Wonder Woman Mythology

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Wonder Woman was my favored as well. I recalled it was awesome that she could talk to animals and fly, but chose to use her invisible plane. Yes, Jungian believed stories became woven from the myths of gods, goddesses, semi-mortals, heroes, and evil spirit. Myths are the dreams of cultures. Like dreams, they are subject to interpretation and can have personal meaning or convey archetypes truths about human nature. I agree, Wonder Woman was one of the archetypes, standing for the empowerment of adult females and young women. I watched the trailer; we should see it together. Thanks for share great superhero.
Diane

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