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Here is a quote from the Lightning Thief in the beginning of chapter 20, "I Battle My Jerk Relative". The quote is in the background info. Can someone please tell me what it means?

Here it is: "I don't believe it," Annabeth said. "We went all that way—”
"It was a trick," I said. "A strategy worthy of Athena.”
"Hey," she warned.
"You get it, don't you?”
She dropped her eyes, her anger fading. "Yeah. I get it.”

I don't get what it means. Can someone please tell me?
 LeoV44 posted il y a plus d’un an
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jwo17 said:
"I Battle my Jerk Relative"

means that Percy battles Ares, who is Percy's relative and he's a jerk.

"A strategy worth of Athena."

This means that whoever was the mastermind behind Ares, encouraging him to keep the bolt until a war starts, had a strategy that was so good that Athena, the goddess of wisdom, could have acknowledged it.

"You get it, don't you?"
"yeah,I get it."

It showed that Annabeth understood that it was a well thought-out plan and Percy didn't mean to insult her mother, Athena. Annabeth doesn't feel guilty, she just understands.
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Thank you!. It's been bothering me for a while. I thought they were refering to some point where they talked that i might have forgotten ou not read so I was confused. That makes sense. Thanks again =D
LeoV44 posted il y a plus d’un an
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haha yeah! it was bothering me 2.
kayleeluvsbooks posted il y a plus d’un an
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thank toi for lire my answer!
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Emily_is_COOl said:
It was because someone ( secretly Luke ) influenced Ares, without Ares knowing it, to hide the Helm of Darkness and Zues's Master Bolt in Percy's backpack...

Hope that Helped,
Emily
:)
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This was before they knew it was Luke. And it wasn't Luke who influenced him, it was Kronos speaking through Luke. :P
LeoV44 posted il y a plus d’un an
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Yeah, well, toi know what I mean, I know it wasn't Luke "Luke" but it was Luke's body..
Emily_is_COOl posted il y a plus d’un an
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Yeah, I re-read the book and figured it out but I couldn't find tis page.
Emily_is_COOl posted il y a plus d’un an
wisegurl said:
Annabeth just doesn't like ares having "a stratigy worthy of atheana" cuz Athena is her mom and that could be insulting sorta

Hope that answered ur ?
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Yeah but what's the "You get it, don't you?" part? Why does she suddenly lose all her anger and feel guilty?
LeoV44 posted il y a plus d’un an
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Idk it makes sence to me sorta
wisegurl posted il y a plus d’un an
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It just iritates me when I don't get something. I think I might be a son if Athena, MDR =P
LeoV44 posted il y a plus d’un an
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see my answer below, I answered the question.
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Aphroditeskid21 said:
The Relative is Ares His Cousin and he fights with him verbally
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Um in that chapter he fights ARES.... Not hades
wisegurl posted il y a plus d’un an
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I think you're confusing it with the chapter before this where they go to the Underworld. :)
LeoV44 posted il y a plus d’un an
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i am sorry haha
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penguin098 said:
Ok... i battle my jerk relative is refering to Percy battleing Ares, who is technicly his cousin/relavitve... ares is a jerk so yeah

The confersasion is when Percy and Annabeth figure out the plan which is so complicated and smart... it's good enough for Athena to come up with

Hope this clears it all up! ;^)
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Okay, thanks. =)
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twg35 said:
What I understood is that Percy and Annabeth are recalling their précédant conversation about Ares, whom Annabeth described as having strength but no wisdom (this is mentioned again a few paragraphs later, during Percy’s fight with Ares). So, although they realize it was a trick, they also realize that it was too well-thought-out a trick for Ares to have designed, and therefore Ares is not in fact leading the effort to create the war and kill Percy, but rather someone else, who is a lot smarter.
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