Then something occurred to me.Get closer, I told Blackjack.He whinnied in protest.Just within shouting distance, I said. I need to talk to the statue.Now I'm sure you've lost it, boss, Blackjack said
In "The Last Olympian," the protagonist has a sudden realization during a crucial moment. He instructs Blackjack, his trusty Pegasus, to get closer, despite Blackjack’s reluctance and concerns about the situation. The urgency of the moment compels him to approach a statue that seems significant to the unfolding events.
This reveals the character's determination to confront challenges head-on, even when faced with doubts from his companion. The interaction between the protagonist and Blackjack highlights the bond between them and the tension of the moment as they deal with the looming threat.
