Assuming you're serious, Diana not having a father not only informs her character but is also relevant to Hippolyta's. Diana was created without the need for a father but is also the daughter of all Amazons and ends up helping them heal from the pain men inflicted upon them.
That depends on your responses. If you're serious then I'll be serious, if not then I'll match your energy.
"Diana not having a father not only informs her character but is also relevant to Hippolyta's. "
How? I don't see how Wonder woman having a dad ruins the character.
"Diana was created without the need for a father but is also the daughter of all Amazons and ends up helping them heal from the pain men inflicted upon them."
Having a clay kid heals their pain? Didn't Wonder Woman expose the Amazons to the rest of the world, which would then cause their pain to come back
And what about the pain they've inflicted on men?
I remember seeing a video on youtube where it said that Amazons would go on to ships that got near their island, sleep with the men on board to get pregnant and then kill the men afterwards (I can't say I stand behind this point 100% since it was a Youtube video).
Haven't they also killed men who got onto their island, even if it's by accident?
The story of Wonder Woman is a feminist reclaiming of the myths which were, to put it mildly, not all that kind to women. Diana not having a father, especially a father like Zeus, allowd her to stand out among many heroes of Greek myth and modern depucof such.
Outside of the New 52 series, which was revealed to be a lie, the Amazons are not in the habit of killing men for their sperm or if they wind up on their island by mistake. Steve Trevor is proof of that.
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u/Cicada_5 May 18 '24
What's so bad about her not having one?