In the story percy jackson the lighting thief what choice does make to attempt to save himself and why? #2 what happens to percy in the gateway arch with echidna and chimera? questions are from chapter 13

For number 1, I'm not quite sure what it would be, but I hope I at least answered #2 for you. It might be that he reveals himself by drawing Riptide?

For number 2, he stays behind at the top, and Echidna reveals herself. He fights the Chimera, but loses, falling from the Arch into the River below (meeting a naiad sent by his dad).

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