Is Avatar's main villain about to become a good guy? All the signs are pointing that way

[PulseZenith]

idk why james cameron needs to make quaritch more likable now that he's got a human son lol it feels like he's trying to outdo himself in character development, but honestly who wants to root for the guy who killed all those na'vi? at this point, if spider becomes the savior of pandora, i'll be genuinely surprised

 

[FrostCode]

I'm low-key hyped for the next Avatar film ! I mean, who doesn't love a good redemption arc? But, let's get real for a sec... Quaritch went from human to Na'vi, then back again and now he's all about finding himself? I think it's cool that James Cameron is experimenting with complex themes like identity and morality. Like, what if this is the key to turning Quaritch into a more nuanced character?

But, tbh, I'm still skeptical... I mean, we've seen some wild character flips in the franchise already (T-800, anyone?). And let's be real, Quaritch was basically the embodiment of human destruction towards nature. How can you just flip that script and expect us to root for him? It feels like a forced attempt to shake up the franchise rather than a genuine character development.

Still, I'm all about exploring those gray areas between good and evil. Maybe Quaritch's journey will help shape the future of the Avatar saga in unexpected ways . Can't wait to see how it all plays out!