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Percy Jackson & The Olympians Books Question

Correct me if I'm wrong....

In the second book of the Percy Jackson and The Olympians series, the chapter 3 : We Hail the Taxi Eternal Torment (am I wrong about the chapter?), Percy, Annabeth and Tyson rode at a taxi from underground right? The 3 ladies right the names Wasp, Anger, and Tempest and one of them drove the taxi and kept fighting right? I have read that they share an eye.
The question is, are they The Fates in Hercules, the cartoons? The 3 old ladies?

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 mitchie19 posted over a year ago
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Percy Jackson & The Olympians Books Answers

CaptinLiz said:
Yes and No. You see, in Percy Jackson Annabeth called them 'The Gray Sisters' As you mentioned, they shared one eye and one thooth. Rick Riordan and Disney got their inspiration from the ancient Greek mythology, more specifically the Perseus myth. Perseus was send on a quest to defeat the gorgon Medusa. To find her location, he had to go to the Graeae, the three old ladies with the eye and thooth. When they refused to answer his question, he took the eye and thooth as ransom so they had to answer him. Now, to come back at your question: Yes they are pictured as Fates from the cartoon Hercules, but in reality the Fates and the Graeae are two completly different kind of creatures.
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percylover22 said:
no,no,no,no,no,there the gray sisters,they do share an eye,but,they are nothing like the fates,
also,dont belive any thing disney said in the movie Hercules,he was already a demigod,he didnt
go that way becus of a potion,its al fake DISNEY
LIED!!!(p.s. i know this has nothin to do with
this but pleese dont hate!)
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