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Happy twenty-eight birthday, Luigi 🎂
Kaltxi!
I had a hypothesis about family life and the upbringing of young people among the Mangkwan. It's clear that adults don't hesitate to use brutality to get their way. However, if young children are docile, it's possible that teenagers and young adults are encouraged to turn against their parents, even fighting them, to show they're no longer weak children and to foster their aggressivity by demonstrating they wouldn't hesitate to kill their family if necessary for the clan's survival (let's not forget that Varang was only 15 when she poisoned her father, whom she considered unworthy to lead). Furthermore, I can easily imagine the sometimes violent rivalries between siblings fueled by the parents. After all, in some animal species, the strongest of the litter hunts or kills the weakest. Nice family life! 😅
I realized that there are practically few people of color among the Sky People. I know the RDA is supposed to represent white colonists against the natives (the Na'vi), but when Neytiri says "I hate their little pink hands," it's obvious that many of the humans she's encountered are white. I wonder what she would say if she saw that there are also people with dark skin, olive skin, etc.
I think it's a first aid kit from Tsakarem, like the one she carried in the first movie. I know she gave it to Kiri as a gift, but I don't know if she made herself another one. Unless it's a pouch containing small items that belonged to Neteyam, like his hair beads. What do you think?
Important : I made this post yesterday but I was convinced to delete it because I hadn't paid attention to Luigi's presumption of innocence.I would therefore like to remind that every presumed suspect is considered innocent until proven guilty and that any suspect appearing immediately after being caught in the act is still entitled to a fair trial.
Following the release of more information about the suspect in the recent shooting involving Donald Trump, I noted similarities between the profiles of Cole Thomas Allen, Luigi Mangione, and Tyler Robinson (Charlie Kirk case). Luigi and Cole both studied computer science and are passionate about video games, and a manifesto outlining the charges against them was reportedly found. Tyler Robinson, like Luigi, is also described as a bright young man who led a largely uneventful life. However, he is said to have developed anti-fascist views and alluded to the Italian revolutionary song Bella Ciao (it so happens that some of Luigi Mangione's supporters chanted this song). Furthermore, as in the Brian Thompson case, shell casings engraved with slogans were found at the crime scene.
If other people have made the same connections as me regarding these three cases, do you think there could have been indirect influences between these three men?