Talk:Demona

Why is this page blocked? I wanted to make improvements... --Sevarius hello? --Sevarius

It has been blocked due to vandalism, and shall remain that way until her next appearance.

I don't want to cause a big argument, but I was really trying to remain neutral. How is saying that Demona tried "turning" Angela over to her side (as opposed to "subverting") vandalism?

Or how is changing "Fortunately, Goliath intervened at the last moment to destroy the Praying Gargoyle, forcing Demona to abandon her plan." to "After Demona told Goliath that the Praying Gargoyle was the only thing protecting the Gargoyles, he destroyed it" vandalism? I think her telling Goliath how to stop her was important; Weisman said, "Yes, she tells herself she wants all humans dead, but in fact she isn't always ready to act on those feelings... As for Demona often if not always sewing (sowing?) the seeds of her own defeat. Why, yes, she sort of does. I don't think she consciously thought she was giving Goliath the info he needed to stop her. But she did. She's a conflicted character."

Vandalism would be if I was adding profanities or something. --Doop 10:05, 18 May 2007 (CDT)

The problem is, and I went the rounds with you elseware in PM, that you are so clearly biased towards Demona that your edits were always from a Demona-revisionist stance. I love Demona, she's my favorite character, but I won't sugar coat her, and I won't make any excuses for the stupid things she did. -- Greg Bishansky

Regardless, all I did this time was change "subvert" to "turn" and mention how Demona told Goliath how to stop her. I wasn't adding any opinions to the article. --Doop 15:25, 18 May 2007 (CDT)

Power?

"She also continues to have a strong craving for power, hoping that when she destroys humanity and gargoyles subsequently rule the world, she will rule over them." Not that it seems far-fetched, but where is this from, exactly? Caswin 13:40, 13 June 2007 (CDT)