Na'vi Quotes

Žemė. Bet ne ta Žemė, kurią puikiai žinote. Ši Žemė nėra vešli, žalia, o jos miškuose nebegyvena dar neatrasti padarai. Šios Žemės vandenynuose nešoka įvairiausių formų bei dydžių žuvys. Tai Žemė iš netolimos ateities, kur kiek tik akis užmato stūkso pilki betoniniai miestai. Kiekvienoje gatvėje mirksi, žybsi reklamos, į kurias retsykiais įbeda pilkus žvilgsnius pilki žmonės pilkais veidais su kvėpavimo kaukėmis, nes miesto oras pernelyg užterštas. Tai kitokia žemė. Ši Žemė – Džeiko Salio namai.

The Na'vi seem to regard the borrowed energy that nurtures and sustains their existence as a gift of Eywa, their Great Mother. And, ironically enough, the name human beings chose for the Na'vi's world is Pandora, a Greek name meaning "All-Gifts." But the "sky people" seem to lack a full appreciation of the implications of that name, not recognizing that the proper response to a gift is not a jealous sense of entitlement but rather heartfelt gratitude, which is most genuinely expressed as a desire to give back.

Otherwise Na'vi religion contains elements of many forms of religion on Earth, from monotheism, worship of one true god, to animism. the idea that the gods are immanent in every aspects of the world.

ten thousand years ago every human on the planet lived much as the Na'vi do, by hunting, fishing, and harvesting the fruits of the great wildwoods

Avatar is a movie of hopeful awakening Jake Sully emerging from cryosleep (suspended orbit around a new world, to the movie's very last frail he makes a final wakening as a Na'vi, fully committed to the new world.

another proof of smartness is the fact that the Na'vi evidently targeted the tyres, which look like the vehicle's weak point

to begin with, the Na'vi must be smart, with cognitive skills at least similar to humans. Even an arrow with a shaft, a head, or some kind of flight is a multi-part tool.

That Quaritch and the Na'vi have such divergent views of the natural world may have something to do with the very different social worlds in which those worldviews were born.

By contrast, the world of the Na'vi is much more feminine. Na' vi women are equal partners with their men and are just as capable as their male counterparts.

Likewise, even though we are invited to respect the Na’vi, we are not required to identify with them—our heroes remain the humans, and US Marines at that.