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− | [[Image:Diane_Maza. | + | [[Image:Diane_Maza.png|thumb|360px|Diane Maza]] |
+ | [[Image:DianeNigeria.png|thumb|250px|Diane Maza in Nigeria]] | ||
− | '''Diane Maza''' is [[Elisa Maza|Elisa]]'s | + | '''Diane Maza''' is [[Elisa Maza|Elisa's]] mother and [[Peter Maza|Peter Maza's]] wife. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
− | Diane is of [[Nigeria]]n ancestry, although she herself was born in [[New York]]. She met and married | + | Diane is of [[Nigeria]]n ancestry, although she herself was born in [[New York City|New York]]. She met and married Peter Maza {{CIT|not long before [[Timeline#995-1994|1968]],}} and they became the parents of Elisa, [[Talon|Derek]], and [[Beth Maza]]. [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=4542] |
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+ | In [[Timeline#1995|1995]], Diane encouraged her son Derek to leave his job with the NYPD (against Elisa and Peter's wishes), feeling that decision was truly for him to make. Derek went missing not long after for months. Before the year ended, Elisa invited Diane and the rest of the family into the [[Labyrinth]] and there she learned the truth about her missing son, now known as Talon. ''([[Her Brother's Keeper|"Her Brother's Keeper"]], [[The Cage|"The Cage"]])'' | ||
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+ | In [[Timeline#1996|1996]], Diane was studying in [[Nigeria]] when Elisa arrived with [[Goliath]], [[Angela]], and [[Bronx]] on their [[Avalon World Tour]]. Diane accompanied them on that adventure where they tracked down [[Fara Maku]] and [[Tea Gora]] to [[Kara Digi]] and defeated [[Anansi]]. It was during this time that Diane persuaded Goliath that he should act as a father towards Angela, reminding him that Angela was the only one of his [[Avalon Clan|children]] with him, and that treating her as his daughter didn't mean he loved his other children any less. Diane also made peace with Elisa at the end of this adventure, promising not to be as intrusive in her life, while Elisa was finally able to open up to her mother. ''([[Mark of the Panther (episode)|"Mark of the Panther"]])'' | ||
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+ | In [[Timeline#1997|1997]], Diane became a proud grandmother when she visited the Labyrinth to see her newborn grandson, [[Michael Peter Maza]]. ''([[Miracle Child|"Miracle Child"]])'' | ||
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+ | {{CIT|Diane will, at least initially, be uncomfortable about Elisa's relationship with Goliath (though she'll try not to be) and ultimately want to make sure Elisa was fully aware of what she was sacrificing.}} [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=5058][http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=468] | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
− | {{CIT|Diane Maza currently teaches at Columbia University, specializing in African studies.}} She is a gifted storyteller and familiar with African legends, particularly those of her Nigerian ancestors. | + | {{CIT|Diane Maza currently teaches at [[Columbia University]], specializing in African studies.}} [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=643] She is a gifted storyteller and familiar with African legends, particularly those of her Nigerian ancestors. |
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+ | Elisa and Diane have always been somewhat distant from each other. Elisa felt that her mother intruded too much on the details of her life, so she would close herself off from her. Derek, on the other hand, is very close to Diane and looks to her for advice. Diane even helped convince him that he should work for [[David Xanatos|Xanatos]] if that's what he really wanted (unaware of the dire consequences of that decision). ''([[Her Brother's Keeper|"Her Brother's Keeper"]])'' | ||
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+ | Like Elisa, Diane hates spiders. ''([[Mark of the Panther (episode)|"Mark of the Panther"]])'' {{CIT|Diane is also a Protestant Christian.}} [http://s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=3350] | ||
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+ | ==Appearances== | ||
+ | * [[Awakening Part Three|"Awakening: Part Three"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
+ | * [[Deadly Force|"Deadly Force"]] (First Appearance) | ||
+ | * [[Her Brother's Keeper|"Her Brother's Keeper"]] | ||
+ | * [[The Cage|"The Cage"]] (No Lines) | ||
+ | * [[Kingdom|"Kingdom"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
+ | * [[Monsters|"Monsters"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
+ | * [[Sanctuary|"Sanctuary"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
+ | * [[Mark of the Panther (episode)|"Mark of the Panther"]] | ||
+ | * [[Pendragon|"Pendragon"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
+ | * [[Sentinel (episode)|"Sentinel"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
+ | * [[Cloud Fathers (episode)|"Cloud Fathers"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
+ | * [[Miracle Child|"Miracle Child"]] | ||
+ | * [[New Rules|"New Rules"]] (No Lines) | ||
+ | * [[Unequivocal Success|"Unequivocal Success"]] (Mentioned Only) | ||
==Production Background== | ==Production Background== | ||
'''Voice Actor:''' [[Nichelle Nichols]] | '''Voice Actor:''' [[Nichelle Nichols]] | ||
− | Diane Maza | + | Diane Maza was named after [[Diane Duane]], a writer on the ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]'' production team. |
[[Category:Canon characters|Maza, Diane]] | [[Category:Canon characters|Maza, Diane]] | ||
[[Category:Humans|Maza, Diane]] | [[Category:Humans|Maza, Diane]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Family Maza|Maza, Diane]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Characters voiced by Nichelle Nichols|Maza, Diane]] |
Latest revision as of 12:08, 6 November 2024
Diane Maza is Elisa's mother and Peter Maza's wife.
History
Diane is of Nigerian ancestry, although she herself was born in New York. She met and married Peter Maza not long before 1968, and they became the parents of Elisa, Derek, and Beth Maza. [1]
In 1995, Diane encouraged her son Derek to leave his job with the NYPD (against Elisa and Peter's wishes), feeling that decision was truly for him to make. Derek went missing not long after for months. Before the year ended, Elisa invited Diane and the rest of the family into the Labyrinth and there she learned the truth about her missing son, now known as Talon. ("Her Brother's Keeper", "The Cage")
In 1996, Diane was studying in Nigeria when Elisa arrived with Goliath, Angela, and Bronx on their Avalon World Tour. Diane accompanied them on that adventure where they tracked down Fara Maku and Tea Gora to Kara Digi and defeated Anansi. It was during this time that Diane persuaded Goliath that he should act as a father towards Angela, reminding him that Angela was the only one of his children with him, and that treating her as his daughter didn't mean he loved his other children any less. Diane also made peace with Elisa at the end of this adventure, promising not to be as intrusive in her life, while Elisa was finally able to open up to her mother. ("Mark of the Panther")
In 1997, Diane became a proud grandmother when she visited the Labyrinth to see her newborn grandson, Michael Peter Maza. ("Miracle Child")
Diane will, at least initially, be uncomfortable about Elisa's relationship with Goliath (though she'll try not to be) and ultimately want to make sure Elisa was fully aware of what she was sacrificing. [2][3]
Characteristics
Diane Maza currently teaches at Columbia University, specializing in African studies. [4] She is a gifted storyteller and familiar with African legends, particularly those of her Nigerian ancestors.
Elisa and Diane have always been somewhat distant from each other. Elisa felt that her mother intruded too much on the details of her life, so she would close herself off from her. Derek, on the other hand, is very close to Diane and looks to her for advice. Diane even helped convince him that he should work for Xanatos if that's what he really wanted (unaware of the dire consequences of that decision). ("Her Brother's Keeper")
Like Elisa, Diane hates spiders. ("Mark of the Panther") Diane is also a Protestant Christian. [5]
Appearances
- "Awakening: Part Three" (Mentioned Only)
- "Deadly Force" (First Appearance)
- "Her Brother's Keeper"
- "The Cage" (No Lines)
- "Kingdom" (Mentioned Only)
- "Monsters" (Mentioned Only)
- "Sanctuary" (Mentioned Only)
- "Mark of the Panther"
- "Pendragon" (Mentioned Only)
- "Sentinel" (Mentioned Only)
- "Cloud Fathers" (Mentioned Only)
- "Miracle Child"
- "New Rules" (No Lines)
- "Unequivocal Success" (Mentioned Only)
Production Background
Voice Actor: Nichelle Nichols
Diane Maza was named after Diane Duane, a writer on the Gargoyles production team.