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Ortiz does not have a significant lore connection with Greece aside from being a mythical creature based on Greek mythology. The mention of Aphrodite was coincidental and was not intended to imply a further connection. | Ortiz does not have a significant lore connection with Greece aside from being a mythical creature based on Greek mythology. The mention of Aphrodite was coincidental and was not intended to imply a further connection. | ||
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Her blindness is not explored further for the same reason her having snakes for hair isn't further explained. It's simply how she is and that informs further fan works. She is affected by blindness in the same ways the average reader can be reasonably expected to infer. Being blind does not preclude having fun taking selfies and letting others enjoy them. | Her blindness is not explored further for the same reason her having snakes for hair isn't further explained. It's simply how she is and that informs further fan works. She is affected by blindness in the same ways the average reader can be reasonably expected to infer. Being blind does not preclude having fun taking selfies and letting others enjoy them. | ||
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Ortiz is confident in her appearance and has fun with it. She's not a narcissist. Note that "vanity" is your word, not one used in the rewrite. While we're aware that an uncharitable reading of the character may play to that stereotype, it's been repeatedly affirmed by trans women on our team that this is a treatment that they appreciate and want to see. | Ortiz is confident in her appearance and has fun with it. She's not a narcissist. Note that "vanity" is your word, not one used in the rewrite. While we're aware that an uncharitable reading of the character may play to that stereotype, it's been repeatedly affirmed by trans women on our team that this is a treatment that they appreciate and want to see. | ||
