Some critical points in the development of Rick Riordan's manipulative writing style are easily apparent in the Mark of Athena. The majority of the plot consistently backs up my past theories, (see my مضمون Rick Riordan) and manages to suggest that Rick holds even مزید control over his readers minds than I had ever imagined.

Strategies Used To Keep Readers On Their Toes:


1. Increase in tension between characters

2. Added complications to plot

3. Withholding information for future surprises

4. Cliffhangers

5. Frustrating moments and characters to give the reader a stronger emotional standing


Ways...

The heroes of Olympus the house of hades

Percy

As long as we're together…

They were still together, but for how long, Percy didn't know.

Percy's free hand grappled at the air, while his other hand clung to Annabeth's sweaty, pale hand, as the world around him got darker and darker, and the light above them, marking his friend's silhouettes got smaller until it was only a tiny pin point, and then it was gone.

A feeling of freefall was not a new to him. But the feeling of freefalling into Tartarus, the endless cesspool of evil, was entirely new. Percy wasn't one of those daredevils that went sky...

At the end of Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian Rachel became the new Oracle and made the new great prophecy

"Seven Half- Bloods Shall Answer the Call"
"To Storm یا to آگ کے, آگ the World Must Fall"
"An Oath to Keep With a Final Breath"
"And Foes برداشت, ریچھ Arms to the Doors of Death"

Now there has been a lot of great ideas for this prophecy and I'm just going to put them here یا at least as much as I can remember.

Ok the first line "Seven Half-Bloods Shall Answer the Call" ok the call could mean Pan but thats all over ever since the battle of the Labryinth so it could mean Grover seening as he's a member...