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Frederick Chase
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Title
Vital Statistics
Gender Male
Family Mrs. Chase (Wife)
Bobby Chase and Matthew Chase (Twin sons)
Annabeth Chase (Daughter)
Status Alive
Eye Color Brown
Hair Color Blond
Height Unknown
Other
Affiliation None
Weapons Celestial Bronze Bullets
Species Human
Home San Francisco
Greek/Roman form None
Appearances The Lightning Thief
The Titan's Curse
Actor None
Quests None

Dr. Frederick Chase was a mortal lover of the goddess Athena and is the father of Greek demigod, Annabeth Chase, and her half brothers, Bobby Chase and Matthew Chase.

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HistoryEdit

Athena
Athena
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When Frederick Chase was young, he was a brilliant man who wanted to go to college, but he didn't have enough money. His brilliance and wit drew the attention of Athena, the goddess of wisdom. She helped him get into college and he finished his studies successfully with her help. Their relationship eventually ended on good terms and Athena sent him their daughter, Annabeth. He was surprised that he had an infant daughter to care for and tried to get Athena to take her back, but she sternly told him that demigods must be raised by their mortal parent.

Frederick then married an Asian woman and they had two sons: Bobby and Matthew. Dr. Chase's family was frequently attacked by monsters due to Annabeth being a demigod. Annabeth eventually thought that her mortal family resented her for this and eventually ran away. She later made it to Camp Half-Blood with the help of Thalia Grace, Luke Castellan, and Grover Underwood. From camp, Annabeth would talk to her father mostly in letter form, as phones were too dangerous for a demigod. Mr. Chase would occasionally ask her to return home, but Annabeth always refused.

Annabeth eventually returned home at her father's request, but left when she saw that nothing had changed. Her father then sent her his college ring in hopes that she would remember him by it, and be convinced to come home. She started to wear his college ring on her necklace with the beads that she earned every year at Camp Half-Blood.

Percy Jackson and the OlympiansEdit

The Titan's CurseEdit

Annabeth
Annabeth: Frederick Chase' Daughter
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Annabeth accompanied Percy Jackson and Thalia Grace to assist Grover with two new demigods at a military school. Annabeth told Percy that her father was moving to San Francisco, but she was unsure whether to go because the area contained the Titan base, therefore thriving with monsters. Annabeth, during the mission, went missing and Percy went on a quest to save Lady Artemis to find her.

In San Francisco, Thalia suggested they visit Frederick Chase for transportation. The revelation of his daughter's disappearance shocked Dr. Chase who agreed to give the questers his car which they unintentionally destroyed. After rescuing Artemis, the group were gravely endangered by a fleet of monsters, but Dr. Chase, ignoring the warnings given to stay away, flew in on his plane, a Sopwith Camel. Using special bullets he created out of some of Annabeth's Celestial Bronze weapons, he shot and destroyed several monsters, ensuring the others would escape.

Dr. Chase was relieved that his daughter was safe and reminded her she still had a home with him just before Annabeth left with Percy and Thalia on pegasi.

PersonalityEdit

Frederick Chase is a fairly normal mortal. However, his genius caught the eye of Athena, who was enchanted by his wisdom. He most likely caught her attention by his fascination with wars and his love for airplanes. He loves Annabeth very much, though he did not want her at first, but that is somewhat expected. He didn't know that his friendship with Athena would result in a brain child, and when she came he did not have time to take care of her. Despite this, he has attempted to be on good terms with his daughter. When she ran away at seven, he was heartbroken until her return several years later. Percy once described Dr. Chase as an "excellent mad scientist" because of his experiment of celestial bronze bullets.

AppearanceEdit

Frederick is described as a handsome, athletic, middle-aged man with sandy-colored hair like his daughter Annabeth Chase, with intense brown eyes.

RelationshipsEdit

FamilyEdit

Bobby Chase and Matthew ChaseEdit

Frederick's twins sons with his wife Mrs. Chase.

Mrs. ChaseEdit

Frederick's wife, and Bobby and Matthew's mother. She is the step-mother of Annabeth. She married Frederick, when Annabeth was five. He loves his wife very much.

Annabeth ChaseEdit

Frederick's daughter with Athena goddess of wisdom, warfare and crafts. He was surprised that he had an infant daughter to care for, and tried to get Athena to take her back, but she sternly told him that demigods must be raised by their mortal parent. His family was attacked by monsters due to Annabeth being a demigod. Annabeth eventually thought that her mortal family resented her for this, and ran away. In The Titan's Curse, it seems her relationship with them is getting better, and by The Last Olympian she seems to be living with them again (though, this is not for certain because she is going to go to a school in New York near Percy's, and her family lives in San Francisco).

AthenaEdit

His brilliance and wit drew the attention of Athena. She helped him get into college, and he finished his studies successfully with her help. Their relationship eventually ended on good terms.

TriviaEdit

  • When the Sirens sang to Annabeth, she saw her father and her mother, Athena, together again, and happy. She saw Luke sitting next to them, patting the ground next to him, asking her to stay.
  • Frederick is a professor at West Point and teaches American history.
  • Frederick "plays with toy soldiers" according to Percy. In other words, he makes models of WWI battles. Although, he is said to play with them, making the shooting and explosion sound effects and other things along the line of that.
  • Dr. Chase also appears to be able to see through the Mist. While on Mt. Tam, he succesfully shot Luke's monster army with his modefied bullets without harming the demigods. He also saw Blackjack, Guido and Porkpie without any difficulty and questioned how the pegasi could fly with their body mass vs. wing span ratio.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians
Core Series: The Lightning Thief | The Sea of Monsters | The Titan's Curse | The Battle of the Labyrinth | The Last Olympian
Main Characters: Percy Jackson | Grover Underwood | Annabeth Chase | Tyson | Clarisse La Rue | Thalia Grace | Nico di Angelo | Chiron | Luke Castellan | Rachel Elizabeth Dare
Minor Characters: Travis Stoll | Connor Stoll | Mrs. O'Leary | Silena Beauregard | Charles Beckendorf | Sally Jackson | Paul Blofis | Blackjack | Zoë Nightshade | Bianca di Angelo | Juniper | Michael Yew | Ethan Nakamura
Olympian Gods: Zeus | Hera | Poseidon | Demeter | Ares | Athena | Apollo | Artemis | Hephaestus | Aphrodite | Hermes | Dionysus | Hades | Hestia
Minor Gods: Amphitrite | Ariadne | Hecate | Iris | Janus | Morpheus | Nemesis | Pan | Persephone | Triton
Titans: Kronos | Atlas | Calypso | Iapetus | Krios | Hyperion | Oceanus | Prometheus
Locations: Camp Half-Blood | Mount Olympus | Underworld | Sea of Monsters | Mount Othrys | The Labyrinth
Related Content: Rick Riordan | The Lightning Thief (film) | The Sea of Monster (film) | The Demigod Files | Demigods and Monsters | The Ultimate Guide | The Heroes of Olympus
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