What was Perseus' atonement with the father in clash of the titans?

In "Clash of the Titans," Perseus' atonement with his father, Zeus, involves accepting his divine heritage and embracing his role as a hero. Initially resentful of his godly lineage and the burdens it brings, Perseus ultimately realizes that he must confront his destiny to save both humanity and the gods. By uniting the strengths of his mortal and divine sides, he reconciles with Zeus, demonstrating that he can be both a son of a god and a protector of mankind. This acceptance empowers him to face formidable challenges, including the Kraken.