DIONYSUS in THE SEA OF MONSTERS

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Greek mythology: god of wine and fertility and drama

When we got to camp, the centaurs were anxious to meet Dionysus.
Chapter 19 (3% in)

Dionysus = Greek mythology: god of wine and fertility and drama

The other cabins filed in: Demeter, Apollo, Aphrodite, Dionysus.
Chapter 5 (47% in)
Mr. D's real name is Dionysus.
Chapter 5 (57% in)
"This boy," Dionysus told him, "you need to watch.
Chapter 5 (60% in)
His tone made it obvious that he and Dionysus had already discussed me at length.
Chapter 5 (61% in)
On special assignment here until, well, until my Lord Dionysus decides otherwise.
Chapter 5 (61% in)
Dionysus snapped his fingers.
Chapter 5 (62% in)
"Go on, then, old fellow," Dionysus said, a strange sparkle in his eyes.
Chapter 5 (65% in)
"Ah, well," Dionysus said, his voice dripping with false sympathy.
Chapter 5 (68% in)
Eventually," muttered Tantalus, staring at Dionysus's Diet Coke.
Chapter 5 (69% in)
"Oh, go sit down, Johnson," Dionysus sighed.
Chapter 5 (71% in)
Dionysus was an overgrown brat, but he was an immortal, superpowerful overgrown brat.
Chapter 5 (72% in)
Dionysus snickered.
Chapter 5 (74% in)
Dionysus clapped politely, leading to some halfhearted applause from the satyrs.
Chapter 5 (82% in)
Dionysus left early.
Chapter 7 (23% in)
Even DIONYSUS at CAMP HALF-BLOOD!
Chapter 17 (73% in)
Above the pool, shimmering in the rainbow mist, was an Iris-message vision of Dionysus, Tantalus, and the whole camp in the dining pavilion.
Chapter 17 (85% in)
"Well," said Dionysus dryly, "some unplanned dinner entertainment."
Chapter 17 (86% in)

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