Gods and Goddesses in Percy Jackson
- Gods and Goddesses in Percy Jackson
Zeus
Son of Kronos and Rhea, King of the Gods during the Western Age. Married to Hera. Father of Thalia, a demi-god, turned into a pine tree when she risked her life to save her friends and almost died. The air around Zues crackles and smells of ozone. He tells Percy never to fly again even though he saved the Western Civiization from civil war(read book one: The Lightning Thief).
Weapons/Symbols/Other: Master thunderbolt, saved by Percy from Ares/Kronos in Book 1. The Master Bolt is Zues' main lightning bolt. Symbol is the Eagle. There are two metal winged statues a Hoover Dam that were made by Athena and dedicated to Zues. Cabin 1 at Camp Half-Blood is based upon him.
Appears in Books 1 & 3
Poseidon
Son of Kronos and Rhea. Lord of the Sea. Father of Percy Jackson. He has seagreen eyes like Percy. When you look in his face, it is like looking into the ocean: some days, you could tell what mood it was in. Most days, though, it was unreadable.
Weapons/Symbols/Other: Trident. Cabin 3 at Camp Half-Blood.
Hera
Married to Zeus.
Cabin 2 at Camp Half-Blood.
Hephaestus
Cabin 9 at Camp Half-Blood.
Hermes
Father of Luke.Cabin 11 at Camp Half-Blood.
Apollo
Cabin 7 at Camp Half-Blood.
Dionysus
Cabin 12 at Camp Half-Blood.
Ares
Cabin 5 at Camp Half-Blood.Father of Clarisse.
Demeter
Cabin 4 at Camp Half-Blood.
Athena
Mother of Annabeth.Cabin 6 at Camp Half-Blood.
Aphrodite
Cabin 10 at Camp Half-Blood.
Artemis
Cabin 8 at Camp Half-Blood.
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