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“I–I see.” Percy felt at a loss for words. He never considered himself a victim of abuse, at least not by Gabe. His time with Gabe feels like a fever dream with how many other crazy shenanigans take up all his time and energy. Even back then, he doesn’t think he ever felt any sort of self-pity for his situation or considered it to be anything other than normal. The sky was blue, he was Sally Jackson’s son, and Gabe liked to hit him.Maybe he should revisit what he thinks is normal. His mother’s face flashes in and out of sight. The constant bags under her eyes. The smile that now looks less serene and more tired and forced. The now distant but once constant tension in her shoulders and spine.Maybe they both should revisit what’s normal to them.-While on their way back to Camp Jupiter, Percy begins regaining all of his lost memories, including some which he's buried deep under. But he's not alone, and Hazel and Frank are there to help pick up the pieces and make sense of it.