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#Q ORIGINAL QUESTION

Did Ares know about Chief Napi in Wonder Woman?

#M ANNOTATED LLM RESPONSE

Based on the events of the 2017 Wonder Woman film, the answer is yes, Ares knew about Chief Napi, both as a member of Steve Trevor’s team and potentially as a fellow supernatural being.

Here are the specific details:

1. The London Meeting (As Sir Patrick Morgan)

Ares spent most of the movie disguised as Sir Patrick Morgan, a high-ranking British politician and peace advocate. In this persona, he met the entire team in London. When Steve Trevor and Diana presented the notebook to the military council, Sir Patrick was the one who pulled them aside afterward. He secretly funded their mission and gave them the "off-the-books" authorization to travel to the front lines. Because he was the benefactor of the mission, he was fully aware of everyone Steve Trevor recruited, including Chief Napi.

2. Monitoring the Journey

Ares’s goal was to guide Diana to the front so she could witness the "true nature" of humanity and eventually kill General Ludendorff (whom she mistakenly believed was Ares). Throughout the journey, Ares was essentially "shadowing" the group to ensure Diana reached her destination. Since Napi was one of the three primary companions (alongside Sameer and Charlie) escorting the "Godkiller," Ares would have been watching him closely.

3. Awareness of Napi’s Divine Nature

In the film, there is a specific scene where Chief Napi and Diana speak privately. Diana recognizes his name as belonging to a Blackfoot creator/trickster deity. Napi acknowledges this with a knowing look and a brief explanation, implying that he is more than just a human tracker.

While the movie does not feature a direct conversation between Ares and Napi about their shared divinity, the narrative logic implies Ares knew:

Ares is an Old God: He spent centuries hunting and killing the other gods. If Napi is indeed a demigod or a vestige of an indigenous pantheon, Ares (who is sensitive to divine presence) would likely have sensed him.
The "Old World" Connection: Ares mentions to Diana during the final battle that he is the only one left who remembers the world as it was. It is highly probable that he recognized Napi as another ancient entity existing on the fringes of the modern world.

4. The Final Battle

During the climax at the airfield, Ares (now in his full armor) is fighting Diana while Chief, Sameer, and Charlie are working to destroy the gas-filled plane. While Ares focuses his physical attacks on Diana, he is aware of the "mortals" helping her. He views them as examples of why humanity is unworthy, using their violence and presence to try and corrupt Diana’s view of the world.

Summary: Ares knew Napi logistically as a mercenary he was secretly funding, and he almost certainly knew Napi’s true identity as a supernatural being because of his own status as a god and his observation of Diana’s companions.

#F CORRECTION FEED (CLICK TO SEARCH)

[1] There is no evidence in the film or script that Ares (Sir Patrick) was aware of Chief Napi's specific identity or divine status.

[2] Sir Patrick Morgan did not meet the team in London. Steve Trevor recruited Sameer and Charlie in a London pub, but Chief Napi was recruited later in Belgium/France, where he was working as a smuggler.

[3] While Sir Patrick funded the mission, Steve Trevor recruited the team informally ('off the books'). It is unconfirmed if Sir Patrick received a dossier on the specific mercenaries, especially Chief who was a local contact.

[4] Ares remained in London as Sir Patrick Morgan until the final act. He was not physically 'shadowing' the group in the trenches, though he may have been monitoring reports.

[5] Actor Eugene Brave Rock confirmed that his character is indeed the demigod Napi and that this introduction (spoken in Blackfoot) was in the script.

[6] This is speculative analysis. The film does not establish that Ares can sense other demigods automatically, nor does he acknowledge Napi.

[7] This conclusion relies on the assumption that Ares sensed Napi, which is not supported by the text of the film.

#O MISSED POINTS & OVERSIGHTS

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Chief Napi's recruitment location

The summary incorrectly places Chief in London for a meeting with Sir Patrick. Chief was recruited in Belgium.

Medium

Lack of interaction

The summary fails to note that Ares and Chief never interact or speak to each other, making the claim of 'knowledge' purely speculative.

#C RELATED QUERIES

#01 What did Chief say to Diana in Blackfoot in Wonder Woman?

#02 Did Ares and Chief Napi ever meet in Wonder Woman?

#03 Who is Chief Napi in Blackfoot mythology?

#S SOURCES

#R ORIGINAL AI RESPONSE

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Based on the events of the 2017 *Wonder Woman* film, the answer is **yes, Ares knew about Chief Napi**, both as a member of Steve Trevor’s team and potentially as a fellow supernatural being. Here are the specific details: ### 1. The London Meeting (As Sir Patrick Morgan) Ares spent most of the movie disguised as **Sir Patrick Morgan**, a high-ranking British politician and peace advocate. In this persona, he met the entire team in London. When Steve Trevor and Diana presented the notebook to the military council, Sir Patrick was the one who pulled them aside afterward. He secretly funded their mission and gave them the "off-the-books" authorization to travel to the front lines. Because he was the benefactor of the mission, he was fully aware of everyone Steve Trevor recruited, including Chief Napi. ### 2. Monitoring the Journey Ares’s goal was to guide Diana to the front so she could witness the "true nature" of humanity and eventually kill General Ludendorff (whom she mistakenly believed was Ares). Throughout the journey, Ares was essentially "shadowing" the group to ensure Diana reached her destination. Since Napi was one of the three primary companions (alongside Sameer and Charlie) escorting the "Godkiller," Ares would have been watching him closely. ### 3. Awareness of Napi’s Divine Nature In the film, there is a specific scene where Chief Napi and Diana speak privately. Diana recognizes his name as belonging to a Blackfoot creator/trickster deity. Napi acknowledges this with a knowing look and a brief explanation, implying that he is more than just a human tracker. While the movie does not feature a direct conversation between Ares and Napi about their shared divinity, the narrative logic implies Ares knew: * **Ares is an Old God:** He spent centuries hunting and killing the other gods. If Napi is indeed a demigod or a vestige of an indigenous pantheon, Ares (who is sensitive to divine presence) would likely have sensed him. * **The "Old World" Connection:** Ares mentions to Diana during the final battle that he is the only one left who remembers the world as it was. It is highly probable that he recognized Napi as another ancient entity existing on the fringes of the modern world. ### 4. The Final Battle During the climax at the airfield, Ares (now in his full armor) is fighting Diana while Chief, Sameer, and Charlie are working to destroy the gas-filled plane. While Ares focuses his physical attacks on Diana, he is aware of the "mortals" helping her. He views them as examples of why humanity is unworthy, using their violence and presence to try and corrupt Diana’s view of the world. **Summary:** Ares knew Napi logistically as a mercenary he was secretly funding, and he almost certainly knew Napi’s true identity as a supernatural being because of his own status as a god and his observation of Diana’s companions.

#A DIRECT ANSWER (VERIFIED ANALYSIS)

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In Wonder Woman (2017), there is no evidence that Ares (Sir Patrick Morgan) knew about Chief Napi's true identity as a demigod. While Ares funded the mission, he did not meet the team in London (Chief was recruited later in Belgium) and he does not acknowledge Napi during the final battle. However, it is true that Chief is the Blackfoot demigod Napi; this is confirmed by actor Eugene Brave Rock and unsubtitled dialogue where he introduces himself to Diana.

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