Why Are The Other Na'vi Women...

[Seshat Tsahìk]

Originally Posted by Seamus

Not to hijack the thread or anything, but the Na'vi society is more individualized than our own. They each have an indisputable connection with Eywa. And thus they are free to be who they are, much more so than we humans who feel the need to 'belong' to a group to help us with our identity. Sure, they conform to a degree, but nothing like the herd mentality that rules us humans. Well, I should say, most humans, because we are some of the forward guard in that respect.

I apologize ahead, but I would beg to differ, what I saw and appreciated greatly about the Na'Vi culture was a surrending of indvidualization to the higher principle of 'collective unity', its the disconnection from this, the feeling 'alone' that contributes to this worlds belief in separation.