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Rick Riordan

Two demigods fall into hell holding hands; five friends must close the Doors of Death from above.

Who drives the story

Main characters

Percy Jackson

Son of Poseidon, who falls into Tartarus with Annabeth and must reach the Doors of Death from below while poisoned, drained, and stripped of strength.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Fall Into the Pit
Part 2: Venice, Crossroads, and the Cost of Secrets
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
Staying together in hell
The price of secrets
Sacrifice and second chances

Annabeth Chase

Daughter of Athena, blinded by curses in the pit, who drags Percy out of Cocytus and refuses to let go of him or the plan.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Fall Into the Pit
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
Staying together in hell

Bob the Titan

Once Iapetus, memory wiped by Percy; now a gentle guide with a saber-toothed kitten who sacrifices himself to hold the Doors of Death.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Fall Into the Pit
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
Choosing who you are
Sacrifice and second chances

Leo Valdez

Hephaestus's fire-wielding shipbuilder, who out-tricks the Kerkopes, falls in love with Calypso on Ogygia, and swears to return for her.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Fall Into the Pit
Part 2: Venice, Crossroads, and the Cost of Secrets
Part 4: The Doors of Death

Hazel Levesque

Daughter of Pluto, who learns the Mist from Hecate and uses it to trap Pasiphaë and destroy Clytius at the Necromanteion.

Appears in:
Part 2: Venice, Crossroads, and the Cost of Secrets
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Themes:
Choosing who you are

Frank Zhang

Son of Mars, tormented by two war gods arguing in his head, who earns Mars's blessing in Venice and becomes praetor of the Twelfth Legion.

Appears in:
Part 2: Venice, Crossroads, and the Cost of Secrets
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
Choosing who you are
Leadership passed on

Jason Grace

Son of Jupiter, forced by Notus to choose between camps; he declares himself Greek, gives up his praetorship, and keeps Nico's secret.

Appears in:
Part 2: Venice, Crossroads, and the Cost of Secrets
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
The price of secrets
Choosing who you are
Leadership passed on

Nico di Angelo

Son of Hades, forced by Cupid to confess his crush on Percy; he leads the crew to the Doors and volunteers to shadow-travel the Athena Parthenos home.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Fall Into the Pit
Part 2: Venice, Crossroads, and the Cost of Secrets
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
The price of secrets
Leadership passed on

Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano

Praetor of Camp Jupiter, who flies to Greece on her pegasus Scipio and accepts the burden of carrying the Athena Parthenos to Camp Half-Blood.

Appears in:
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
Leadership passed on

Damasen

A peaceful giant who heals and shelters Percy and Annabeth, then stays behind with Bob to hold off Tartarus.

Appears in:
Part 3: Choosing Sides, Sending Word
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
Sacrifice and second chances

Coach Hedge

The satyr chaperone who volunteers to help Reyna and Nico haul the statue across the world.

Appears in:
Part 1: The Fall Into the Pit
Part 4: The Doors of Death
Themes:
Leadership passed on

Also in the story

Supporting characters

Piper McLean

Daughter of Aphrodite whose charmspeak reactivates Festus and drives Khione off the Argo II mid-attack.

Appears in:
Part 2: Venice, Crossroads, and the Cost of Secrets

How they are connected

Key relationships

  • Percy JacksonAnnabeth Chase

    Son of Poseidon, who falls into Tartarus with Annabeth and must reach the Doors of Death from below while poisoned, drained, and stripped of strength.

  • Bob the TitanPercy Jackson

    Once Iapetus, memory wiped by Percy; now a gentle guide with a saber-toothed kitten who sacrifices himself to hold the Doors of Death.

  • Jason GraceNico di Angelo

    Son of Jupiter, forced by Notus to choose between camps; he declares himself Greek, gives up his praetorship, and keeps Nico's secret.

  • Nico di AngeloPercy Jackson

    Son of Hades, forced by Cupid to confess his crush on Percy; he leads the crew to the Doors and volunteers to shadow-travel the Athena Parthenos home.

  • DamasenPercy Jackson

    A peaceful giant who heals and shelters Percy and Annabeth, then stays behind with Bob to hold off Tartarus.

  • DamasenAnnabeth Chase

    A peaceful giant who heals and shelters Percy and Annabeth, then stays behind with Bob to hold off Tartarus.

  • DamasenBob the Titan

    A peaceful giant who heals and shelters Percy and Annabeth, then stays behind with Bob to hold off Tartarus.

  • Coach HedgeNico di Angelo

    The satyr chaperone who volunteers to help Reyna and Nico haul the statue across the world.

  • Coach HedgeReyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano

    The satyr chaperone who volunteers to help Reyna and Nico haul the statue across the world.

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The House of Hades themes & symbols

Staying together in hell · The price of secrets · Choosing who you are · Sacrifice and second chances

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