Percy Jackson chapter 2

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What does the snipping of the yarn by the old lady represent in Percy Jackson chapter 2?

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It represents that someone is about to die.

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What kind of freaky weather was occurring in New York in chapter 2?

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All of the above (Tornadoes, Severe Thunderstorms, Massive Snowstorms).

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Why did Grover and Percy have to get off the bus?

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There was something wrong with the engine.

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What was weird about the socks the three ladies were knitting at the Fruit Stand?

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They were huge, larger than a person could wear.

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How did Grover react to Percy's encounter with Mrs. Dodds at the Museum?

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He pretended like he didn't know who Mrs. Dodds was.

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What is the significance of the old ladies knitting in Percy Jackson chapter 2?

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It symbolizes fate and the idea that life can be cut short unexpectedly.

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What does Percy feel when he encounters strange events in chapter 2?

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He feels confused and anxious about the supernatural occurrences.

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Who is Mrs. Dodds in Percy Jackson chapter 2?

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She is a teacher at Percy’s school who turns out to be a monster.

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What does Grover's behavior suggest about his character in chapter 2?

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It suggests that he is protective and aware of dangers that Percy does not understand.

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What theme is explored through the weather changes in New York?

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The theme of chaos and the supernatural influencing the real world.