Perseus' emaculate conceptions and who his parents are

As Pereseus grows into adolescence Polydectes saw that his mother was fair and desired to take her as a wife. As we know the immaculate conception of any person has a fair just daughter of God and Adam who in this tale is Danaë and a Just son of God or Ben Elohim who is the source of the DNA material that seeds his immaculately conceived child through a deity like Zeus. Christ, Hercules, Zoroaster are just some of these conceived children. Polydectes is not a son of God as he was evil, but his brother Dictys the fisher of people cleansed by the waters was. Dictys is the only person who is said to have left or gone into hiding with Danaë driven off by Polydectes while Perseus was off trying to kill the Medusa as commanded by Polydectes who had hopped this impossible mission would have had Perseus die trying to accomplish it. Since Dictys and Danaë hide together and are left as being together in the myth you can safely say they marriage even if in no greater way than an alliance for survival. In same tales they do marry as she chose this brother from Aeolis line. Since Dyctys was of the legitimate royal line of the Aeolids and Perseus mom was from Argos and their legitimate line was the same as that of Athens, that being Ionian, the newer Greek tribe to enter Greece, Perseus can be said to be of the two legitimate lines of Greeks in Greece and this fits the legend as he unified both Ionians and Archean into one Greek peoples. Perseus was the legitimate heir of both lines. Zeus or God would have married an alliance peacefully but the evils of people like Polydectes and King Acrisius of Argos it was necessary to unify both lines with a divine emasculate conception and the child truly became a mighty person of renown. In fact it is this cruelty that causes the oracle at Delphi to prophesies the demise of this kings evil at the hands of his grandson. Moreover, the immaculate birth convinced the same king to put the new born Perseus in a chest to drift away at sea. This way if the God(s) did save them they would be far from him, but he would not kill the son of Zeus and suffer the repercussions of said action. So the birth both unified royal blood lines but also saved the mother and child from the evil they were fated to stop, by just being as just, fair and virtuous as they were, esp the mother prior to the birth of Perseus. This was the seeds that allowed the Delphic prophesy to be able to exist. Dictys the virtuous was the other half of this equation.