WakandaForever introduces Namor as the villain, but his scenes with Shuri have led us to wonder if there's more to their relationship.
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.Black Panther: Wakanda Forever honors the life and love the real and fictional world has for King T’Challa . Directed by Ryan Coogler, the film tackles grief and how love lives on even after our loved ones have passed. In this case, the love between T’Challa and Nakia lives on in the form of their son .
Before Shuri sets her eyes on Namor for the first time, Namor overhears her conversation with Ramonda . She confesses to her mother that if she thinks about her brother for too long, she’ll want to burn the whole world and everyone in it. There’s a rage in her that she fails to recognize for much of Wakanda Forever, something Namor recognizes immediately. He also understands how tragedy plays a key role in creating great leaders because he sees it in him.
Namor Immortalizes Their Relationship in His Mural The dynamic between Shuri and Namor has echoes of Hades and Persephone. If you recall the Greek myth, the god of the underworld kidnaps Persephone, daughter of Demeter the goddess of the harvest, from the Earth in order to make her his queen. Although she is resistant at first, she comes to genuinely love Hades, spending parts of the year with him by his side; this myth is the basis for how the seasons came to be.
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