Demeter/Film

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Demeter
Biographical information
Gender	Female
Alias	Goddess of Agriculture and Fertility Goddess of the Harvest and Sacred Law
Family	Kronos (father) Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades (brothers) Hera (sister) Persephone (daughter)
Affiliation	Olympians
Residence	Olympus
Status	Immortal
Physical description
Species	Goddess
Behind the scenes
Appearances	Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
Actor	Stefanie von Pfetten

Demeter is the Greek goddess of the harvest, grain, and fertility.

Percy Jackson (film series)

Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief

As the Summer Solstice looms, she and the others gods await Percy Jackson as the he son of Poseidon returns the Master Bolt. As the deadline passes, Zeus declares war, but Percy and Annabeth Chase arrive seconds later with the bolt in hand. When Percy returns the bolt, he reveals that Luke Castellan was the real thief.

Appearance

Demeter resembles a woman with long blonde hair and blue eyes. She dresses in Ancient Greek clothing.

Abilities

• Chlorokinesis: As the Goddess of Agriculture, Demeter has divine authority and absolute control over all plants and the harvest. She has the same plant-manipulation powers as her demigod children, only to an infinitely greater extent.
  • Plant Teleportation (presumably): Her demigod daughter, Meg McCaffrey, teleported away from her guards by touching a plant growing in a crack in a sidewalk. It can be assumed that Demeter also possesses this ability.
  • Taphokinesis: As the Goddess of Agriculture, Demeter has the ability to make plants rot and decay.
• Fertility Manipulation: As the Goddess of Fertility, Demeter has divine authority and absolute control over all fertility. Demeter has the power to manipulate fertility, the natural capability for living beings to reproduce (in terms of animals) or grow (in terms of plants). She could either grant or enhance the fertility of the earth, turning barren plains into fertile fields, encourage orchards to bear fruit, and flowers to bloom. She could also render things infertile, making them unable to reproduce or grow.
• Geokinesis: As the Goddess of the Earth, Demeter has absolute control and divine authority over the earth, though less so compared to her grandmother, Gaea, but greater than her brother Hades.
• Seasons Alteration: As the Goddess of the Seasons, Demeter has divine authority and absolute control over all the seasons, such as annually transforming spring into winter (when her daughter Persephone is with Hades), and vice versa (when her daughter returns).
  • Cryokinesis: Demeter is responsible for winter, granting her divine authority over the cold, ice, and snow.
• Thermokinesis: As the Goddess of Agriculture, Demeter has divine authority and absolute control over the temperatures of the atmosphere, which is also the basis of her control over the seasons.
  • Atmokinesis: As the Goddess of the Seasons, Demeter has the power to create, shape, and manipulate the weather to it's fullest extent, although her ability to do so is inferior to that of her brother, Zeus.