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Who do you think is Reyna's godly parent?

In RR's blog it said some things about Reyna.

1st. He said Reyna's powerful.
Now when I first saw that I instantly thought that she was a child of Ares, but then looking at her picture she couldn't have been. Then looking how she looks like the leader of the camp(for now) she might be a child of the big three but then this comes along.

2nd. He said we've never seen the person before.
Back from the first one, Reyna's parent can't be an Big three nor any one of the 12 Olympian gods (including Hades, and even Hestia). When I researched her name it meant "Queen" in spanish. So then I thought that maybe just maybe she might be a daughter of Hera. But then I dismissed that because of how RR said we've never met the god, and Hera would never have a child.

Conclusion.
Reyna is probably defiantly a child of a lesser god. But what bothers me is how she's seen as a leader, why that bothers me? Well it bothers me because lesser gods probably didn't have a cabin or whatever at camp Jupiter either until the end of the 2nd Titan War. And there's no way she would have been seen as someone powerful before then much less seen as a leader(for god sakes it took like five years for Percy to be seen as leader of CBH). But seeing as we've never met the god before it must be a lesser god.
My guesses.
1. Trivia(Hecate). This is a really strong possibilty because we've never seen Hecate before and her children seem to be pretty powerful, but Reyna might be beyond powerful for her demigod bro/sis.
2.Maybe just maybe one of the wind gods.
We've seen Boreas and his demigod children might be pretty powerful considering their father can manipulate ice. So (forget about Boreas now) maybe one of the other wind gods, also considering Jason is the son of the wind god that could be a strong suggestion.
3. I got no more guesses. ;P

So who do you guys think her parent is?

Also: I really want you guys to think about Reyna's name in spanish "Queen" what could that mean? A
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A also wanted to say tht RR is a smart guy and he knows how to trick us. When he meant we've never meant the god before he might have been talking about the Roman side of the god. So just keep that in mind
fman172 posted over a year ago
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also, the gold and silver dogs in her picture could give us clues
SeaweedBrain101 posted over a year ago
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The two main things we see on Reyna's photo is her Purple cloak and her two dogs.
demigodliv8 posted over a year ago
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demigodliv8 said:
The two main things we see on Reyna's photo is her Purple cloak and her two dogs.
I think her godly parent is Hecate/Trivia, if you see photos of Hecate/Trivia, you see that in most photos she is wearing a purple cloak just like Reyna's, another reason why I think it's Hecate/Trivia is that you also see in some photos of Hecate/Trivia is the shes normally got 2 or 3 dogs by her side as "dogs" are just one of her symbols of power. In some stories Hecate/Trivia is known as "Queen of the Ghosts", which also helps support why Reyna's name means "Queen" is Spanish.
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You know what? I just took, like, ten minutes to write my super long answer and then I look here and facepalm because you are so right. :)
I-Love-Candy posted over a year ago
Lindsey76PaASaA said:
Reyna's godly parent is Bellona, the Roman Goddess of War! I've read MoA.
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kel4ever_97 said:
I heard that her godly parent is most probably Dionysus. :)
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but we hav seen dionysus before and R.R. said its someone we've never seen before so it cant b him. unless its dionysus' roman form
SeaweedBrain101 posted over a year ago
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I don't think it's Dionysus cuz his kids can't fight
ilovepenguins97 posted over a year ago
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^Well that's just silly. His kids could fight fine if they've been training. And let me point out, Poseidon has nothing to do with swords, yet Percy is one of the best
131newbee313 posted over a year ago
Klug said:
Personally, I have no clue who her godly parent might be, so I'm gonna have to go along with the Hecate speculation, but I bet that it won't be Hecate, just because it was our first guess.

I just thought "What if for some crazy reason she is somehow a daughter of Juno (Hera) or Artemis?" I would actually use that guess if it weren't for the fact that we've already met both of those goddesses... therefore, I have no clue.
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does artemis hav a roman form? cuz then that could also b a possability... and everything about reyna makes me think of juno (hera) but we saw both juno and hera in the last book. hmmmmmm...
SeaweedBrain101 posted over a year ago
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I really want to say that she has a strong resemblance to Juno. If she somehow was a child of Artemis, that could explain the hatred for Percy, and possibly boys in general...
Klug posted over a year ago
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Dianna is artemis' roman form
ilovepenguins97 posted over a year ago
pjfreak1o1 said:
i personally thought it was mars since he was thought VERY powerful in rome but then he said wed never met them but then i also thought maybe it just meant them in their romen form... but then that didnt make any sense so im thinking it might be one the other gods that mightve been thought to be minor in greece but pretty powerful in rome ill have to do more reseach
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booklover27 said:
I want to say that her godly parent is Pluto. Why? because he is the god of minerals and metals in the earth. With her having a silver and a gold hounds with ruby eyes makes me think strongly of Pluto. This, also, may help with the 'Queen' thing. However, we've already met Hades....... But that is my guess. (And the fact that she's spanish might have a part in it too, considering the fact that Nico and Bianca were italian and spanish kinda shares words with the italian language.)
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good idea. but R.R. doesnt normally repeate the same thing. he probs wont hav another child of hades. pluto is possable though
SeaweedBrain101 posted over a year ago
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yeah but in rome hades didnt control all the precious things underground it was a different god that i cant remember the name of which is really stupid of me considering it was an easy name :P
pjfreak1o1 posted over a year ago
luvseaweedbrain said:
I think se's a daughter of Roma, the goddess of Rome, which would explain why she could be a child of a minor god and still be powerful, and we haven't seen Roma yet, so yeah, that's my guess :)
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that's also a good teory...
wisegirl556 posted over a year ago
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ohh this is a very good guess hmmm interesting :)
pjfreak1o1 posted over a year ago
athenartemis said:
I honestly have no idea. I looked on Wikipedia, trying to find if their was any god other than Hephaestus/Vulcan associated with automatons, but I didn't see anything.
However, I think it would be cool if her, or anyone's godly parent was Hercules. Though I doubt it would ever happen, Hercules was deified at the end of his life, and I think it would be really cool.
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wisegirl556 said:
Because she is powerful, and because of the gold and silver dogs, I think she might be a child of either helios or selene. But if not I could also guess Roma, goddess of rome, or trivias, or the southern wind god, or possibly in some crazy way, Diana. But then I thought about the queen thing, What if she is a child of Persephone??? That would explain the queeny thing!
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I-Love-Candy said:
I know this is (most likely) impossible for it to be, but I have strong pull towards Hera. I don't know why, and I can clearly see so many con's against this theory but, hey, I'll have a go at it.

1. Her name translates to "Queen": Hera, or rather, Juno, is queen of Olympus, as she is wed to Zeus, the king of Olympus. Her dogs names translate to "Gold" and "Silver": This can resemble their power on Olympus. Gold, as in first and most treasured (read: he is a king, and this shows that), and Silver, as in second to gold, but still above bronze and everything else, shows Hera/Juno's power (read: as queen).
2. Powerful: If she truly is a child of Hera (whom we don't know what kind of powers her children may have) she could be exceptionally powerful, similar to the Big Three.
3. We haven't met the parent: We haven't TRULY met Hera, have we? Sure we've heard her talked about (e.g. blamed for driving people insane (Hercules), maybe cows follow someone (Annabeth), fell a statue on someone (Thalia)) but have we every really TALKED to her a lot. Well . . . yes, in The Lost Hero we have met her briefly, but can you really meet someone in a few minutes time. Perhaps you can, in Rick Riordan's mind, but to me, she's a character full of unknowns. We don't know about her, we can't really see her full personality other than the part that is telling us "ZOMG! MAJOR BADDI GUYS HEREZ, LIK, I SWEARZ!!1!"
So, right now, I'm torn.

Is it Hera who shows so many reasons even though we kindsortamaybe know her? Or is it an equally reasonable minor goddess (Who could very well be a Mistress of Jupiter who was thought of as the unofficial queen of Olympus (*I have been watching Doctor who lately and noticed this because of Madame de Pompadour*)? We won't know until October Fourth when we sit down and hungrily read the book until we finish the last page (which will probably be another cliffhanger, thank you very much, Mr. Riordan).

So, all in all, this was my guess, which is 99.9% likely to not be right, but, hey, this is reason. And sometimes reason means absolutely nothing in life.
[Like when you tell your pet dog to "C'mere, girl! C'mere!" And the dog sits there wagging it's tail, looking so proud of that, while just sitting there. And you are telling it to come for three minutes and it just SITS. That's when reason fails.]

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I know this is (most likely) impossible for it to be, but I have strong pull towards Hera. I don't know why, and I can clearly see so many con's against this theory but, hey, I'll have a go at it.

1. Her name translates to "Queen": Hera, or rather, Juno, is queen of Olympus, as she is wed to Zeus, the king of Olympus. Her dogs names translate to "Gold" and "Silver": This can resemble their power on Olympus. Gold, as in first and most treasured (read: he is a king, and this shows that), and Silver, as in second to gold, but still above bronze and everything else, shows Hera/Juno's power (read: as queen).
2. Powerful: If she truly is a child of Hera (whom we don't know what kind of powers her children may have) she could be exceptionally powerful, similar to the Big Three.
3. We haven't met the parent: We haven't TRULY met Hera, have we? Sure we've heard her talked about (e.g. blamed for driving people insane (Hercules), maybe cows follow someone (Annabeth), fell a statue on someone (Thalia)) but have we every really TALKED to her a lot. Well . . . yes, in [u]The Lost Hero[/u] we have met her briefly, but can you really meet someone in a few minutes time. Perhaps you can, in Rick Riordan's mind, but to me, she's a character full of unknowns. We don't know about her, we can't really see her full personality other than the part that is telling us "ZOMG! MAJOR BADDI GUYS HEREZ, LIK, I SWEARZ!!1!"
So, right now, I'm torn.

Is it Hera who shows so many reasons even though we [i]kindsortamaybe[/i] know her? Or is it an equally reasonable minor goddess (Who could very well be a Mistress of Jupiter who was thought of as the unofficial queen of Olympus (*I have been watching Doctor who lately and noticed this because of Madame de Pompadour*)? We won't know until October Fourth when we sit down and hungrily  read the book until we finish the last page (which will probably be another cliffhanger, thank you very much, Mr. Riordan).

So, all in all, this was my guess, which is 99.9% likely to not be right, but, hey, this is reason. And sometimes reason means absolutely nothing in life.
[Like when you tell your pet dog to "C'mere, girl! C'mere!" And the dog sits there wagging it's tail, looking so proud of that, while just [i]sitting[/i] there. And you are telling it to come for three minutes and it just [i]SITS[/i]. That's when reason fails.]
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losthero5 said:
It could be that she IS a child of one of the twelve olympians, but only their roman counterpart
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