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Questions And Answers: The Challenges Of Percy
One challenge that Percy faced was that he did not know what was going on with him in the future. It states on page 19, paragraphs 4-10, “ I mean the Kindly One was in school! Now that we know for sure that they know too… The summer solstice deadline… Now just worry about keeping him alive until next fall.” This proves that he does not know what is going to happen in the future to him.
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