We’ve mentioned Estelle Blofis a few times on this site as she’s Percy Jackson’s little sister, born to his mother Sally Jackson and stepfather Paul Blofis, but is she a demigod? That is what we’re going to discuss here. We saw this pop up in our Google Search Console data and thought it would be …
The Percy Jackson universe, renowned for its portrayal of female characters, encompasses a diverse range of mortals, goddesses, creatures, and demigoddesses from Greek and Roman mythology. This list excludes the Kane Chronicle, its Camp Half-Blood crossovers, and any Riordan Reads books.
Percy Jackson is well versed in being a big brother as he has experience with his paternal half-brother, Tyson, and now he has his maternal half-sister, Estelle Blofis, to contend with. So, just who is Estelle Blofis? Let’s find out, shall we? Before we begin, the post will jump around in the timeline. The first …
Percy Jackson only wanted his mother, Sally Jackson, to be happy after she killed her first husband, Gabe Ugilano, with Medusa’s head. When he saw her with Paul Blofis, he knew she had found the man who would treat her right. Paul Blofis (no, not Paul Blowfish!) meets Sally during a writing seminar. They become …
Behind every great demigod is their mortal parent. Percy Jackson got lucky with his mother, Sally Jackson. Generous and kind, Sally Jackson went through a lot and came through the other side stronger than before. She married the horrid Gabe Ugilano for Percy’s benefit to protect him from monsters, as the man had a foul …
During his first adventure, Percy Jackson would have died without his sword, Riptide. Known by its Greek name, Anaklusmos, Chiron gave the weapon to the son of Poseidon. Heracles and Zoë Nightshade have also wielded it. The weapon takes the form of a standard ballpoint pen. However, if the cap is removed, it will grow …
Sally Jackson may share her son, Percy, with Poseidon, but did you know she has another child, this time with her second husband, Paul Blofis? In the Trials of Apollo book, The Hidden Oracle, Percy mentions to Apollo that his mother is pregnant and that he wants to stay alive long enough to meet his …
