Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Beryl was having hair that was an over-teased corona of dyed blonde curls, blue eyes that gleamed with fractured light, and a scent of lemons and aerosol. The worry lines around her eyes and the pained tightness in her mouth reminded Jason of Thalia. Beryl was dressed in a flowery green-and-red wraparound like the skirt of a Christmas tree, and had colorful plastic bangles on her wrists.

Beryl was an extremely selfish person with a constant craving for attention and a ceaseless desire to gain more than what she had already acquired out of an advantageous situation. Even before she met Zeus, she already had serious problems such as drinking and constantly performing stunts to ensure her fame. After she attracted a god, she felt like she had made some kind of grand achievement and her ego grew uncontrollably. Hence, when Zeus left, Beryl was unable to accept it and her flaws worsened. When Zeus returned as Jupiter, Beryl relished in the attention he gave her and improved until he left once again, causing her downward spiral towards her children. When Thalia called the police on her after Jason vanished, Beryl turned on Thalia, believing she had betrayed her own mother instead of agreeing it was the right choice. Her bad habits eventually lead to her death in a car accident as she had been drinking.

Beryl Grace was an actress with drinking problems. She would constantly perform stunts to make sure that she was always in the tabloids. Beryl attracted the attention of dated Zeus during the eighties, when she was a TV starlet and the pair started dating. Beryl was pleased that she got the attention of the King of the Gods and felt she was at the top of the world. However, this only fueled her ego. Their relationship resulted in the birth of a girl she named Thalia. However, Zeus had to leave Beryl and their daughter to return to his duties on Olympus. Six years after Thalia was born, Zeus returned to Beryl in his Roman form Jupiter, which Thalia thought was because he felt bad about ruining Beryl's life. However, according to Hera, the true reason Beryl managed to snare Zeus' affections a second time was because she imagined him in his Roman aspect. Beryl's life only became worse after Thalia's desertion. beryl was drunk the night of the crash and hadn't been thinking straight.