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Hermes By Cherokemon Conflict Analysis
The conflict begins when Luke felt that Hermes had abandoned him and his mom and because of this sentiment Luke little by little eventually came to hate all the Olympian gods. Although Luke has already begin to resent Hermes and isn't very interested in meeting him, he still tries to be hopeful, and silently prays for Hermes to show him that there actually is an upside to being his
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