Fate and Free Will Quotes in The Blood of Olympus

This is like the fate vs. free will version of "you can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friend's nose." Okay, maybe not…but it shows Jason both as a product of his parents (fate) and with the ability to choose his own path (free will).

Bad guys love to make declarations like this, mixing prophecy and threat together. (Throphecy?) But this one actually kind of comes true: the ground gets all goopy when Gaea is raised.

Do you think Leo's attraction to Calypso is fate or true love? Is there a difference between the two?