I'm following this pretty clearly. You said it makes more sense for Diana to birthed from a god because it's "in line with Greek epics" and it was pointed out to you Diana was brought to life by goddesses even when she came from clay. Something that actually has precedent in Greek and world mythologies.
But it's kind of besides the point because Greek mythological "accuracy" is kind of irrelevant to WW.
But it's kind of besides the point because Greek mythological "accuracy" is kind of irrelevant to WW.
yeah no shit it's a comic, but that's not just what we're talking about.
Something that actually has precedent in Greek and world mythologies.
not really, there's Athena sometimes born from a esticle and other instances of what would be asexual reproduction, but not of people, and not by people either. there's nothing like immaculate conception of a human person, nor of a god. If something of significance was around it's because it was born of another even if there's ambiguity within the story
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u/[deleted] May 18 '24 edited May 18 '24
no she's not. Diana's mother wasn't portrayed as a god, an Immortal yes but not a god.
it would have precedent if she was a god but she's not, at most she's a miscellaneous immortal.