1. The Lightning Thief By Rick Riordan Chapter 19 and 20
“We find out the truth, sort of”
“I battle my Jerk relative”
Presented by: Jared Grimm, Bucky Newman, Greydon Jones
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2. Plot The sequence of events
Percy, Annabeth and Grover go into the underworld to get the lightning bolt back.
Grover gets dragged by the sandals and almost goes into tartarus.
They go to the castle of Hades and talk to him about him causing the war.
They see his mom getting killed by a Minotaur but frozen in time, then they use the pearls and float into the ocean.

3. Plot Continued Percy and his friends arrive on Santa Monica Beach.
Ares shows up and has the helm of darkness and tries to kill Percy because he was supposed to be killed in the underworld.
Percy defeated Ares in a sword on sword battle.
The Furies take the helm of darkness to Hades after getting it from Ares.

4. Conflict a struggle between opposing forces
Internal- A conflict with a persons own emotions- Percy has to choose between his mother or one of his friends to leave in the underworld. External- a conflict between two or more characters or forces of nature- Ares is trying to kill Percy after their bet.

5. Setting where and when the story takes place
Chapter 19- Hades palace, a giant building with stone figures in the front and skeleton guards, with a throne made of bones.
Chapter 20- Santa Monica Beach in the Middle of the day next to the pier, where he battles Ares.

6. Characters The people in the story
Protagonist- characters who work for good in the story- Percy Jackson, Annabeth, Grover, Poseidon
Antagonist- characters who work against the protagonists- Hades, Furies, The undead guards, Ares.

7. Mythological Allusions a reference to mythology
The furies, three ladies with bat like wings who flew over Hades Kingdom, who made people angry, this is where we get the word FURIOUS.

8. Mythological Allusions Continued
Ares is the god of war, who fought Percy after they made a bet for the helm of Darkness, when Percy defeated him.
Mars, the roman name of Ares, is the name of a popular candy bar.

9. Mythological Allusions Continued
Sisyphus Rolls his boulder up the steep hill and has to let it fall on him after he makes it to the top, and after that he would have to roll it to the top again and again for eternity.
Percy sees Sisyphus when he goes to Tartarus.

10. REVIEW QUESTIONS
Who had to push a Boulder to the top and let it fall on him/her?
What are the three ladies that make people mad called?
Who was accused of causing the war between the gods?
Who tries to kill Percy after they make a bet?
Who were some Protagonists?...Antagonists?