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** In addition, Zoë was once a Hesperid, a nymph of the sunset. Sunset = shadow of night = Nightshade.
* Percy. Perseus. ''An''nabeth. ''An''dromeda.
* A chance comment by my niece while we were watching the movie of ''[[Percy Jackson and& Thethe Olympians (Literature)|Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief]]'' made this one occur to me, but I doubt it doesn't apply here, too. Hermes' son is Luke. One of the items Luke provides/uses are shoes with wings on them. This basically means Luke is flying because of his feet. The chance comment my niece made: She called him "Luke Skywalker." -- [[Sgamer 82]]
* We're told in The Last Olympian that Nico and the Pegasi dislikes each other. This mostly seems to be because his father is {{spoiler|Hades and children of him are generally outcasts}}, but in Sea of Monsters, Percy mentions that Pegasi are sort of neutral territory between Poseidon and Zeus. {{spoiler|So naturally the Pegasi would dislike a son of Hades!}}
* I was always a little confused about how {{spoiler|Silena Beauregard got the Ares cabin to believe she was Clarisse and follow her into battle, because she and Clarisse don't look anything like each other. But then in The Lost Hero it's revealed children of Aphrodite sometimes have the ability to make other people do stuff with their voice. No wonder they believed Silena was Clarisse, she ''charmspoke'' them into it!}}
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* Before Rachel Eliabeth Dare became the Oracle, the previous one was soul bound permanently to her body. Her corpse was still animated, even after it had been dead for presumably centuries. Therefore the Oracle had been living forever in the mummified body that was once hers. Since the Oracle would have lasted indefinitely until someone gave her a new body (Rachel), what exactly is gonna happen to Rachel's body in a couple hundred years?
** That only happened because of the curse Hades placed on the old Oracle. Rachel is not cursed.
* In book two, Percy talks about seeing a father and his two elementary school-aged daughters on the Princess Andromeda, along with other guests. In book four, all the guests are gone. Percy theorizes that they [[Never Say "Die"|"didn't get to leave with their bingo winnings"]]. This includes, of course, the father his daughters.
** Take it one step further and consider the ship's inhabitants: ( {{spoiler|Kronos' army of monsters}}). They were most likely {{spoiler|fed to aforementioned monsters}}. Full stop.
* The Labyrinth was {{spoiler|destroyed. Now, imagine how many people were still inside when it collapsed...}}
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