You see that massive giantess blocking the river? Technically speaking, Jack said, I can't see anything, because I don't have eyes. But yes, I see the giant.
In the excerpt from "The Sword of Summer" by Rick Riordan, Jack engages in a playful exchange regarding a giantess obstructing a river. His humorous response highlights an interesting situation where he points out his lack of actual vision while still acknowledging the presence of the giant. This conveys a sense of whimsy and cleverness in the context of a fantastical setting.
The dialogue illustrates the unique perspective of Jack, who, despite being unable to physically see, still perceives the world around him. This clever twist captures the essence of the story's magical elements and the interactions between characters, showcasing both humor and depth in their communication.
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