In "The Lost Hero" by Rick Riordan, a conversation unfolds between Jason and Leo. Jason expresses his perception of Leo’s character by calling him "weird," to which Leo playfully responds, acknowledging that Jason often makes such comments about him. This exchange highlights their friendship dynamics, where humor and lighthearted teasing play a prominent role. Leo then cleverly suggests that if Jason doesn't remember him well, he has the opportunity to recycle his old jokes, emphasizing his playful personality. This moment encapsulates Leo's wit and the banter that often exists among friends, establishing a spirited connection between the characters.

In "The Lost Hero" by Rick Riordan, a conversation unfolds between Jason and Leo. Jason expresses his perception of Leo’s character by calling him "weird," to which Leo playfully responds, acknowledging that Jason often makes such comments about him. This exchange highlights their friendship dynamics, where humor and lighthearted teasing play a prominent role.

Leo then cleverly suggests that if Jason doesn't remember him well, he has the opportunity to recycle his old jokes, emphasizing his playful personality. This moment encapsulates Leo's wit and the banter that often exists among friends, establishing a spirited connection between the characters.