u/HorzaDonwraith

While not a completely honest one he doesn't try and cheap out when it comes to his attempts at killing Jake.

He wants to fight and kill him when both are at their peaks in terms of energy and health. If he really wanted Jake dead he could have bombed the entire Metkayian village soon as he knew where it was.

No he wants a good clean kill. If even go a far as to say that I think most Na'vi fighters might consider him a worthy opponent 1v1

In *way of water* Jake is asked to bring out Toruk Makto. His face grows dark and he basically says that when you ride the beast you become it. I feel this indicates that certain powerful creatures have wills and desires that can overwhelm the average Na'vi. Like could a Tulkun bend the will of Na'vi that connects with it?

Maybe we'll get a even more dangerous apex creature that will totally corrupt a rider.

I hope it's a concept they explore further in the up coming movies.

Based on her personality I'd say no. Wouldn't even be to sure if she would have picked up a mate either. Then again, discovering the existence of a real goddess might be life altering in its self.

Aside from starting a family, what do you think the rest of the science team did in the intervening years before RDA's return. The average person would say "science" but to what end? Not like they'd be able to transmit their findings back to Earth.

Jake know they were coming back but I doubt he expected the integer scale of their reoccupation.

Note: I've not really dived into the lore beyond the 3 movies. So if there is info there than I apologize.

Messed up in the beginning with the amount of water and when I corrected it has to add more flour. The yeast was expired but thankfully so very much alive and kicking.

My electric water heater leaks above the upper thermostat/electrical compartment, but only when the cold water supply valve turn on.. The more I open the cold water faucet or shower, the heavier the leak gets (turned off hot water valve to the heater & cut off power). When I shut off the cold-water supply, the leak stops completely. The hot and cold water pipe connections, valves, and the top of the tank are all dry. The water appears to be coming from inside the unit, above the upper thermostat area. Again, power has been turned off at the breaker for the water heater but still the water leaking is hot. Is this likely a failed upper heating element gasket or a failed tank?

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