Answer:
1.The Lightning Thief is a first-person point of view. Percy Jackson is telling the story from his point of view. If we changed the narrator the point of view would change and then it would be in 3rd person point of view.
2.Percy's journey reflects the archetypal hero's journey in many ways. It starts out with a young, naive innocent who believes they are simply ordinary prior to being chosen by some supernatural event. Percy has no knowledge of his abilities until his teacher reveals himself to be a mythical Fury, who attacks him. Percy, who is the child of a single parent, loses his mother along the journey—and being abandoned or orphaned is a common component of the journey. Percy learns soon that his father is one of the Gods of Olympus, and that he must learn to use his powers as a demigod. He goes to the camp of half-bloods, other demigods, and has to learn to control and use his powers—under the tutelage of a wise mentor. Unfortunately, when he is tasked with setting out on his true journey to accomplish his goal, his mentor is unable to accompany him.
PLEASE NOTE: I told you what I remember about The Lightning Thief and my summury is long you kind of got to make it less and put it in your own words and in 3-5 sentence
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