>>211451348>>211457394Reminder that there are DEEP story resonances throughout. Jake just got his dragon, and the dragon and the person must "choose" each other, that is, choose to fight, to dance. Likewise, Jake and Ney freely choose each other. How do you know that the two of you are meant for each other? The other will try to kill you.
Neytiri, just like the Ikran, the very first thing that each of them does, is to LITERALLY try to kill Jake. In both cases, each bond is confirmed by this initial enmity. This detail is so important that the two joke about it with their kids in the opening minutes of the sequel, reminding the audience of it.
The actual, unironic best thing about Avatar is its story structure. No one pays attention to details, and it's sad.