I don't get this Wonder Woman scene from Heroes in Crisis #2

[LordUltimus]

Can someone please explain it to me?

[Konja7]

I guess it means Diana has some emotional conflicts, because she was exposed to violence from a pretty young age. Also, Diana seems to feel ashamed or guilty, because she avoid that situation.

However, it's a little difficult to understand what's the situation of Hypolita with the lions.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

I think King wrote her as someone who would avoid talking about her own problems, prefering to let other people tell theirs.

The moment in her childhood she describes is when she developed that habit.

[VonHammersmark]

I guess it means Diana has some emotional conflicts, because she was exposed to violence from a pretty young age. Also, Diana seems to feel ashamed or guilty, because she avoid that situation.

However, it's a little difficult to understand what's the situation of Hypolita with the lions.

She’s describing the door handle, it had a lion and an amazon warrior etched into it

[Konja7]

She’s describing the door handle, it had a lion and an amazon warrior etched into it

Thank you very much for the clarification. I hadn't understand that part.

[Korath]

I think she's speaking about Hercule's assault on Themyscira. At least it's how I read this the first time.

[king81992]

This was the most interesting and confusing scene in the comic so far. I'm not sure what she's talking about though.

[brettc1]

I think she's speaking about Hercule's assault on Themyscira. At least it's how I read this the first time.

No, that happened well before Diana was born.

What totally mystifies me is that Wonder Woman, Batman and Superman all get their butts handed to them by Harley Quinn!

HARLEY. QUINN!

What the hell?!!!