>>22382499I know who Plato is. You're still dodging the point, which I'll reiterate since you seem to miss it every time: warrior-nobility ruling over the non-combatant plebs is not a christian invention, and is nowhere to be found in the new testament.
>>22382500>I simplifiedYou need not simplify your position. Everyone understands it. We just disagree. You could attempt to engage with the disagreement.
>NPCs not being heroes is semantic pilpulYou're getting emotional over a scholarly disagreement of interpretations of a fantasy novel. I'm not sure why you think I'd want any of these (you)s. Feel free to first compose yourself if you want to reply.
PS. Achilles is a much better example of the type of hero you're looking to illustrate. Unlike Hercules, he actually chooses the heroic but tragic path, and becomes a Nietzschean uber-barbarian who looks down upon all other men and their laws and customs as inferior to him (as he is possessed by Ares).
