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[[File:BobbyBradley.jpg|frame|c|Bobby Bradley]] | [[File:BobbyBradley.jpg|frame|c|Bobby Bradley]] | ||
| − | '''HISTORY''': | + | '''HISTORY''': Bobby Bradley's parents (a doctor and a nurse) were killed in 1935 during the Italian war against Ethiopia while working with the Red Cross (Italian forces were less than respectful of the Red Cross in that war). The exact circumstances remain somewhat murky, but they made Bobby an orphan, and gave him a personal stake against the Axis, and Fascist Italy in particular. Since then, Bobby has lived in orphanages or foster homes, and spent a lot of time on the streets with a "kid gang," getting into minor trouble of various sorts. |
| − | + | '''AMAZON EXPERIENCES''': When Wonder Woman first brought the newly-feminized Bobby to Paradise Island, she was quickly adopted into Amazon society by her new sisters. Queen Hippolyta gave Bobby her girl's name, "Harmonia," to represent her wish that her experiences might promote concord between the sexes. | |
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| − | When Wonder Woman first brought the newly-feminized Bobby to Paradise Island, she was quickly adopted into Amazon society by her new sisters. Queen Hippolyta gave Bobby her girl's name, "Harmonia," to represent her wish that her experiences might promote concord between the sexes. | ||
Harmonia's sisters were excellent teachers, and Harmonia learned the Amazon way of life, including not just how to fight, but how to appreciate the arts and music. She has become especially fond of dancing. | Harmonia's sisters were excellent teachers, and Harmonia learned the Amazon way of life, including not just how to fight, but how to appreciate the arts and music. She has become especially fond of dancing. | ||
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'''EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING''': | '''EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING''': | ||
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''The Hermaphrodite's Bracelets'': | ''The Hermaphrodite's Bracelets'': | ||
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Harmonia is not technically an Amazon, so she does not wear the traditional Bracelets of Submission, and isn't subject to the negative effects of having her bracelets bound by a man or of going insane should they be removed. Harmonia's bracelets (a gift from Hippolyta) are of ancient origin, created by Hermes and Aphrodite. While they have nothing to do specifically with their child Hermaphroditus, they may have been influenced by his experiences to create these bracelets, which were intended to give the Aphrodite's blessing of femininity to a man, plus Hermes' gifts of speed. Supposedly, the bracelets are half of a matched set that may have originally been given to a couple. The other bracelets impart Hermes' masculinity to a woman, with additional gifts related to love and sexuality from Aphrodite. | Harmonia is not technically an Amazon, so she does not wear the traditional Bracelets of Submission, and isn't subject to the negative effects of having her bracelets bound by a man or of going insane should they be removed. Harmonia's bracelets (a gift from Hippolyta) are of ancient origin, created by Hermes and Aphrodite. While they have nothing to do specifically with their child Hermaphroditus, they may have been influenced by his experiences to create these bracelets, which were intended to give the Aphrodite's blessing of femininity to a man, plus Hermes' gifts of speed. Supposedly, the bracelets are half of a matched set that may have originally been given to a couple. The other bracelets impart Hermes' masculinity to a woman, with additional gifts related to love and sexuality from Aphrodite. | ||
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''The Lunar Lasso'': | ''The Lunar Lasso'': | ||
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While Wonder Woman's Magic Lasso is nearly as wondrous as the heroine herself, Harmonia's lasso seems comparatively ordinary. But it was still forged by Metala, the Amazon craftswoman who forged the Magic Lasso from links of Hippolyta's Magic Girdle. Harmonia's Lunar Lasso was forged in honor of Diana, goddess of the Moon, and it shines with the brilliance of a full moon on a clear night when it ensnares a captive. | While Wonder Woman's Magic Lasso is nearly as wondrous as the heroine herself, Harmonia's lasso seems comparatively ordinary. But it was still forged by Metala, the Amazon craftswoman who forged the Magic Lasso from links of Hippolyta's Magic Girdle. Harmonia's Lunar Lasso was forged in honor of Diana, goddess of the Moon, and it shines with the brilliance of a full moon on a clear night when it ensnares a captive. | ||
''Amazon Training'': | ''Amazon Training'': | ||
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Harmonia has learned the basics of this Amazon discipline, which enables her to focus her mental energy into physical strength and speed, or to focus that same energy into her eyes and ears as super senses. | Harmonia has learned the basics of this Amazon discipline, which enables her to focus her mental energy into physical strength and speed, or to focus that same energy into her eyes and ears as super senses. | ||
