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Sometime later Nero (another member of The Triumivate Holdings) seperated her from Phillip to raise her as his daughter. Before parting, Phillip gave Meg a rose as a gift. When Meg was six, she was disobediet to Nero, who killed Phillip as punishment, but manipalated Meg into thinking that a person called The Beast had been responsible. |
Sometime later Nero (another member of The Triumivate Holdings) seperated her from Phillip to raise her as his daughter. Before parting, Phillip gave Meg a rose as a gift. When Meg was six, she was disobediet to Nero, who killed Phillip as punishment, but manipalated Meg into thinking that a person called The Beast had been responsible. |
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They later stop Nero (who reveals to Apollo about his connection to Meg) from trying to burn down the Grove of Dodona. Peaches stops him whilst Meg and Apollo place wind chimes in the grove and hear a prophecy. Meg then frees Apollo from serving her and returns to Nero. |
They later stop Nero (who reveals to Apollo about his connection to Meg) from trying to burn down the Grove of Dodona. Peaches stops him whilst Meg and Apollo place wind chimes in the grove and hear a prophecy. Meg then frees Apollo from serving her and returns to Nero. |
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| + | In the second book "The Dark Prophecy", Meg is sent by Nero to capture Apollo. Nero has a Germanus guard and a man named Marcus go with Meg to make sure nothing happens. However, Meg escapes them and reunites with Apollo and helps him, Leo Valdez and Calypso defeat the second member of Triumvate Holdings, Commodus. |
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Revision as of 14:18, 16 July 2018
Meg McCaffrey is the 12 year old Greek demigod daughter of Demeter (the Greek Goddess of Agriculture) and the late Philip McCaffrey and the stepdaughter of Nero. She is one of the main characters of The Trials Of Apollo book series.
Backstory
Meg was born to a botanist named Philip McCaffrey and Demeter in Palm Springs in California. For the first five years of her life, Meg and her father lived in Aeithales (a series of greenhouses bulit by Philip), but were forced to flee to New York after they were threated by The Triumivate Holdings (a trio of Rome's worst emperors) and Aeithales was destroyed by a member of the group, Caligula.
Sometime later Nero (another member of The Triumivate Holdings) seperated her from Phillip to raise her as his daughter. Before parting, Phillip gave Meg a rose as a gift. When Meg was six, she was disobediet to Nero, who killed Phillip as punishment, but manipalated Meg into thinking that a person called The Beast had been responsible.
Meg then spends the next six years being raised in Nero's Imperial Household.
The Trials Of Apollo
In the first book "The Hidden Oracle", a now 12-year-old Meg saves Apollo (who is in a mortal for of a teenage boy) from muggers. After learning that Apollo needs to serve someone in order to eventually become a god again, Meg claims him. They then go to Percy Jackson's apartment, where Percy drives them to Camp Half-Blood, but along the way, they are attacked by Nosoi, but are helped by a Karpos which was summoned by Meg, who names the Karpos Peaches. Meg and Apollo reach Camp Half-Blood, where Meg is claimed by Demeter.
They later stop Nero (who reveals to Apollo about his connection to Meg) from trying to burn down the Grove of Dodona. Peaches stops him whilst Meg and Apollo place wind chimes in the grove and hear a prophecy. Meg then frees Apollo from serving her and returns to Nero.
In the second book "The Dark Prophecy", Meg is sent by Nero to capture Apollo. Nero has a Germanus guard and a man named Marcus go with Meg to make sure nothing happens. However, Meg escapes them and reunites with Apollo and helps him, Leo Valdez and Calypso defeat the second member of Triumvate Holdings, Commodus.
Appearance
Meg has short dark hair and dark brown eyes. Meg's usual attitre consists of black cat eye rhinstone glasses, a green dress, yellow leggings and red trainers.
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