was thankful for. She hadn't been sleeping all that great since Jason had disapeered. Well, she was incredibly wrong, and she realised that the minute she saw a half-blood charging to the entrance of the tunnel carrying an old hippie woman on his back, with 2 flying gorgons behind him. "Frank," she said. "You might want to see this..." He looked up. "Oh, fantastic... On 3?" "On 3." Hazel agreed. "3!" Frank yelled. That would be hilarious! And terrifying... But still hilarious!

LeoV44 If I ever read something like that in the book, I'd close the book right there and then and wait till tomorrow before continuing to read because that would just be too much for one day. XD Anyway, back to the topic on hand: I still have to say that Frank is a son of Mars and Hazel is a daughter of Pluto despite your beliefs. I feel like there are just too many hints toward it. Besides, bringing in 'the son of Neptune' that early in the book seems a little too...boring for lack of a better word. Even if he is undetermined, it just wouldn't seem right, although I do see your point. No hard feelings. I just had to share my opinion on the matter.

HecateA No that's cool, and to tell you the truth, I have NO idea about Frank. He could be either one, and it does seem a bit obvious... Unless at the end, one of them dies and then we're back to square one with 'The Son' (no s). I'm waiting for character art or profile or SOMETHING before I decide anything for sure. But I would like it if there was only 1 Son of the sea though. It just makes it... It makes Percy more unique. Which means that Zeus broke the oath twice- once per form, Poseidon once, and Hades once as Pluto. Also, Frank and Percy wouldn't be the same age. Doesn't it seem weird that Poseidon broke the oath twice in the same year? I'm guessing another Son of the Sea would be older or younger (which might be why he and Jason wouldn't be as tight, hmm...)

halfblood963 remeber percy will loose his curse so hell be normal poseidon

halfblood963 son

labyrinth75 ^^^I agree with Hecate i'm gonna wait for the concept art of the characters until i definetley decide who Frank & Hazel's godly parents are. But at the moment i think Frank: Son of Mars & Hazel: Daughter of Pluto.

Hades123 ^^^Totally agree

partypony Wait, do we know [i]where[/i] that excerpt was from? I'm guessing that it's somewhere in the first few chapters. 1) Hazel and Frank aren't introduced yet. At least, not in that part. 2) Percy isn't at Camp Caesar Salad yet. 3) Percy still hasn't gotten rid of the gorgons (but who knows, maybe they'll bug him throughout the book!) So, I'm going to assume that this part is somewhere in the first few chapters. Therefore, LeoV's theory that the two guards at the gate are Hazel and Frank [i]is very possible[/i], since June said that they could be trusted. And since Hazel and Frank are going to be accompanying Percy on his quest, I guess that means that they trust him. It's not like the Romans are gonna trust someone who's sixteen, hadn't been killed by a monster, and already has training only 2 months after Jason disappeared. I really hope that made sense. *tries to think despite the headache*

booklover_64 Okay, since I missed a lot (grr, different timezones), I’m doing it like this… @HecateA – Yeah, if R.R. doesn’t make Percy one of the seven, there will definitely be a good reason… which we haven’t thought of yet. And yes, I know that [i]killing a character is hard and you get people mad at you[/i], because I write, too, and I know when a character in my story should die and when he/she shouldn’t. I also know that it makes the book [i]more interesting and emotional[/i], because if you don’t include character deaths in stories like these (you know, with a war and all), it’ll feel weird. But this is still Percy we’re talking about, and like LeoV44 said below, there are some people who read PJO but not HoO. Plus, even J.K. Rowling didn’t kill one of her three main characters (Harry, Ron, Hermione). But no hard feelings, that’s just my opinion, and I agree that Percy dying is still a possibility. @LeoV44 – I agree with both the killing-Percy thing and the Frank-and-Hazel-as-the-guards-at-the-door thing. The latter is a real possibility. @HecateA – Maybe instead of fighting they should just let Percy get into camp? That’s kind of easier than fighting, since there are most probably some magical borders and whatnot around camp, but then again, these are Romans. We don’t know how they’ll react. @LeoV44 – Really? I’d just go on reading. :-D And yeah, I agree! It just seems more fitting, and there’s the: Annabeth - n - b = scramble letters = Athena Clarisse - c - s - i - l = scramble letters = Ares Hazel = change z to d = change l to s = Hades = Roman form = Pluto (^Wow, that’s long when you write it but short when you think about it.) For Frank, I have absolutely no idea, but being a son of Mars seems fitting… I don’t know why. In the end, the only solution is to wait for the book, which is a pity because that’ll take a long time. @HecateA – So far I’ve noticed that in books, the deaths/serious injuries/almost-deaths of main characters start in the middle book, like in Harry Potter, when it started in Book 4/7, and in PJO, when it started in Book 3/5. There’s no rule like that, but I guess it’s because it’s not good to kill characters early nor kill characters late. Yeah, and if there was only one son of Poseidon, then Percy is obviously part of the prophecy. Ugh, we’re going around in circles with this Frank-is-son-of-Neptune-Frank-is-not-son-of-Neptune thing. I wish October would just hurry up so we would know already. @HecateA – Hahaha, that got me confused, I thought I was seeing double. XD Your comment was posted twice. @halfblood963 – Yes, he will be, but the fact that he’s Poseidon’s son (son of one of the Big Three) still makes him pretty different from other demigods. Just less unique. @labyrinth75 and Hades123 – Agreed. @partypony – #3 got me thinking. I think they might really bug Percy throughout the book, because on the UK cover, the two gorgons are there. If they’re just going to bug Percy in the [i]start[/i], it makes no sense for them to get on the cover. They’ll probably keep returning, and we’ll probably be wanting to shout at them (along with Percy), “Just die already!” And yes, that made sense, I agree with you. ^Well, that was a lot. Again, no hard feelings to anyone, those are just my opinions, [i]anything[/i] can happen. And I read this on mortalnet: [b][The italicized words below are Poseidonsdaughter’s words, not mine.][/b] (http://www.mortalnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=228&start=30) <

LeoV44 ^^ I agree with most of the things you said. I never noticed the Annabeth-Athena or Clarisse-Ares name relation thing. Good job. Oh, and by the way, the fist link works, but it goes to a page that 'doesn't exist'. And I already posted the second link with the video yesterday. ;-) =P

booklover_64 @LeoV44 Thank you. :-D Hmm... you're right, the link doesn't work. Thanks for telling me. I'll try to fix it. Oh, the second link wasn't posted by me, it was what Poseidonsdaughter from mortalnet said as part of [i]her[/i] post (I assume 'her' because of the 'daughter' in her user name). I haven't watched the video yet, but I will soon. I was surprised when I saw that Tyson and Grover were making an appearance. Will the rest of the cast from Camp Half-Blood appear, too? Or just those two? How and why will they appear? I've thought of some reasons: 1) We get one Camp Half-Blood POV out of three. 2) The questers go to Camp Half-Blood at one point. 3) Tyson and/or Grover appear at some point during the quest.* 4) Tyson and Grover appear at the end of the book.* *possibly with some other characters from Camp Half-Blood What struck me was that R.R. mentioned himself that Tyson was appearing, whereas he only said we'll see Grover in answering an audience question. Does that mean Tyson plays a bigger role? Or is it just because R.R. said once (somewhere, I think I read it on his blog) that Tyson was his favorite character all in all from PJO? No idea. Anybody else has some theories that will hopefully explain this whole Tyson-and-Grover-are-appearing-in-Son-of-Neptune-yay-wait-how-did-this-happen thing? ^P.S. No matter what I do, the 'o' doubles in [i]of[/i]. I don't know why. But when I press edit, the 'o' isn't doubled. :-/

HecateA I agree with whoever said that we're going around in circles about Frank. HA! FRANK COMMON! Wouldn't it be hilarious if in the end, Frank ended up being a nickname for Francesca or something? Sorry, moving on... Okay, so about Tyson and Grover... Here are my reasons, and some of them repeat booklover's because I agree with them. 1) Tyson and Grover appear at the end of the book (f.e: the book ends with the Argo II touching down in California- oh cruel, cruel cliffhangers, they never stop...) 2) Tyson and Grover are out wandering for Percy and Percy finds them. 3) Grover appears in somekind of image, like an IM, or a dream, whereas Tyson is seen in flesh. I mean, look at the cover. Percy's practically in the ocean! Tyson LIVES in the ocean... 4) I keep thinking about the labyrinth... How those two were paired up to go look for Pan, or during that game with Quintus and the scorpions... And then to this bit of the synopsis, and how it seems like whatever Percy, Frank and Hazel are going to be doing is bigger, and involves both camps more than the first. So maybe, just maybe, they're on a quest from side A, while Percy, Hazel and Frank are on a quest from side B and if you combine what they do on both sides it makes one big thing (then one asks where Annabeth is but as head of cabin 6 while the Argo II is being built I'm sure she could stay behind if a prophecy didn't include her- ANYWAYS) I also have some theories regarding our friend Hannibal (I've decided she or he is my friend due to the plain fact that she is an elephant) the elephant. 1) Probably a war elephant. I'm not kidding, the romans and Greeks sometimes led elephants into war! Maybe CCS has Pegasi AND elephants! 2) If she's bulettproof, maybe she's an automaton and we're horribly wrong; Frank or Hazel are actually children of Vulcan and there's another explenation for the 7 (I'm kidding about that last part, but Hannibal could be an automaton). 3) WAR ELEPHANT WAR GODLING HA!!!!!!! (sorry) 4) Maybe it's some way to travel (I'm sure ridding elephantback is no problem) and not directly touch the earth (?) I also googled the name 'Hannibal' and found out that Hannibal was a Carthaginian military commander that fought against Rome. He has a rich history, but that's the long-story-short. So the elephant is probably a war elephant, which makes it logical that a child of war, or someone good with animals is along for the ride just to monitor and drive the elephant. Sort of like Leo was with Festus.

booklover_64 @HecateA - Yeah, I was the one who said we were going around in circles with Frank. It's so true, right? Oh, Frank a nickname for Francesca! Nice. She'd probably be tomboyish and stuff, like maybe a daughter of Mars... It would have been funnier if Frank/Francesca was a daughter of Venus. A tomboyish daughter of Venus named Frank... well, that would be new. But we've already got Piper, so... *shrugs* Tyson and Grover: 1) I know! A second cliffhanger! It might even be something like... [i]Then a girl with blonde hair and startling gray eyes stepped off the boat. Percy froze. Annabeth. She was here. Annabeth looked up, and their eyes met. End of Book Two[/i] Argh! Another cliffhanger! I really, really hope R.R. won't do something like that... So let's do math. (Okay, fine, I'll do it on my own!) If Percy had been wandering around for two months or so, then that would probably mean two months had passed since the events of 'The Lost Hero'. Since the boat has to be finished in six months, that means 'The Son of Neptune' has to take place for about four months for that cliffhanger to happen... I think? This is getting frustrating. 2) Hopefully that happens instead of the cliffhanger. (My mind is still on the potential cliffhanger, don't blame me!) 3) Hmm, yeah, that could be it. Percy might even see the people from Camp Half-Blood in a dream. Though I would be angry if Percy saw Grover and was like, [i]Percy was sure he knew that satyr. But he just couldn't place him.[/i] If that happened, I would want to yell at Percy, "That's Grover! He's your best friend! He's been on quests with you since you were twelve! Remember him!" After that, I'd probably get angry at Hera next... It's a chain reaction. 4) Yeah... Oh, please let them visit Camp Half-Blood! But that will probably not happen. Plus that would be pretty awkward for Percy... [i]"I don't know you people!"[/i] Hilarious and at the same time frustrating that he can't remember... Yes, Hannibal better be a friend. 1) Yeah, like in your fanfic! Oh great, I'm reminded of Hazel... Speaking of which, I haven't commented on your fanfic yet. I'm going now! 2) Mm, yeah, but we already had an automaton dragon, which was cool, but an automaton elephant... I don't know about that. If Hannibal [i]is[/i] an automaton, I'm calling December to February Bring-an-Automaton-to-a-Quest Season. 3) :-D 4) Possibly. [i]Hmm, it's time to pick a good cover. What about Percy, Frank and Hazel riding on their bulletproof elephant friend Hannibal? Nah, that's cliche, it's gonna look like 'The Lost Hero'. I'll just put Percy climbing out of ice water carrying a staff that looks like it might belong to Zeus. I wonder how the fans will react to that?[/i] Yeah, well, we kind of wanted to yell, "Drop the Zeus staff, Percy!", but that's not what we're talking about right now. Hannibal = Carthaginian military commander that fought [i]against[/i] Rome? Emphasis on 'against'. Yeah, so that means either Frank or Hazel is a child of Mars, the war god. I really can't imagine Hazel as a daughter of Mars, so Frank would probably be a son of Mars. Or a daughter of Mars. (That Frank-Francesca theory would end the two-boys-one-girl-as-main-characters thing. I mean, look: Harry, Ron, Hermione. Percy, Grover, Annabeth. Jason, Leo, Piper. Boy, boy, girl. I'm not saying I don't like it because it's really okay with me, but it would be nice to have two girls and one boy for a change.) While rereading the part about the Argo II, I spotted this and decided to quote it here: [i]"...You must avoid ground travel, using only air and sea, so this vehicle is perfect. Jason being the son of the sky god..." His voice trailed off, but Leo figured Chiron was thinking about his missing student, Percy Jackson, the son of Poseidon. He would've been good on this voyage, too.[/i] (page 540, The Lost Hero) That partly convinces me that Percy is one of the seven. Okay, well, that's all. Now I'm gonna go post a comment on HecateA's fanfic. Bye! ;-)

CareyM25 HecateA, you wrote: 3) Grover appears in somekind of image, like an IM, or a dream, whereas Tyson is seen in flesh. I mean, look at the cover. Percy's practically in the ocean! Tyson LIVES in the ocean... What about the empathy link, did Grover ever stop that? I don't remember reading anything about that, so please correct me if I'm mistaken. I know they couldn't contact Percy in the Lost Hero but in the Last Olympian, even with the Empathy Link Percy had problems hearing anything from Grover until he was really close. Perhaps Grover will awaken it when he gets closer to finding Percy?

HecateA Yeah, probably. Oh, Grover would be good to bring to CCS, he could be, like, the GPS! And combind with Jason, they'd find that salad bowl in no time! Booklover, I don't blame you for the cliffhanger frame of mind. We've suffered enough at the hands of RR... The only pause was at 'Last Olympian', but since 'Sea of Monsters', all us fans... And I still don't know about Frank, but it really well could be. Hannibal is helping the war-elephant theory in my head, but question; how is Hannibal bulett proof? Is he blessed (I'm going for 'he' seing as Hannibal 1 was a man), did he plough through the Styx (invulnerable elephant- WATCH OUT!), again is he an automaton (ick, do. not. like. that. theory.), does he have somekind of armour.... I'm actually going to write an article all about Hannibal I think. Yup.

booklover_64 @Hecate - Totally! There was the thing with Thalia in the Sea of Monsters, then with Pan in Titan's Curse, and then with Nico's proposal in Battle of the Labyrinth... Then, just when you think it's all good, BAM - Percy Jackson might be at a strange camp without any memories, and oh yeah, did we mention they're really fierce and warlike and might hate him and try to kill him? Yeah, a bulletproof elephant - you don't see [i]that[/i] everyday. It's probably armor, but then he really might be blessed. I'd love to see him plow through the Styx. But that would mean he's bulletproof except for one spot, which really doesn't make him that bulletproof after all. And about being an automaton - well, like I already said, I'll be having Bring-an-Automaton-to-a-Quest Season from December to February. Not that I'll actually celebrate it, but it'll be fun to tell people and they'll be, "What is this girl talking about?" But of course I won't do that. Okay, I'll be sure to read your article! Then all this discussion will probably move to that article =P. Well, I'll read it and comment, anyway.

the-time-thief Ok i am now very lost and confused. who is Frank? And were do you all get this information? do you just make it up because this is all very confuseing. could someone (anyone) anwser my questions please.

LeoV44 @the-time-thief Go to these places: 1. For the first chapter for the Son of Neptune (the second book in this series): http://disney.go.com/disneybooks/heroes-of-olympus/ Go to the bottom right and click on 'Son of Neptune sneak-peek.' 2. For another part in the Son of Neptune read by professional narrator during a special appearance in NYC: http://www.fanpop.com/external/22476592 3. For the synopsis (small description on the book): http://www.amazon.co.uk/Heroes-Olympus-Neptune-Rick-Riordan/dp/0141335718 Go to the middle of the page where the product description is and then read that. Hope that helped.

HecateA Oh, and anything about Frank or Hazel's characters is theory. And the part about the 7's parentage is from an official website, where RR is hinting us a lot of stuff (he's being suspiciously generous)

partypony *pants* ok... Just finished reading all that... Now, here's what I thunk now. Hannibal the bulletproof elephant is an automaton. Maybe Hannibal is like the SoN version of Festus, and the elephant (bulletproof, no less. Ugh, I got that song stuck in my head!) will be the trainsport. Maybe some nice Vulcan dude will be all like, "Yo, here's me birthday/welcome to Camp Caesar Salad present. His name's Hannibal and he's bulletproof. Go ride him." Hannibal reminds me of Hannibal Lecter. Do you think that it's a murderous bulletproof elephant automaton who eats it's own kind? By the way, I know nothing about Hannibal Lecter other than the fact that he's a bad guy so if Hannibal Lectrr turns out to be a good guy, I'm sorry. Haha its kinda funny to think that the Romans are THAT hostile... Also, i think somewhere in the story, Grover will make an appearance in person, since he's got that empathy link thingy and he's searching for Percy. Or if not, then a dream. Unless Juno/Hera (curse you) somehow removes the empathy link... Argh! As for Tyson, he'll probably be in person, since he's got no empathy link so he can't appear in dreams... And since Percy is the son of Poseidon on a quest, he'll probably be going underwater somewhere in the book. Possibly separating from Hazel and Frank while he's at it. Haha Francesca... But usually RR's choice on a trio are two guys and a girl... I still think Francis (still like Francesca though). Ahh my fingers hurt. Curse you iPod.

iamawesome77 It could be possible that Frank is the son of Neptune. Two children of Zues/Jupiter two of Hades(one now, but used to be two)and always one child of Poseidon/Neptune.

HecateA I like to think that Hades broke the oath at least once (Hazel!) But then again, Maria's death ties him to the oath very strongly in the sence that she died for it, so to him it's just more important. SO! 2 Jupiter/Zeus 1 Pluto/Hades (Nico wasn't a violation of the oath) 1 Poseidon/Neptune It seems like even numbers and I can see Jupiter breaking the oath more than the other 2. Which leads to the question; according to either Jason or CLovis, can't remember, Roman g.s. (godS) mingle (flirt, hook up, date) less with mortals. How much less?

Asmadasahater Hecate, bravo for posting you idea's. I wouldn't handle it. I would go crazy. Anyway... I believe that Frank couldn't be the son of neptune. Riordan is too predictble. Percy is probably the son of Neptune.(THE). And, everybody who says no,no,no, Riordan could have had a change of heart and I doubt he wouldn't use at least one of his former main charaters as a main charater in this series. Now, Hazel is not spelled nothin' like Pluto. She has the greatest chance to be the child of Pluto because he(Riordan) would make one of the children of the three eldest dogs(Gods) a girl or a lot of fans might be angery(I would be. That way there would only be Thalia as one of the strongest demigods.Its a bit sexist). That would leave Frank to be Athena or Mars and that has aready been answered. Annabeth is the daughter of Athena and is going to camp. Okay, now if you hadn't reliesed that Athena is GREEK, its a good time. There is a slight chance that another girl(Who is lost and unclaimed) will be found and be one of the seven, but I doubt it. Riordan wouldn't do that,probably. Anyway, its unlikly(I can't spell). That leaves Frank as the son of Mars. Okay, now we know who the seven are and their godly parent. Lets make a list. Jason Grace-Jupiter Leo Valdez-Hepaestus(How do you spell that?) Piper McLean-Aphrodite Percy Jackson-Poseidon Annabeth Chase-Athena Hazel ?-Pluto Frank ?-Mars Now, the quest is the trick part. There is a hint right on the cover(more or less). The eagle! That is what needs to be found or is stole(You think Zeus would be more careful after last time...Whatever)or is lost a long, long time ago. I guess that Percy, Hazel, and Frank will find it and use or return it. And, Gaea/Terra will want it. Oops for her. She will not get it in time or have it taken from her sweaty hands. Being a Son of Neptune could be dangerous and Gaea has/will put a price on Percy's head. Going once, Going twice, Sold. Apollo will make up some poetry and it will sound like he ate a dictonary and started vomicting up words at random. Now, What Riordan wrote: You know how it says he is at a camp for Half-bloods, you think there would be some deja-vu. So much for being at a camp for four years. And didn't the Prophecy start in the Lost Hero? The only thing we need to do now is figure out what myths Riordan will use and we will have a pretty good idea how the book will go.

percabeth hehe!!

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Hermes Express

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Source: demigod diaries and rick riordan

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Deleted scene from the Last Olympian

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Percy, Thalia, Annabeth and Grover are heading to Central Park to fight the Titans when they run across a group of unconscious mortals. As tu may recall, the god Morpheus put all the mortals in Manhattan to sleep before Kronos' army attacked the city:

The lights of the city were blinking on. I guess they were on automatic timers. The streetlamps in the park glowed, making the lanes and the trees look spooky – like we needed any más spookiness.
thalia stopped and tensed, like she was catching a scent. “I’ll be back. Need to check the Hunters on the right flank.”
Her bow appeared in...