TCTTS said:
I'm asking why you have zero issue with Homer not respecting "historical accuracy" by not only depicting monsters and literal gods as deeply affecting the lives of these people, but utterly defining these people by those fantasy elements as well. Things that never existed, and thus are historically inaccurate.
Yet, in the same breath, you then have all kinds of issue with Nolan not respecting "historical accuracy" in the form… skin color. Of only a character or two.
Do you not see the contradiction? The irony?
It's called The Odyssey…it's kinda famous, an epic if you will. I recommend reading it some time. You might get why Cyclopes aren't a big deal.
