Literally call it the race of men/man several times. Does that technically make Eowyn genderfluid or just paradoxical since she is both a man in the sense of race but also states herself that she isn’t a man?
The “werman” counterpart to “woman” would have been really useful for writing fantasy stories with multiple sapient species if it had ever been used. Or if we all started using it now.
Literally call it the race of men/man several times. Does that technically make Eowyn genderfluid or just paradoxical since she is both a man in the sense of race but also states herself that she isn’t a man?
The “werman” counterpart to “woman” would have been really useful for writing fantasy stories with multiple sapient species if it had ever been used. Or if we all started using it now.