Percy Jackson the Lightning Thief Chapter 2

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What is the main reason Percy is having bad dreams?

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Percy is experiencing stress and anxiety due to his unusual experiences and the challenges he faces.

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What does Grover's nervousness around the old ladies indicate about his character?

Back

It shows that Grover is sensitive and possibly aware of dangers that Percy does not recognize.

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What does Grover give Percy as a sign of support?

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Grover gives Percy his business card as a good luck charm.

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What is the significance of the three old ladies snipping the yarn?

Back

It symbolizes a connection to fate and the idea that someone's life thread can be cut, indicating danger.

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What action led to Percy being expelled from Yancy Academy?

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Percy was expelled for calling his teacher an 'old spot'.

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How does Percy’s behavior change due to his bad dreams?

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Percy's behavior becomes cranky and irritable, affecting his interactions with others.

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What does Grover's concern for Percy suggest about their friendship?

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It suggests that Grover is a loyal friend who cares deeply about Percy's well-being.

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What does the reaction of the old ladies reveal about their character?

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The old ladies appear to have a mysterious and possibly threatening nature.

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How does Percy feel about his experiences at Yancy Academy?

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Percy feels frustrated and misunderstood, contributing to his bad dreams.

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What role does anxiety play in Percy's life in Chapter 2?

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Anxiety manifests in bad dreams and affects his behavior and academic performance.