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The Titan of the west from the Percy Jackson series, Iapetus fought Percy, but then lost all of his memories after he fell into the River Lythe(The river of memory). When he came out, he was so innocent that Percy couldn't kill him. Percy told him that his name was Bob, that they were friends, and took him to work in the palace of Hades(God of the Underworld). Bob later appeared when Percy and his girlfriend Annabeth were wandering the eternal pit of damnation, Tartarus. He helped them, and his memories soon came back to him. It was because of him that they made it through Tartarus and out the Doors of Death. He closed them after all. He is still the only good Titan that they know.
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