yes, however, Artemis was trying to kill them
Humans often revere Artemis as a goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and childbirth, seeking her favor for protection and guidance in these areas. However, those who offend her, such as Actaeon, face her wrath, experiencing severe consequences for their transgressions. Other gods respect her autonomy and prowess, acknowledging her strength and independence. Overall, Artemis elicits a mix of admiration, reverence, and caution among both mortals and deities.
Depending on who the individual was, and what they did, Artemis could favor them or indifferent or murderous in turn.
It depends largely upon whom these humans and gods were: Artemis can like all Greek gods and goddesses be cruel or kind.
they can kill humans but sometimes they do
Yes. However, most of them were trying to kill him.
Humans often revere Artemis as the goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and childbirth, seeking her favor for protection and successful hunts. However, those who disrespect her or intrude upon her sacred spaces may face her wrath, as she is known for punishing transgressors harshly. Other gods typically respect her autonomy and fierce nature, acknowledging her strength and independence, though they may also engage with her in alliances or conflicts depending on the context of their myths. Overall, Artemis commands both admiration and fear in the hearts of mortals and deities alike.
There's 7 billion humans. There's two city's worth of fairies.
Both, Artemis could kill or heal (with her arrows) women, as Apollo could (with arrows) kill or heal men.
they attack humans
they would play dead
they kill it