Rhetorical Effectiveness in The Lighting Thief by Rick Riorden

In today's society, it is exposed to countless works such as novels and movies. However, when a person is reading or watching a movie, they potentially create an episode associated with the plot. Because they are related to their own lives. After the movie is completely watched, people can sit down and ask, "Do you like the movie?" Although ordinary people can give simple answers, movie and novel experts know the quality of the film and its value Rhetorical effect is directly related.

Percy Jackson and the Olympic athlete: The Lightning Thief is the movie based on The Lightning Thief, the director of The Lightning Thief, directed by Chris Joseph Columbus who did not contribute to film production. West Jackson 's movie series. It is Logan as Percy Jackson including Brandon T. Jackson, Alexandra Dadaario, Jake Abel, Rosario Dawson, Steve Coogan, Yuma Thurman, Catherine Keener, Kevin McKid, Sean Bean and Pierce Brosnan I will play Rahman. It was released at the theater on February 12, 2010.

Greek myth of Percy Jackson and Lightning Thief Rick Riddan's "Percy Jackson and Lightning Thief" focuses on Greek mythology and interprets it as a child's story. Through the story there are many references and adaptations to mythological stories. And each is drawn in a different way. Riordan wrote this story as if Hercules, Zeus, and Poseidon still existed, which will have an impact on people of this age. - ... Anabess has been trained for many years, and in addition to fools there are as many people and monsters as possible to fight. This is because her whole life is fighting the inanimate exercise dummy, and now she wants to fight real people and she has a more outgoing personality. There are many contradictions in this book, but the first contradiction is when Percy and Mrs. Moral struggled at the beginning of the book. Mrs. Dodd takes the form of human beings, but she is actually a creature sent to find and destroy Percy.

We compare the two stories of Perseus and Gorgon with Percy Jackson and Lighting Thief (Volume 1). Both Percy and Perseus began to consider saving their mothers before adverse events occurred. Whether they disdain or dislike their step-stepter (or step-step father). Heroes of both stories have the same name, Perseus. In the story, they are similar in many respects and are different, here are some comparisons. In these two stories, they live with their mothers. Percy lives with his mother and is stepfather of Manhattan. He likes to stay with his mother. Perseus was living with his mother in a dungeon. That is where he was born. When he lived in the dungeon, his mother handed him a sword. His grandfather put his mother and his dungeon as he thought his grandson was not lucky. One day his father went to the dungeon and went to see what happened. When Perseus' mother saw him give a sword, he put them in their chests and put them in the ocean.