The Titan's Curse characters
By Rick Riordan
Every entry below is hidden until you open it, and each names the chapter the character first appears in.
Percy Jackson (Protagonist)
Also known as Perseus Jackson
Appears from the start
A fourteen-year-old demigod son of Poseidon. He travels with friends to a boarding school in Maine to bring two powerful young half-bloods safely to camp. Loyal and impulsive, he is haunted by a growing prophecy about the eldest gods' children and by his responsibility for the people he tries to protect.
Annabeth Chase (Supporting)
Appears from the start
A demigod daughter of Athena and one of Percy's closest friends, brave and strategic. Early in the mission she is seized by a monster and carried away, and much of the quest that follows is driven by the effort to find and rescue her.
Thalia (Supporting)
Appears from the start
A demigod daughter of Zeus, recently restored to life after years as the tree that guarded the camp. Fierce, proud, and powerful, she wields storm and lightning and struggles with the weight of being a child of one of the three eldest gods as an ancient prophecy looms over her.
Grover Underwood (Supporting)
Appears from the start
A satyr and Percy's loyal friend, still searching for the lost wild god Pan. He has tracked down two exceptionally powerful half-bloods at a boarding school and calls his friends to help bring them in before the enemy's servants reach them first.
Nico di Angelo (Minor)
Appears from the start
A small, energetic ten-year-old boy, one of two mysterious siblings the heroes come to rescue. Obsessed with a mythology-themed collectible card game, he peppers the demigods with questions about the gods and monsters. He idolizes Percy and extracts a promise that his older sister will be kept safe.
Bianca di Angelo (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 2
Nico's protective older sister and the second of the two half-blood siblings. Quiet and serious, she is drawn to the freedom offered by the Hunters of Artemis and chooses to take their vow of eternal maidenhood and join them, leaving her younger brother behind at camp.
Zoe Nightshade (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 2
The lieutenant of the Hunters of Artemis, an ancient immortal huntress and expert archer who has followed the goddess for millennia. Cold and distrustful of boys, she carries an old grief and a hidden history. She is chosen to lead the quest to rescue her mistress and reluctantly accepts Percy's company.
Artemis (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 3
The maiden goddess of the hunt, wild places, and the moon, and the leader of the Hunters, a band of immortal girls sworn to her service. Sensing an ancient and dangerous monster stirring, she leaves the others to track it alone, a decision that puts her in grave peril and sets the quest in motion.
Dr. Thorn (Antagonist)
Also known as the manticore
Appears from the start
The vice principal at the boarding school in Maine, secretly a manticore, a lion-bodied monster with a scorpion tail that launches deadly spikes. A servant of the enemy's shadowy general, he tries to capture the half-bloods and triggers the confrontation that opens the story.
Apollo (Supporting)
First appears in chapter 4
The god of the sun, music, and prophecy, and Artemis's twin brother. Cheerful and boastful, fond of composing bad poetry, he gives the young heroes a ride in his sun chariot and offers help within the limits the gods place on themselves, worried for his missing sister.
Atlas (Antagonist)
Also known as the General
First appears in chapter 17
The Titan of endurance, condemned after the ancient war to hold up the sky for eternity. Freed of that burden by trickery, he serves as the commanding general of the Titan lord's rising forces. Cruel and immensely strong, he directs the enemy's plans and seeks to break the gods by using the very sky he once carried.
Luke Castellan (Antagonist)
First appears in chapter 17
A demigod son of Hermes who serves the reviving Titan lord Kronos. He has lured Annabeth into a trap and works alongside the Titan general at a mountain stronghold to raise a fortress and turn the coming war against the gods. Ruthless yet still tormented, he remains a painful figure to Annabeth and Thalia, who once knew him well.
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