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Fan Casting Annabeth Chase as Azure Masks in Sorting into the Order of St. George

connieblackwood made this fan casting suggestion on November 25, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Annabeth Chase as Azure Masks in Sorting into the Order of St. George

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Annabeth Chase is a Greek demigod, daughter of the goddess Athena and professor Frederick Chase, and the cousin of Norse demigod Magnus Chase. Annabeth is one of the main characters in the Percy Ja...
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Azure Masks in Sorting into the Order of St. George
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Azure Masks

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Sorting into the Order of St. George

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Sorting into the Order of St. George

Sorting into the Order of St. George

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Annabeth Chase has been suggested by fans for 229 roles on myCast, including Ravenclaw in Sorting Fictional Characters into Hogwarts Houses. Similar actors include Percy Jackson, Hermione Granger, and Lisa Simpson. Annabeth Chase was suggested to play Azure Masks in Sorting into the Order of St. George by connieblackwood. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Gustav Sebald, Gadget Hackwrench, and Dr. Eggman. Sorting into the Order of St. George has 8 roles, including White Masks, Scarlet Masks, and Black Masks.

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