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I just saw an Instagram video showing details from Avatar 3, and there's this moment where Ronal and Neytiri sadly watch Lo'ak being reprimanded by Jake. I wonder what Ronal was thinking at that moment, considering she herself rejected Lo'ak's pleas for Payakan. Did she feel remorse? Possibly. She knows the value of the bond of spiritual brotherhood very well, especially after losing Roa, and I think deep down she feels guilty about her powerlessness in the face of the weight of the tulkun's traditions and the safety of her people, at the expense of Lo'ak, who is losing his spiritual brother. Luckily, Tsireya opened her eyes by threatening her parents that they would never see her again if they refused to listen to Lo'ak. Honestly, I myself have felt resentment towards adults in my family whom I blamed for prioritizing their principles over my feelings.

I can easily imagine Ronal and Tonowari's shame and shock if Lo'ak had injured or killed himself during his suicide attempt. Not to mention that Tsireya would never have forgiven them, Payakan would have died of grief upon learning of his spiritual brother's death, and I even wonder if it could have sparked a war between Omaticaya and Metkayina. I can easily picture Neytiri leading that war to punish the people of the reef who treated her son like dirt, driving him to suicide. And then there's Jake's negligence, his lack of communication, and his harshness towards Lo'ak.

Kaltxi ma Eylan! I just read online that Avatar 4 will pick up right where Avatar: Fire and Ashes left off. This means the announced time jump won't happen right away. Honestly, I was expecting that. There's still so much to see, like how Tonowari and her family mourned Ronal while meeting Prill, Neytiri singing on her songcord about Spider's official welcome into her family, Quaritch's return, and Varang's state of mind after being overpowered by Kiri. So, when do you think this time jump will occur?

https://www.jeuxvideo.com/news/2091629/nouveaux-peuples-enjeux-massifs-pourquoi-le-film-avatar-4-s-annonce-grandiose-selon-sa-star.htm

https://www.astrotheme.fr/astrologie/Luigi_Mangione

https://www.astrotheme.fr/astrologie/Luigi_Mangione

I really hope to see more positive interactions between these two, now that Neytiri has met Spider. Because even though she finally opened up to him and Spider was clearly touched, I think there's still far too much distance between them for the film to simply move on. Even though, as I said, Neytiri finally opened up to Spider, it's now Spider's turn to open up to her. For a long time, the two didn't dare interact and avoided each other as much as possible. Spider was convinced that Neytiri hated him, but even the descriptions on WikiAvatar state that Neytiri's resentment is more complex, suggesting that it was more about prejudice caused by trauma rather than pure hatred. What Spider needs to hear is that Neytiri didn't hate him personally, but rather the embodiment of her resentment toward humans, which she unintentionally projected onto him. I hope they start to grow closer and eventually find themselves talking alone, just like Spider did with Jake in the sacrifice scene. I really want Spider to ask Neytiri if she truly wanted him dead when she said it. I already know Neytiri will be deeply upset and ashamed when she answers him because even if her words were more than she meant, she should never have done that to a child. I feel it would be a particularly moving moment because we would finally know Neytiri's true perspective on Spider and not just outside speculations.

Dagon, god of sea from Broken vows : The godess casts you down

Dagon, god of sea from Broken vows : The godess casts you down