Rick Riordan
Grover the satyr, who can read emotions, acts as Percy’s conscience, putting words to the feelings that Percy, as an adolescent boy, has trouble expressing. Grover also serves as the moral center of the book. He speaks up against the imprisoned animals on the truck to Las Vegas. He is the first to offer his life to help rescue Percy’s mother. ................
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