All 22 Uses of
Thalia
in
The Lightning Thief
Uses with a meaning too rare to warrant foucs:
- When their child was born, a little girl named Thalia ....well, the River Styx is serious about promises.
Chpt 8 *Thalia = an author-created character in this novel
- Hades let the worst monsters out of Tartarus to torment Thalia.
Chpt 8
- They were about to be overrun when Thalia told her satyr to take the other two half-bloods to safety while she held off the monsters.
Chpt 8
- So Thalia made her final stand alone, at the top of that hill.
Chpt 8
- We waved good-bye to the other campers, took one last look at the strawberry fields, the ocean, and the Big House, then hiked up Half-Blood Hill to the tall pine tree that used to be Thalia, daughter of Zeus.
Chpt 10
- Under the pine tree that used to be Thalia, daughter of Zeus, Chiron was now standing in full horse-man form, holding his bow high in salute.
Chpt 10
- You were the satyr who tried to rescue Thalia, the daughter of Zeus.
Chpt 16
- And the other two half-bloods Thalia befriended, the ones who got safely to camp ...
Chpt 16
- Thalia was twelve.
Chpt 16
- "I was supposed to escort Thalia to camp," he said, sniffling.
Chpt 16
- Only Thalia.
Chpt 16
- Thalia didn't blame you either.
Chpt 16
- I'm the lamest satyr ever, and I find the two most powerful half-bloods of the century, Thalia and Percy.
Chpt 16
- It's not luck that you found Thalia and me, Grover.
Chpt 16
- I've got Thalia's pine tree, a Greek trireme on fire, a centaur in a prom dress-now that was a weird summer.... And the college ring is your father's?
Chpt 16
- She was Thalia, daughter of Zeus.
Chpt 16
- I thought about the fate of Thalia, daughter of Zeus.
Chpt 22
- Ever since Thalia ...well, you know.
Chpt 22
- "Thalia gave her life to save you," I said, gritting my teeth.
Chpt 22
- "Don't speak of Thalia!" he shouted.
Chpt 22
- Next to Thalia's pine tree, at the very edge of the camp's magical boundaries, a family stood silhouetted-two little children, a woman, and a tall man with blond hair.
Chpt 22
- She touched Thalia's pine tree, then allowed herself to be lead over the crest and into the mortal world.
Chpt 22
Definitions:
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(1)
(Thalia) Greek mythology: the Muse of comedy and pastoral poetry
or:
Greek mythology: one of the three Graces -
(2)
(meaning too rare to warrant focus) meaning too rare to warrant focus