The Son of Neptune (Yet again)

          I'm reading The Son of Neptune (don't worry, by next week I will have an new book to respond to). I think a theme in this book is dedication to family. I think this because after their entire journey, Percy, Frank, and Hazel still make it back to Camp Jupiter and fight the cyclops army even with how tired they are from fighting in Alaska. Also Percy was determined to save his "family" at Camp Jupiter and his "family" at camp Half-Blood.

          After their battle with the giant in Alaska, Percy, Frank, and Hazel still made it back to Camp Jupiter and defeated the army attacking them. He said in the book that he wanted to protect both his families at Camp Jupiter and Camp Half-Blood and was determined to do so. He loves his families so much that he would sacrifices his own life for them. That shows dedication to family because he is determined to keep his family safe.

          Percy is determined to save his family from Camp Half-Blood because he was taken away from them be the Greek goddess Hera (or Junio in Roman mythology). His new friends from Camp Jupiter have become like a second family to him and he now wants to keep them safe as well as his original family. He really loves his families and the things he does for them really shows how much he cares about them.

          In conclusion, I think that a theme in the book is dedication to family because of how Percy risks his life keeping his family safe from harm. He also manages to keep two families safe which must be a lot of work, but that means he is that dedicated to his family.