Moana considered his words carefully, her lips shifting from a smile to a frown before finally settling on an even expression. "I used to think that everything was very simple." She admitted in a slow voice.

"Now I think that it's more complicated than that. I think that you can be a god or a demi-god... I don't think you need to have amazing powers to do it. What makes you you is what's important. And being a god-" She paused and began to smile again. "Well, I think that gods are beings that are powerful, steady and balance the world when we can't. They don't do things for us but give us a chance to grow and teach us. All of our legends and histories. Everything teaches us something that we need to know. If you think of it like that, your mistakes make you a better god because people can learn from you too. I don't think anyone is perfect but we all have roles that we play... in our lives and in other peoples lives too."

"Though I could be wrong." She didn't think she was.