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[[caption-width-right:688:''"The bolt is my brothers' drama. I don't want any part in it."''.]]
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* AdaptedOut: He lacks his magic reed pipes in season 1.
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* CruelToBeKind: An emotional example. After failing to send him to a new school, Sally refuses to tell Percy about his heritage, to keep him from ending up like his family of gods, and help him decide his own destiny.
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* CruelToBeKind: An emotional example. After almost failing to send him to a new school, Sally refuses to tell Percy about his heritage, to keep him from ending up like his family of gods, and help him decide his own destiny.
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* CruelToBeKind: An emotional example. After failing to send him to a new school, Sally refuses to tell Percy about his heritage, to keep him from ending up like his family of gods, and help him decide his own destiny.
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* DemotedToExtra: Gabe using the media to label Percy as a dangerous criminal is a major subplot in the book that impedes their quest. Here, it's only given a single mention, thus Gabe's presence in the story is only truly at the beginning and end of the season.
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* KingIncognito: Zeus first appears as a man at the desk in the Empire State Building lobby. Percy doesn't realize who he is until he arrives on Olympus and sees the same guy.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed to make the show more appealing to younger audiences. He's still very much the same world-class {{Jerkass}} as in the books, especially towards Percy, but cuts the Jacksons some slack and allows them to take their yearly trip to Montauk. He's still shown emotionally abusive towards his stepson, though, and still brands him a fugitive for his own personal gain.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed to make the show more appealing to younger audiences. He's still very much the same world-class {{Jerkass}} as in the books, especially towards Percy, but cuts the Jacksons some slack and allows them to take their yearly trip to Montauk. He's still shown to be emotionally abusive towards his stepson, though, and still brands him a fugitive for his own personal gain.
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* FriendlessBackground: Never had actual friends when he was young, until he met Grover, who became his first genuine friend.
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* AgeLift: 28 at the start of the books (or at least, that's what Chiron estimates him to be), 24 at the start of the Disney+ series.
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* AgeLift: 28 at At the start of the books (or at least, that's what books, Chiron estimates him to be), 24 at be about 28. In the start of series, he explicitly states in the Disney+ series.pilot episode that he's 24.
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* UndyingLoyalty: To Percy. Even after getting him kicked out of school on purpose, Grover still travels to Montauk to warn him of the danger he is in, knowing how angry Percy is with him. Then, when Chiron and Mr. D order him not to tell Percy of Sally's fate, he tells them he's done lying to his best friend and tells Percy everything.
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* UndyingLoyalty: To Percy. Even after getting him kicked out of school on purpose, Grover still travels to Montauk to warn him of the danger he is in, knowing how angry Percy is with him. Then, when Chiron and Mr. D order him not to tell Percy of Sally's fate, that Sally is still alive, [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight he tells them decides that he's done lying to his best friend and tells Percy everything.the truth]].
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: After the "death" of Sally Jackson, he learns from the Cloven Council that Sally may still be alive and held captive by Hades. Chiron and Mr. D strictly tell him not to say anything to Percy, believing it'd be too risky for his safety. Growing sick and tired of lying to his best friend, he bravely disregards their orders and tells Percy the truth about his mother, which was enough to motivate him to accept his quest.
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: After the "death" of Sally Jackson, he learns learning from the Cloven Council that Sally Jackson may still be alive and held captive by Hades. Hades, Chiron and Mr. D strictly tell him Grover not to say anything to Percy, believing it'd be too risky for his safety. Growing sick and tired of lying to his best friend, he bravely disregards their orders and tells Percy the truth about his mother, which was enough to motivate him to accept his quest.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"It's like people only see what they wanna see, and ignore anything at all that doesn't fit the story they like to tell themselves!"'']]
