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Annabeth insists that she can feel it, kind of like Percy felt it about her being okay.

She says, poor Percy, I can feel it. Sorry, just kidding.

That was a great clip. What's good? Thank you so much for tuning into another episode of The Newst Olympian. My name is Mike Schubert. I'm the titular Newst Olympian. I am a 30-year-old man who never read the Percy Jackson books as a kid, but I'm reading them now as an adult because

I'm on a quest to determine if this is a book series that we've all been sleeping on. And I'm not on

this quest alone. Today, I am joined by repeat guest and great Twitter follow. It's Jania Stewart,

Jania, how's it going? It's going great. Very excited to have you back. Been too long. Glad that

we can solve that issue by getting you back into the mix.

I had a fun scheduling time trying to get it all to work.

But here we are, and we're ready to talk about the Titans Curse.

Now, we haven't talked to you since we instituted the repeat guests, get to answer the fun repeat guest question of,

have you ever done one of those sorting type quizzes for who your godly parent is? So do you have an answer to this question?

Yes, actually. I was listening to last week's episode and I was like, I've never taken this quiz ever. I actually did it two days ago. So this worked out really well. But I took it in a set Athena.

So I was like, ooh, okay. I can see it. I can see it. Now, does this make you feel conflicted since your Twitter handle does say the Lady Artemis? Yes. Are you okay? Is this a, it wasn't like a self-conflictive identity crisis type situation? Yes. I was like, you know, especially because throughout this book, they call Artemis, like, The Lady Artemis, a couple of times where my head just, like, went up, like, ooh. But also, it kind of surprised me. I think I was expecting, like, Apollo or something, because, like, I think one of the questions was, like, what is your favorite art form? And it was like, writing art or something else. And I was like fully expecting like Apollo or something like that. But Athena was a nice consolation. I like it. I think it fits. I'm glad that you picked writing. And I was afraid that you were going to say, what is your favorite art form? And one of them was haikus. And then you picked haikus. I don't think I can write a haiku to, like, save my life. Like, I know we had a unit on it in school. No shade to the haiku originators. But I was like, I don't understand. It doesn't rhyme.

Maybe I am a poetry goofess. And I have no idea the wonderful joy of the haiku.

And I'm sure there's impressive origins and all this sort of stuff.

But I just feel like when you're just going by syllables, I feel very restrictive.

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