The quest is a common theme found in many books and films. One book that clearly demonstrates the quest is Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. The quester is obviously Percy Jackson. The place to go was the Underworld. The reason to go there was because it was believed that Hades stole the thunderbolt. Some trials Percy faced were fighting Medusa, a Chimera, and Ares. Finally, the real reason Percy wanted to go to the world was to save his mother that was taken hostage.
Quests are a very common idea found in literature. This is because a quest can easily set up an exciting plot. People enjoy reading them because they give us excitement. Quests give readers a glimpse of adventure that is relatable through its trails. This results in quests almost mirroring daily encounters in our lives. Quests are so popular because so many people enjoy reading stories about quests.
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Do you like the Percy Jackson movies or the books better?
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Definitely the books
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I love how simple this is. You managed to paint a clear, concise picture of the quest, without using too many words. I haven’t even read any Percy Jackson books, but I can grasp the general idea from your explanation. I completely agree that quests make for intriguing stories. Wonderful job (as usual)!
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Hi Faith! Well done with your post as I enjoyed the simplicity of it. I have never read Percy Jackson before but I have heard things about it, and from your description of it, this book most certainly qualifies as a quest! Your description of why we see quest over and over again was spot on. Good job!
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