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Okay. Let me first say that I'm the last guy to recommend an article be deleted, especially if it creates a lot of red links. It's just...there' nothing. Nothing here, nothing there. Not much of anything anywhere on this extremely important character. Having her name exist as nothing but a redirect is pointless if she doesn't redirect to an article with information on her. Let an expert remake the Elisa Maza page the right way. As is, it just doesn't make the standards. ACS (Wikipedian) 03:59, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
"GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!"
Although, I'm very happy that someone finally posted some info on Elisa, but there is WAY too much misinformation. First of all, Diane Maza may be African-American, but nowhere in the character's history does it say that sees Nigerian-American. In the episode "Mark of the Panther", Diane asks Fara how she did in reciting the story. When he tells her she did well, Elisa comes out from hiding and says, "Especially for someone who was born and raised in New York City." Also, Fara invited Diane to participate in the ceremony. She didn't move to Nigeria; it was a one-time thing. And by the way, Diane is a professor of African Studies at Columbia University (Elisa's alma mater), not an anthropologist. Speaking of anthropology, that is not Beth's major. I believe she's majoring in Native American Studies. And in the episode "Cloud Fathers", Coyote appeared as a security guard who looked like young Peter first. Then he hypnotized some men from the tribe do perform the kachina dance. Then he appeared as young Peter wearing jeans and a black leather jacket. There was never a serious relationship between Elisa and Jason. She was attracted to him, yes, and they did kiss, but then she realized that her heart was with Goliath.
~ By Angel H. (aka: Malaika924)
Supermorff: I've reread my comments and it sounded like I was coming off as too harsh. My apologies. Also, this is my first posting to Wikipedia and I didn't know about the netiquette concerning other posts. (Apologies to you also, Ace Class Shadow). I hadn't been to "Ask Greg" in a while, so maybe before I start spouting off at the mouth (er, fingertips?) I should get *my* facts straight. ^_^;
~ Angel H.
The article states the following: "Elisa is most closely associated with Goliath. Her relationship with the noble gargoyle, despite their different species, was the series's backbone. Despite this, the relationship was never rushed: the first person to truly understand that it even existed was actually Demona, Goliath's former mate-turned-vengeful enemy, and her jealousy towards Elisa made the two bitter rivals."
That said, I could've sworn that Weisman said that Hudson realized it almost immediately. I'll see what I can dig up. - San Diablo (talk) 02:19, 2 July 2008 (UTC)
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