Foundation of Clay

[arbre_rieur]

Four pages from WONDER WOMAN 3...

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[darkknightjrk]

I don't think that is the case. Remember in #2, when Hermes was telling Zola the clay origin, he said that she was viewed as the perfect Amazon, because no man was involved in conceiving her. It was a nickname of affection. When Diana is sad and mentioning she hasn't been called that since a little girl, I'm thinking that either Diana never felt comfortable with that nickname, or she's sad that they're now using it with disdain. Eris also pretty much speaks in wordplay and puns, so her "children can be so cruel" is probably her saying that these silly little Amazons who are WAY below her were unwittingly being lied to without ever knowing it.

[nyadnar17]

You know if Wonder Woman has built a huge part of her identity and her beliefs on the fact that she is perfect because she has never been "mared" by the mark of a man, then I could see the reveal that she has a father being truly earth shattering. That really would make her whole life a lie.

[arbre_rieur]

Plus, there's the whole embodiment of truth thing...