When is luke castellans birthday

This only matters in relation to Thalia, as his second birthday lines up with one of her life events. Thalia is the key that connects all five of them, particularly Luke. Luke is said by Percy to look about nineteen years old upon meeting him in The Lightning Thief. In the Demigod Diaries, Luke says that he was nine when he ran away - five long years ago.

Which means that he was 14 when DD took place. He explicitly states that Thalia is 12 years old at this time. Thalia runs away from home at age 9 and Luke finds her on her first night out making him, Here are some important dates from the books.

Most of them are birthdays. Unfortunately, I couldn't find some of the birthday date of some characters. Comment if you know the birthday of character whose name aren't here.

The reason why I created this is because I can't remember all the character's birthday. If you phone gives you the wrong spelling because of the fancy font, Eg. Art: Viria. After her battle with Luke, Thalia pledges herself to Artemis though she had previously scorned the offer , in order to stop the prophecy from coming true through her, as she was only a few hours away from becoming sixteen.

Percy points out that Luke was able to take on the Titan's curse and then tricked Annabeth into taking the sky and then used Annabeth to lure Artemis into taking the sky from Annabeth and Poseidon says that Luke is an isteresting case before being distracted.

Not long after the battle atop Mount Tamalpais, Luke approaches Annabeth under a flag of truce. He begs her to run away with him, as the thought of becoming Kronos' vessel apparently becomes too much for him.

Annabeth is suspicious, however, and refuses, despite her determination to save Luke. Annabeth later regrets her decision, something that becomes very clear when Hermes confronts her and blames her for Luke's fate. Luke himself is also hurt by the experience, as implied by Kronos when he states that Luke learned not to trust his friends the hard way.

After the meeting with Annabeth, Luke continues to serve Kronos and prepare to become his vessel. His demeanor becomes marginally softer as he occasionally displays a moral compass that was previously unseen. He makes an attempt to talk with Annabeth again at Antaeus' arena, but this fails when she and her companions escape. When Luke is last seen, he is possessed by Kronos and attacks Percy Jackson , only stopped by the combined efforts of Rachel and Nico.

He is not present at the Battle of the Labyrinth. For the largest part of the war, Luke is completely controlled by Kronos, with a few moments of wavering in the Titan's control. In this time, Percy learns that when Kronos achieves full power inside of Luke's body, he will burn through Luke's body and attain his true immortal form, which would mean the end of all life near him except for the immortals.

Kronos made his way to the throne room of the gods with Ethan Nakamura, destroying the city of Mount Olympus as he did so. Meanwhile Percy, Annabeth, Grover, and Thalia follow closely after. A statue of Hera falls and would have killed Percy and Annabeth if Thalia had not pushed them out of the way.

Thalia's legs are trapped under the statue and the others continue on. Kronos battles them in the throne room when they arrive, but Annabeth is able to catch Luke's attention, reawakening him, but only partially. Ethan betrays Kronos and attacks him, unsuccessfully of course, as his sword shattered against Luke's invulnerable body.

Several shards lashed back at Ethan and impaled him, and he staggered to the ground. Kronos, now having another internal struggle with Luke, opens a fissure in the floor beneath Ethan, and he tumbled to his death.

Kronos continued to battle the trio, getting closer to his ultimate transformation to his original self. Annabeth managed to coax Luke back to his own mind. Luke let Percy knock Backbiter into the hearth, leaving Luke defenseless. A beaten Annabeth gives Percy her knife, as they both realized that Luke was the true hero of the prophecy.

Percy gave the knife to Luke who stabbed himself in his Achilles heel, which is located under his left arm, close to the underarm. Percy, Annabeth, and Grover look away, hearing an explosion and Kronos' fading screams. Luke is left lying on the floor, dying. Annabeth says that he would go to Elysium and Luke replies "Think … rebirth.

Try for three times. Isles of the Blest ". Annabeth replies that he "always pushed himself too hard". Then, Luke asks Annabeth if she loved him. Annabeth replies that she loved him like a brother. Luke then pleads to Percy to not let this happen again. With that, Luke dies just before the gods arrived after defeating Typhon. In the end he is taken away by the Fates , blessed by Hermes, and remembered and honored as a hero by not only Percy, Annabeth and Grover, but by all.

Percy realizes that the string he saw the Fates cut in The Lightning Thief , was not his, but Luke's. Luke is seen in pictures belonging to Thalia.

When Jason asks Annabeth, who looks pained, who he is, she says "That's Luke. He's dead now. Jason then wonders if Percy Jackson wasn't the only boy Annabeth had ever liked. Luke carries the half Celestial bronze and half tempered steel sword called Backbiter.

Unlike Percy's sword Riptide which can't hurt mortals, as they aren't "important enough to kill" Backbiter can hurt immortals like gods, monsters, and mortals. It's made from Celestial bronze and mortal steel. The two metals that the sword is made from are opposites, having magic fused with mortal metal. Percy could sense that the two metals were trying to escape each other during the forging, and that someone most likely the forger died in the creation of the sword.

Backbiter is named so as it will "bite back" at the gods who imprisoned Kronos in Tartarus. Kronos has the ability to turn his scythe back into Backbiter, as he does in the final battle at Mount Olympus.

Backbiter, in The Ultimate Guide, is said to have been used to kill Ouranos. He also carried a bronze knife which he gave to Annabeth. Luke showed his darker side as a villian for most of the series, so his character was mostly described as 'evil', however he was a hero in the end, so his character was probably confused but good. In this way, he is more 'heroic' in the old sense of the terms, such as the stories of Theseus , Jason or Hercules.

Apparently Kronos chose Luke to host him because he had a strong spirit. Annabeth - Before Luke died, he asked Annabeth if she loved him, but Annabeth said that for her, he was like a brother. Thalia - It is hinted that Luke and Thalia may be involved in a romantic relationship before Thalia had sacrificed herself at Half-Blood Hill, but all of that dissolved and fell apart when Luke poisoned Thalia's tree in The Sea of Monsters.

Luke's relation with both his parents were a bit rough, implying that he was not close to them. And then he ran away because he didn't like being with his mother. And he also hates Hermes for abandoning him. Luke is described as a tall, handsome with short-cropped sandy blonde hair, blue eyes, athletic-looking, muscular and has a sneaky look like all Hermes demigod children, but good-looking features.

Many girls are attracted to him, even an Empousa named Kelli. The only thing not attractive on Luke is a thick, deep pale scar that runs from the bottom of his eye down to his chin. It is said that the scar was created when Luke stole a golden apple and was then clawed by the guardian dragon of the tree.