The opening scene of the warrior princess was darker than I realized

“Zina: Princess Warrior” was a kind of anomaly. Participated in the creation of Robert Tapirt and John Shulian, and developed by RJ Stewart & Sam Raimi as A cross for the TV series “Hercules: The Legendary Flights”, “ “Xena” was an offer for women forward as it was bound with a complex past, and this sometimes means that it became a little dark. Zina (Played by Lawless Lawles) She did all kinds of things trying to atone for her evil past, and some of her dark works were ultimately revealed in the series, but it seems that one of the darkest moments of the show occurred at the opening of the first episode.

in Entertainment weekly Stewart participated in the history of the code to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the series, that an early sequence shows that Zina to bury her weapons was a somewhat dark inspiration. Before she was able to finish their burial, a group of villagers interrupted her being harassed by warriors, so she digs her grace (a blade throwing her in the form of a disk) and frightened the warriors. It is the beginning of her attempts to leave her life as a thirsty war, which is a major push for “Xena”. However, according to Stewart, her original plan was to bury her equipment before going out elsewhere for death. Instead, she decided to devote her life to be better and help others, which governs. However, the idea that “Xena” begins with the name you think of its death is very. Then again, this is “Xena”, which is intense to be expected, right?

Xena was presented as a fully evil character “Hercules” (the first show in what may eventually become a privilege)And in the opening scenes of her cross series, he spoke to a burning village that told her a boy that she was destroyed by Zina, and she did not know who she was. Although it is clear that it did not destroy the village, its legacy cannot be denied violence, and it seems somewhat devastating from this perception. Then he buried her weapons and only retreated to the bottom, and Stewart felt that she was fully intended to kill herself. As it put it:

“The opening scene was Zina to bury her weapons – I always thought that she was thinking about committing suicide at that point, although I never felt that it was appropriate to raise such a dark issue in a show that would like young people. In my mind, Zina had not heard about her screams in a state of measures that were threatening her. A kind of harsh violence that I committed.”

Instead, she goes on becoming a hero of ages that help all kinds of people and inspire a whole generation of children to take out their warriors and throw clothes hanger as if they were Shakram. (What was it not only? In the end, she was sacrificing herself for the greatest good and the recovery of herself as possible, but until she ended until she was Boumer because she had to die and then she did not return from the dead (although she had the right to completely). What is heck, the book “Zina”? The princes of a previous war can save an endless life?