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...
