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Percy Jackson and the Olympians The Lightning Thief point of view?
Percy's. He tells all the stories from his point of view.
What character was Dakota Fanning in family guy?
Fanning voiced the unnamed little girl from "To Love and Die in Dixie" who tells Meg, "my daughter would absolutely love you"
Is there a difference in the storyline of the Cowboy Bebop Manga versus the Cowboy Bebop Shooting Star Manga?
Yes. Although both feature the same core cast, each series tells a completely different set of stories.
What is the clue everyone has missed in the last episode of Sherlock Holmes?
He tells that girl in the morgue(You know, ol' whats-her-name) that he "needs her." and that he is going to die. It would have been simple for him to work out a plan with her. They say the clue is something Sherlock did out of character, and what could be more out of character then him telling this girl he "needs her"?
Is Spider-Man real yes or no?
No, he's a fictional character created by J.M. Barrie based on himself, and he named the character after a 6-year old boy he knew. Barrie claims Neverland is real but it is a metaphor for our inner child and how our loved ones live in our hearts forever, like a person would live forever in Neverland. The movie Finding Neverland points it out well in it's final scene where Barrie tells Peter (the boy who gave his name for the character) that Peter can visit his recently passed away mother in Neverland, that the mother still exists in every page of the boy's imagination and he can visit her any time, by just believing. Neverland can be real in our heads and hearts, but not out there. It is a matepahor--best not lose the line between reality and make-believe. Peter Pan is not real, he's fictional character in a book.
