Except her aunt convinced her mom to allow her to not only join in the training she so badly wanted to be apart of, but to be pushed harder than the rest of her people. By the literal definition of the word, she wasn't an outcast. Regardless of how you get to get the word to fit your view of the movie.

In my opinion the Buffalo Bills have won every Superbowl since it's inception and I was the Quarterback for every single one.

Everyone congratulate me.

Congratulations Caitlyn!

Holy shit can I have your autograph???

You have a terrible vocabulary

:nono:

Did he mean "denied training" or "rejected during training"?

Cause I haven't seen WW.

She was denied training yes lol

Denied then allowed but not rejected.

Damn, why lol? Did I say something equally retarded?

By her mom for several layered reasons. Her trainer was down with it.

The only scene even close to painting her as an outcast was the first time she used her gauntlet shock wave, and everybody was a little freaked out. Even then they got over it fairly quickly. Nobody gave her the Marvel mutant treatment.

Im really glad i bumped this

This all started with a comparison to Superman.

Damn right it did, Man of Steel and Wonder Woman are the same damn movie.

I don't claim to have a great one either. Was rejected the wrong word there aswell? Sounds right to me.

Except, as it's been greatly highlighted, they are not beyond a general sense.

Superman was outcast from Krypton.

It's true, it's damned true.

I haven't seen one post that has told me how the two are all that much different. Everyone was hung up on me calling Wonder Woman an outcast. At their core they're the same movie with pretty much identical progression.

Its been stated multiple times how their stories and characters are different. Your inability to actually comprehend that is beyond everybody else in the thread, apparently.

Seriously?

Man, I'm Polish and even my eyes bleed reading this.

I've agreed the characters are different from the beginning but that doesn't stop the story from being the same. The two's journey throughout the films don't differ all that much.

I mean I dont see much difference in Diana was rejected training and Diana was denied training. Both get the point across and say the same thing.

You may as well be saying Wonder Woman was a flibbledy flee for all it matters now.

DIANA NO TRAINING

They are similar in that they both left home and fought villains from their culture's past. I'll give you that much. Everything else is widely different.

I'll take that but there is still more similarities in the two once you break it down.

There really isn't. It's been broken down for you for a few pages now but you are staunch in your opinion that they're similar. They're not. Completely different character arcs, traits and stories.

No it hasn't, no one has told me how they're different other than the characters which I've agreed about. They still progress through the film almost step for step. As I've said if you take away the gender and the personality of the two they do the same thing. I'll agree Wonder Woman tells a more inspiring story than Man of Steel but the story board doesn't differ all that much.

Most stories dont differ very much. Theres 4 major stort structures and 7 major archetypes. This shit aint complicated

But there's only one word for lonely

I actually looked up the dictionaries synonyms for lonely and theyre all pretty terrible.

"synonyms: deserted, uninhabited, unfrequented, unpopulated, desolate, isolated, remote,"

Ive been really unpopulated lately

Lonesome, friendless, isolated

"I've been unfrequented" is something a prostitute might say.

:lol:

that made guffaw pretty obnoxiously

Owner of an unfrequented heart

Andy Samberg and the Uninhabited Island are funny.

That actually makes sense.