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Why does Ares mean when he says Percy doent have what it take is this a fair criticism
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Why does Ares mean when he says Percy doent have what it take is this a fair criticism
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Ares is taunting Percy to make him angry and want to fight him. It is not a fair critisism, because Percy very obvioulsy has what it takes and can pretty much do anything.
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