The gods had both human and divine characteristics from "summary" of Percy Jackson and the Greek Gods by Rick Riordan
The gods of Olympus weren't like ordinary humans. They may have appeared larger than life, with powers that could shake the earth and sky, but at their core, they were more like us than we might think. They experienced emotions like love, jealousy, anger, and joy, just as we do. These emotions often drove their actions, leading to both noble acts of heroism and terrible displays of wrath. Their interactions with mortals were a reflection of these human-like qualities. They could be compassionate and kind, rewarding those who pleased them with gifts and blessings. However, they could also be cruel and vengeful, punishing those who dared to defy or disrespect them. These dual natures made them unpredictable and sometimes even dangerous to those who crossed their paths. Despite their divine status, the gods were not immune to the temptations and flaws of humanity. They engaged in rivalries, love affairs, and conflicts that mirrored the conflicts of mortal life. These relationships often led to dramatic consequences, shaping the course of history an...
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