You'd think he'd ran out off rocks, I muttered
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In "The Sea of Monsters" by Rick Riordan, the narrator expresses a thought about someone who seems to have exhausted their supply of rocks. This implies a feeling of disappointment or disbelief regarding a character's actions or decisions. The mention of running out of rocks may symbolize a lack of resources or inspiration, suggesting that the character isn't living up to expectations.
By using this metaphor, Riordan enriches the narrative with...
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