Henriette Althea

Henriette Althea is a seventeen-year-old Greek demigod, the daughter of Hestia.

Appearance
Henriette is a seventeen year old girl with tanned skin and tawny brown hair worn side-swept to her left. She had warm fire-red eyes with long eyelashes.

Abilities
As the daughter of Hestia, Henriette is a strong demigod.


 * Pyrokinesis: As the daughter of the Goddess of the Hearth, Henriette has divine authority and absolute control over fire, and to a far greater extent than her cousin, Hephaestus. The fire she tended also seemed to glow "more richly red than a normal fire".
 * Bond Manipulation: Henriette has prowess on all things related to domestic and familial relationships under Hestia's jurisdiction. Examples of other abilities she derived through this province are:
 * Food Generation: Henriette has the ability to generate or conjure delicious food, manifesting them anywhere she desired. Percy described the taste of her food as "the kind of home-cooked meal people are supposed to have but never do".
 * Shared Vision: Henriette has the ability to share family-related visions of an individual's past with others.
 * Home Teleportation: Henriette has the ability to teleport people back to their own home
 * Serenity Inducement: Henriette has the ability to induce potent feelings of tranquility in others, enabling her to keep everyone who surrounded her at total ease and calm - an ability that she inherited from her mother.
 * Hearth Guardianship: Henriette has divine authority and absolute control over all central fireplaces (hearths) of all mortal homes, and any mortal pursued, attacked, or in trouble would be under her special protection if they made it to either a house's or a town's hearth.
 * Divine Wisdom: In The Last Olympian, Hestia showed herself to be an exceptionally wise and knowledgeable goddess with an excellent understanding.
 * Culinary Arts: As the Goddess of the Hearth, Home, and Family, Henriette is an excellent cook and baker - in Percy Jackson's Greek Gods, Zeus commented that she toasted perfect marshmallows that were neither too soft nor too crispy, and she kept "an excellent hearth" (the very place where people cooked their food and baked their bread during the days of Ancient Greece).