No! Amy said. Dan, you're lucky it was only concussive. You could've wiped out the whole Holt family.And that would've been bad because...?
by Rick Riordan
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In "The Maze of Bones" by Rick Riordan, a character named Amy confronts Dan about a situation that nearly caused significant harm. She emphasizes the seriousness of what could have happened, underscoring the potential for catastrophic consequences that might have affected an entire family. This moment highlights the gravity of the situation and reflects the concern that Amy has for their well-being. Her response indicates that she recognizes how lucky they were to escape a more disastrous fate, stressing the importance of being aware of one's actions and their repercussions.

In "The Maze of Bones" by Rick Riordan, a character named Amy confronts Dan about a situation that nearly caused significant harm. She emphasizes the seriousness of what could have happened, underscoring the potential for catastrophic consequences that might have affected an entire family.

This moment highlights the gravity of the situation and reflects the concern that Amy has for their well-being. Her response indicates that she recognizes how lucky they were to escape a more disastrous fate, stressing the importance of being aware of one's actions and their repercussions.

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