by We meet the biggest mystery Avatar: The Way of Water Less than five minutes into the movie. This mystery is Kiri (Sigourney Weaver), a young Na’vi boy who from the first moment is the daughter of scientist Grace (also Weaver). avatar.
“But wait,” you might ask. “Didn’t Grace die in the first movie? I don’t remember having a child.”
You are right on both counts! Grace actually died and left no child behind. However, he made Leave behind the Na’vi avatar held still by Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) and their fellow scientist. Grace (or at least her avatar) suddenly gives birth to Kiri, whom Jake adopts and describes her conception as “a complete mystery.” This is a tulkun-sized underplay of what it looks like. avatar‘s have a perfect understanding.
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Unless director James Cameron is hiding clues that the Na’vi are able to reproduce asexually, we can only assume that someone got Grace pregnant. The film does not specify whether this happened while Grace was alive, and whether her avatar somehow carried the baby until birth, or whether Kiri’s birth coincided with normal Na’vi gestation periods. Really, beyond that we are given zero information. strange. Oh, and Kiri’s brothers joke that scientist Norm (Joel David Moore) is the father.
To do Avatar: The Way of Water Revealing Kiri’s real father?
Double up Sigourney Weaver!
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No it is not. The movie seems to be postponing the big reveal until the next installment. Again, Avatar: The Way of Water It hints at Kiri’s actual parentage.
Look, Kiri’s birth isn’t the only mysterious thing about her. However, the Na’vi deity Eywa, also known as the Great Mother. This connection with Eywa is manifested in strange powers, such as Kiri’s ability to unconsciously attract the sacred forest nymphs, or to move through time with the breath of the grass while she sleeps. No one else in the movie can do that, and the most important thing that sets Kiri apart from the rest of her family is her origin. Therefore, their strength, whatever it may be, probably stems from their parenting.
Kiri’s other parent may not be human or a Na’vi.
Time for mother-daughter bonding.
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Judging by all the quirks surrounding Kiri, it’s unlikely that he’s a human or Na’vi father. In fact, I doubt he even has a father! I’m assuming Kiri’s other parent is none other than Eywa.
Think about it: when Grace died avatarHis last words to Jake were that he had seen Eywa. This probably means that it joins the neural network shared by all sentient beings on Pandora – it also explains how it looks to Kiri when it connects with the Tree of Souls.
Eywa may have sensed Grace when she entered the Pandoran neural network and realized that she had left behind a perfect avatar body. As a god of life, it shouldn’t be too difficult for Eywa to use some of her own soul to make a baby – or something along those lines, I’m not so sure about the details.
What I’m 99 percent sure of is that Kiri is the daughter of Pandora’s main god. and the product of a seemingly perfect understanding. It can only mean one thing: Kiri is Pandora Jesus. Eywa’s spirit instilled in him magical powers that would likely play a larger role. Until then, the exact details of Pandora Jesus’ role remain unclear. We hope Eywa will take care of her (potential) daughter after a while!
Avatar: The Way of Water now in theaters.
