I'm just speaking from original mythology. Gaea could still have a grudge against him. Plus, he or Poseidon could possibly be storm.

Didn't Zeus free the Cyclops? I mean, how else would they be down in the ocean with Posiden? And what about Tyson? He seems pretty free to me.

I was thinking, well, that 'an oath to keep with a final breath' could possibly mean Gaea, because she has broken some promises to the Titans, maybe, and she'll keep it by dying. Like one of those deals that you swear your life upon. In the prophecy, it states that she is the one who falls. Or maybe, Zeus is the one who is punished. In Greek Mythology, he promised Gaea he would free his uncles, the Cyclopes, in return for her help in the battle of Titans vs Gods. He never kept his promise, so she swore revenge. I mean, you never know until you read the last book, right?

Yeah, I was thinking a little differently about the second line... but in the last line, "And foe bears arm to the Door of Death," Camp Half-Blood and and Camp Jupiter have on going arguments in general, they don't really get along... and they don't really trust each other. They just need to agree to work together... In the Mark of Athena remember when Reyna was saying should I trust you guys to Annabeth, but then there was this big explosion "from Leo," so now the Romans and the Greeks are a bit hasty towards each other. Also in HoH Leo did tell the dwarves who stole those shiny stuff to harass the Romans. But when the got the statue(fromMoA) they planned on taking it to Camp Half-Blood by a Roman leader (in HoH) So that was one way that resolved their rift between Romans and Greeks... BTW, I really like your thoughts about the prophecy, pipermc11 and spinnypeeps!

Well, I kinda took a different take on the second line. If you remember, back to the Lost Hero, Jason and Leo were already set up against each other. Because of this, I doubt Rick Riordan will repeat this tactic. Yeah, I was also thinking of Calypso/Leo for the third line...I was thinking about the last line...if we think about it, Hazel and Frank are pretty friendly with everyone on the Argo II. So, they weren't really foes. However, Bob, the Titan, was a foe, since he was a Titan. These are my thoughts on the prophecy!

thank you! I will try

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