James Cameron movie, Avatar, struck the audience in a provoking way. The method Cameron made it seem that way was by challenging the protagonist, Jake Sully, to become involved with the Na’vi and do things he did not believe in after he had adapted to the Na’vi culture. Avatar is a case of imperialism, which has happened throughout history in the world. Various times occurred in history, a foreign country has been imperialized for their lands belongings for natives of a country. Countries take over due to the others land resources. They do not occur to have feelings towards how the natives feel when doing so. Imperialism has a resemblance in Avatar and also the history of the world. A subtheme in Avatar is greed; therefore it ties into imperialism, because of the destruction of land and people, and invasion of the country are used for natural resources. On Pandora, a planet, humans are betrothed in the reserves identified as Unobtanium. While the Na 'vi, the creatures of Pandora, fight back the expansion; which threatens the lives of the Na 'vi and also the environment they live in. In James Cameron’s, Avatar, the color blue can be recognized as symbolism such as: loyalty, strength, and religion.
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Grace says, “I—always held back. But you gave them your heart. I’m proud of you, Jake (Cameron 120).” The protagonist, Jake, had to encounter strength when he decided to stay and further his relationship as a Na’vi. Jake had to go against what he was taught and believed in to fight for his new freedom in the Hometree. In Hinduism, the avatar is frequently the conqueror trying to defeat the demons. The color blue in Hinduism is the character of Brahman, who is the God. The Lords, Rama and Krishna, killed the demons Ravana and Kansa (Mall). This portrays how the Na’vi had to use their strength to kill the humans, which in this case are the
James Cameron was excellent in showing …show more content…
Grace says, “I—always held back. But you gave them your heart. I’m proud of you, Jake (Cameron 120).” The protagonist, Jake, had to encounter strength when he decided to stay and further his relationship as a Na’vi. Jake had to go against what he was taught and believed in to fight for his new freedom in the Hometree. In Hinduism, the avatar is frequently the conqueror trying to defeat the demons. The color blue in Hinduism is the character of Brahman, who is the God. The Lords, Rama and Krishna, killed the demons Ravana and Kansa (Mall). This portrays how the Na’vi had to use their strength to kill the humans, which in this case are the