Neytiri

full name

Neytiri te Tskaha Mo'at'ite

description of appearance

Neytiri has a three-meter-long blue body, a powerful skeleton and a long flexible tail. She is faster and stronger than ordinary people, and being a skilled hunter and a well-aimed archer, she is a dangerous opponent even for a kindred. Neytiri also has a neuroport on her head that allows her to communicate with other inhabitants of her home planet.

personality

Loyalty to his people. Neytiri is ready to sacrifice herself for the sake of the clan's well-being. Respect for traditions. She piously honors and observes the customs of the Navi people. Dislike of killing for no reason. Unless she has no other choice, but she doesn't feel sorry for her enemies. Strong-willed character. Neytiri does not like to blindly obey orders, sometimes acting wilfully, but by no means impulsively. Short temper. She is not used to holding back emotions and is not shy about her feelings. Loyalty and bravery. Neytiri tends to get angry at those who threaten her loved ones or act dishonorably, but at the same time she is able to forgive.

View: Na'vi Gender: Female Height: 262 cm from the Omatikaya clan, the youngest daughter of Chieftain Eytukan and tsahik Mo'at, sister of Silvanin.

Early life

Neytiri was born into the Omatikaya clan, the family of a ruling couple, and grew up learning through song and dance, like all Na'vi, to love and celebrate their connection to Ava and all of Pandora's nature. When Mo'at and Eytukan called the clan's children, including Sylvanine and Neytiri, to consult with them about Grace Augustine's idea of opening a school, Neytiri was jumping on vines hanging from a Tree at Home, and Eytukan asked if the clumsy people could teach their children anything. Nevertheless, the next day Neytiri, along with other children, went to the "Gates of Hell", where they had to decide whether they themselves wanted to learn from Heavenly people: Grace met them and gave them a tour, at the same time teaching them how to play basketball. After returning from the base, Mo'at discussed what she saw with the children, and Neytiri was delighted with the idea of going to school, and Silvanin noted that at school, Heavenly people will also be able to learn from Na'vi, and not just the other way around. Mo'at and Eytukan agreed with their opinion and were about to let Grace teach the children, but then they were interrupted by Ateyo with a sick child in his arms: the boy had also visited the human base, and now he had a fever. Soon other children, including Neytiri, began to show the same symptoms, and Eytukan assumed that the babies had been poisoned by humans. Fortunately, with the help of Grace and Mireya, Mo'at was able to find a cure using the siekalin flower: although the remedy tasted terrible, Neytiri still had to drink it.

early life

Neytiri later became one of the best students at Grace's school and learned to speak English fluently. However, everything changed after the incident in 2152: angered by the deforestation, a group of children led by Sylvanine set fire to a bulldozer, and RDA security soldiers chased them all the way to school. They shot several children (among the dead was Silvanin, who was shot in the doorway, in front of her sister), after which the school's activities stopped, and relations between the Na'vi and the people became very tense. After her sister's death, Neytiri, according to custom, became a tsakar, a student of tsahik instead of Silvanin, and became engaged to her fiance, Tsu'tey, although she treated him more like a friend than a fiance. Two years later, Neytiri, along with her parents and Tsu'tey, was meditating at the foot of the Tree of Souls: trying to rouse her from her calm state, Tsu'tey slapped her on the back with his tail, but Neytiri only grunted in response. When Tsu'tey, after apologizing to the chief and tsahik, nevertheless left to join his students, to Neytiri's deep indignation, Mo'at told her to stay, since olo'eiktan has to wait for Ava's call, and tsahik always listens to him. Shortly after, Neytiri went hunting and met a strange avatar in the forest, who got lost after fleeing from Thanator. Sitting on a tree branch above the path that chudzhak was following, she was about to shoot him in the back when suddenly a tree spirit landed on the tip of her arrow, thereby informing her that Ava was protecting the avatar. Unwilling to go against the will of the goddess, Neytiri followed Jake, watching him from afar, and even saved his pack of snake wolves that attacked him at nightfall — although her heart resisted killing animals that had become aggressive only because of the avatar's stupid behavior in the forest.

early life

When Jake tried to thank her for saving him, Neytiri literally attacked him, seething with indignation, and tried with all her might to drive him away until Ava showed her will again, sending a whole flock of tree spirits to Jake. Only then did the incredulous Na'vi decide to take the strange avatar to the Tree House. When they encountered Tsu'tey's squad, Neytiri protected Jake from the attacking tribesmen and persuaded the groom to escort the stranger to the clan. Neytiri's father, Eytukan, was extremely displeased with the stranger's appearance, because after the incident at school, he swore that no more Heavenly people would come here. However, Mo'at unexpectedly showed interest in Jake and instructed Neytiri to teach him the ways of the People. The girl herself was not too happy about this, but still did not go against the clan's decision and took up Jake's training.

Jake's training in Na'vi customs

Over the next few weeks, Neytiri taught Jake the Na'vi language, lutokon riding, archery, trail reading, and other essential skills for survival in the forest. In addition, she also introduced him to ikran for the first time and explained the essence of the deep connection that united the winged beast with its rider. Gradually, the relationship between the two began to improve, and Neytiri began to behave more at ease — for example, when she came across a flock of resting fan lizards, she rushed into the clearing like a little girl, laughing at the top of her voice. By the time Jake was allowed to kill his first hexapod and gain the right to complete the Iknimaya, Neytiri already felt at least sympathy for her student. During the rite of taming the wild banshee, Neytiri joined the Tsu'tey squad on Mons Veritatis, where she greeted the future groom and the head of the clan, but did not hide that she was much more pleased with Jake's presence here. When Tsu'tey ordered the avatar to enter the banshee nest first, Neytiri was clearly displeased, and she followed the student, already explaining to him what was required of him. Unlike Tsu'tey, who seemed to be waiting for Jake to fail, Neytiri supported him throughout the ritual and even flew after him when Jake finally managed to completely take control of the banshee. In the future, Neytiri and Jake's relationship only improved.: they went hunting together more than once, participated in a Big Hunt[2] and even managed to escape from the claws of the leonopteryx that attacked them, after which Neytiri told Jake about her great-great-great-grandfather, who was the last Toruk Makto to gather clans during the Great Tribulation.Despite the fact that by this time Jake already realizes that their relationship has gone too far, he does not back down and successfully undergoes the ritual of Hunting Dreams, after which he becomes a full member of the clan.

Jake's training in Na'vi customs

After Jake was accepted into the Neytiri clan, she took him to the grove of the Trees of Voices, where she informed him that now, as a full-fledged Omatikaya, he could carve himself a bow from a branch of the House Tree and choose a woman with whom he would spend his life. Trying to seem carefree, she offered him a couple of names of available girls, but Jake informed him that it was pointless: he had chosen a couple, but now "she should choose him too." After that, Neytiri smilingly announced that "she has already chosen," after which the lovers established a bond with each other and spent the night under the shade of the Trees of Voices.

Destruction of the Tree-House

Waking up the next morning to the sound of bulldozers, Neytiri discovered that the grove of Trees of Voices was about to be destroyed and, unable to wake Jake, who had disconnected from his avatar, dragged him along until Jake's consciousness returned to his body. After that, Jake tried to stop the bulldozers, but was not recognized in this guise and therefore ignored, so he had to smash the camera of the car to stop its movement. After that, Jake and Neytiri returned to the Tree House, where the rest of the Omatikaya found out about their marriage before Ava. Tsu'tey, overcome with jealousy, attacked Jake[4]. Mo'at, after asking his daughter about what happened, learns that their union was blessed by the goddess, and therefore cannot be terminated, after which Jake makes an attempt to explain to Na'vi what is happening... However, he does not have time: he and Grace are disconnected from communication, after which their avatars fall to the ground. Taking advantage of the moment, Tsu'tey attempts to kill his rival by cutting his throat, but Neytiri defends Jake by throwing his former fiance away and forcing him to retreat. Their next meeting decides everything: after snatching a chance from Parker Selfridge to try once again to persuade Omatikaya to leave, Jake admits that he was spying on the Na'vi and working for their enemies, after which Neytiri angrily pushes him away and desperately shouts that he will never, ever become one of the People. As a result, the negotiations fail, and Jake and Grace are tied up, while the Omaticaya themselves begin to prepare for the RDA attack. Colonel Quaritch's air squadron, which arrived shortly after, discovers the avatars in captivity, but does not stop and begins an operation to destroy the Tree House.

Destruction of the Tree-House

For a while, the Na'vi try in vain to resist the humans, but then, realizing that their efforts are futile, they are forced to retreat to the forest, and Neytiri abandons Jake and Grace on the altar: only Mo'at, desperate to help his tribesmen, returns to free them. In the end, the Tree-House receives enormous damage and begins to collapse, as a result of which several Na'vi, including the leader of the Eytukan clan, die under the rubble. Unable to find her father among the survivors, Neytiri returns to the burning ruins and finds Eytukan, pierced through by fragments of Wood: before his death, he asks to protect the People and gives her his bow, the weapon of the future leader. After that, Jake finds the grief-stricken Neytiri and tries to comfort her, but she drives him away in anger, telling him never to come back.

Unification of all Na'vi clans

Having lost their home, the Omatikaya went to the Tree of Souls to ask Ava for advice, and there they were found by the sixth Toruk Makto, who became Jake, who saddled leonopteryx. He asks for help from the Na'vi: Grace is mortally wounded, and only a consciousness transfer ritual can save her. The Na'vi agree to help, but unfortunately, help comes too late: Grace dies of her wounds, and Jake, realizing that the problem of humans has not been solved, calls Omatikaya to the coming battle, after which, together with Neytiri, he sits on his giant beast and goes to gather clans. Together with Neytiri, Jake flies around several clans, including the Olangi and Tairangi: Neytiri acts as a translator for Jake, who still speaks the Na'vi language too poorly. Eventually, having united fifteen clans and almost two thousand warriors under their command, they return to the Tree of Souls to prepare for battle and receive the latest news from the enemy camp. After learning from Max what Colonel Quaritch is preparing, Jake decides to ask Ava for help, because in a battle with warships, the Na'vi have very little chance of winning. He goes to the Tree of Souls to appeal directly to the goddess, and Neytiri finds him there, who explains to a former student that Ava cannot be on someone's side: she "only preserves the balance of life." Nevertheless, Jake just couldn't help but try, and in the last peaceful hours before the decisive battle, the couple touch their foreheads, preparing to go to their deaths.

The decisive battle

In the battle for the Tree of Souls, Neytiri attacked enemies from the air, and was also one of two Na'vi to whom Jake gave intercom devices to support communication (the second was Tsu'tey). Riding on Sez, her banshee, Neytiri actively participated in the aerial battle, until, pursued by the Samson, she dived under the canopy of the forest and flew onto the battlefield, after which her calf was shot by Lyle Waynflete, who was driving the UMP. Neytiri survived the fall from the dead banshee, but was cut off from her tribesmen and remained alone in the burning forest with a large RDA detachment. Realizing that there was virtually no chance of survival, Neytiri contacted Jake and informed him of the situation, after which, ignoring his insistent calls to retreat without engaging in battle, she prepared a bow for shooting. However, just a few meters away from her, some movement attracted the attention of the earthlings, and a couple of moments later, a whole herd of angry Titanotherians and Sturmbeasts burst out of the forest and attacked the enemy. Enthusiastically telling Jake that "Ava has heard!", Neytiri joined the wild animals and chased the enemies along with a large pack of snake wolves for a while. Then a lone thanator appeared from the forest: he did not attack and bowed his head in front of Neytiri, allowing her to establish a connection with him. After riding the mighty predator, Neytiri returned to the battlefield and soon engaged in combat with Colonel Quaritch. Having survived the crash of his ship, he continued to move already in the cockpit of the UMP and was just about to open fire on the mobile unit containing Jake's human body when Neytiri attacked him from behind. Controlling the thanator, she managed to disarm the colonel by ripping the cannon from his hands and smashing it against a stone, but the colonel was able to kill her beast by plunging a knife into its belly, after which the thanator's carcass pinned Neytiri's legs to the ground.

The decisive battle

Taking advantage of his opponent's helplessness, Quaritch was about to finish her off when Jake appeared on the battlefield and, after a short dialogue, attacked his former boss, distracting his attention from Neytiri. She, in turn, tried her best to free herself from under the heavy carcass, but she did not succeed immediately - by that time Quaritch had managed to break the window of the mobile unit, after which, suffocating from Pandora's air, Jake the man began to lose touch with his avatar. Since he couldn't continue fighting in this state, Quaritch had no trouble immobilizing him by grabbing his scythe, after which the colonel was already preparing to slit Jake's throat with his own knife... but Neytiri did not allow him to do this, killing the leader of the people with two accurate shots from her father's bow. Not realizing that Jake had already lost contact with the avatar, Neytiri tried to reach him for a while, until finally she noticed the mobile unit and rushed there. By that time, the suffocating Jake was already on the verge of death, but fortunately, Neytiri was familiar with the device of the exo kits, so she managed to pull the emergency mask to his face and save his life. As soon as he caught his breath, Jake stretched out his hand to her face, after which he said "I see you," and Neytiri, smiling and crying, replied: "And I Can See you."

Jake's New Life

After learning that Tsu'tey was mortally wounded, Neytiri and Jake, who had reconnected with their avatar, went to him to spend their last moments with him. Neytiri sincerely grieved for the fate of her former fiance, and when he asked Jake, as the future leader of the clan, to release his spirit to Ava, the girl could not hold back tears. A little later, she also watched the exodus of people from Pandora in the "Hell Gate", standing next to her husband: only a few people were allowed to stay on Pandora, including Norma, Max and the avatar operators. Not wanting to stay in his crippled human body, Jake decides to finally move into his avatar, after which Mo'at performs another consciousness transfer ritual, but this time it is successfully completed, and Neytiri, gently closing the eyes of the already empty human body, bends over Jake-avatar, after which he opens his eyes.

Discord within Omaticaya

A couple of weeks after the end of the battle, Neytiri traveled with Ikeini to the Olangi clan, which had suffered the greatest losses, to help it recover from the battle with the RDA. Although she was worried about Jake, who was clearly experiencing internal conflict due to the transition from his human body to an avatar, her duties were more important than personal feelings. Although she did not know it, but in his painful visions caused by poisoning with Artsut poison, Jake met the nightmarish image of Neytiri with burning eyes, claiming that Jake could not change who he was, and he would always hurt those he loved. The real Neytiri, having heard what happened in Omatikaya, returned only a couple of days later, and by that time Jake was already dealing with the problems on his own. When she sees her lover, the girl notices that he looks different now, to which Jake replies that he has never felt more like himself before.

The return of the RDA

A year after the end of the battle, Neytiri gave birth to her first child, Neteyam, and sang a song in honor of his birth. Around the same time, Grace Augustine's avatar, immersed in a coma, unexpectedly gave birth to a girl, Kiri, who was adopted by Jake and Neytiri, so the first ritual connection with the Tree of Souls for Neteyama and Kiri was held together. Soon Sally's family expanded by two more: Neytiri gave birth to a boy and a girl, Lo'aka and Tuktirei. The human Spider boy, Quaritch's biological son, often resorted to playing with Sally's children, but Neytiri, the only one from the whole family, treated him with little affection, believing that a human child should stay with his own kind. After Lo'ak was able to successfully tame ikran on the second attempt, the entire clan celebrated his success, but Neytiri was clearly unhappy that Kiri invited Spider. Adding to the excitement, Pentiyaru, a representative of Tsahik from the Council of Elders, comes to Omatikaya, who announces the gift of a new Tree-House to the clan. While the rest of the clan members are rejoicing and having fun, Jake tried to talk to the wise elder about the possible return of the Heavenly People, but Neytiri insisted that they just enjoy tonight. Shortly after, while going on a night out in the Hallelujah Mountains, Neytiri and Jake witnessed the return of the spaceships, whose lights appeared in Pandora's sky. One of the Earthlings' ships will use a space elevator to drop a landing module right in the middle of the forest, burning out the forest over a vast area, after which a lot of UMP, soldiers and military equipment will appear outside. Jake and Neytiri watch the disaster from afar: while Neytiri is crying, grieving for the lost forest, Jake tries to calm her down.

The return of the RDA

Realizing that it was necessary to warn the People of the impending danger, Jake hastily gathered a council, but he was interrupted by a message that his children were missing. When the missing item was found, Neytiri had a difficult conversation with Spider about his human nature and their previous war with the Na'vi. Although the boy rightly remarks that he is different from his parents, Neytiri demands that the Spider stay away from Kiri. The Na'vi prepare to meet the enemy in space, and Neytiri, along with the others, trains to fly in zero gravity; she also unexpectedly quarrels with Kiri when she, annoyed by the decision of her foster parents not to take Spider to the High Camp, runs away. When the time comes, they fly together on a shuttle towards the approaching spaceships... and suddenly they find a Neteyama on board, who has made his way on board past the eyes of his parents. Although Neytiri says the boy can't go with them and they have to go back, it's too late to go back, so with a sigh, Jake entrusts Neteyam's life to Akway. As a result, the shuttle docks to the RDA ship: Jake and Neytiri meet with General Ardmore, and Jake informs them that an abandoned spaceship remaining in Pandora's orbit contains a supply of $3.2 trillion worth of anobtanium. He suggests that the RDA take this material and leave, but General Ardmore remains firm in his intention to capture Pandora. In response, Jake orders his ground crew to blow up the factory on Pandora, which they do. In response to the fury of the people, Jake informs them that the other buildings are still intact, although he admits that any attempts to conclude an agreement with people in advance are doomed to failure, because they will violate any agreements with the People.

The return of the RDA

Suddenly, Nash McCosker, Spider's foster father, gets in touch: he reports that the explosives on the surface have been defused, and Sally's children are being held hostage by him. Jake and Neytiri are horrified that their plan seems to have failed due to such an unexpected turn of events. Jake orders Norm to blow up the RDA ship, and in the confusion that ensues, he and Neytiri separate (although Neytiri finally manages to break Ardmore's arm). After an intense battle and the loss of several more allies, Jake admits that the mission has failed, and returns to Pandora with Neytiri. The ship carrying Jake, Neytiri, and Neteyam descends back, but they are chased by RDA ships. Jake and Neytiri ride to the "Hell Gate" to save the children, and Neteyam follows them. Thanks to Spider, the hostages escape from the base, but RDA follows them: after catching up with them, Jake and Neytiri reunite with the children, after which Jake sends a message to Minx asking for evacuation. During a tense chase, they manage to escape, but eventually Minx's shuttle is shot down, and it crashes into the sea, and Sally pulls the survivors out of Norm's sinking shuttle on the Samson.

Leaving the forest

A year after the return of the RDA, Jake and Neytiri participate in sorties against the RDA forces with their sons, and Neytiri increasingly reminded her husband that these were his children, not the army, and that he was too strict with Neteyam and Lo'ak, even though they only wanted to be like their father. She was also patrolling the vicinity of the camp, and was on her way with Jake and Neteyam when she received a call from Lo'aka, who had encountered strange strangers in the forest. Arriving at the scene, the parents found that the children had been captured, and the cries of wild animals warned them that help was on the way. While Jake was sneaking up on the recoms, Neytiri took aim at one of them, who was holding Kiri and Spider: when the enemy began to threaten her adopted daughter, Neytiri couldn't stand it and fired an arrow, giving the reborn Quaritch that they were attacked. During the battle, Neytiri dealt with another rekom, but she was almost injured when Quaritch, recognizing her by the characteristic feathering of an arrow, began to distract Neytiri with a conversation, sending his soldiers to eliminate her. Neteyam unexpectedly came to the mother's aid, and in the end, all the Sallies managed to escape, although the Spider was eventually captured. Realizing that the Spider could reveal their location to the enemy, Jake decided to leave the High Camp and Omatikaya, but this led to a quarrel with Neytiri. She resolutely did not want to leave her home and her People, which Eytukan had instructed her to protect, and only when Jake reminded her that the Rekoms would come after them again and target their children, Neytiri agreed with a heavy heart to fly away.

Leaving the forest

Neytiri flew with little Tuk on the long journey: when their group flew over the forest for the last time, she looked back longingly at her native lands before the difficult journey over the Eastern Sea began. Eventually, they managed to reach Ava'atlu, the village of the Metcayin clan, where Jake was going to seek refuge. The meeting with the leader of Tonovari and tsahik Ronal was tense: although Tonovari clearly treated Jake with deep respect, he also did not want to let someone else's war into his house, and Ronal immediately drew attention to the human features of Neytiri's children, causing the latter to be displeased. The two women begin to quarrel, but Jake manages to calm them down, and eventually the Metcayin agree to take them in, but Tonovari says that the strangers will have to learn to live at sea, so as not to burden the clan with their helplessness.

Life among the Metcayin

Ronal undertook to teach Neytiri, but did not achieve much success.[6] Neytiri, on the other hand, was very worried about her children, who clearly had a hard time settling down at sea: after Ao'nung insulted Kiri, she carefully tried to find out from her daughter what was the matter, but she did not share her feelings with her, although she later opened up to Jake. Neytiri was also very upset when Lo'ak disappeared, having swum beyond the safety of the reef. After Kiri fell into a coma, having established a connection with the Spirit Tree, and Norm and Max, invited by Jake, could not help, Neytiri asked for Ronal's help, saying that tsahik was needed here. After chasing away the human scientists, Neytiri gave Ronal the opportunity to perform her ritual, and eventually Kiri opened her eyes, crying at the sight of her foster parents. When the tulkuns returned to the village, Neytiri watched them underwater, sitting behind Jake on his skimming, and smiled at the sight of a mother with a cub. Later, Tonovari informed her that the Sky People were looking for Jake and his family on the islands, and although Neytiri was ready to immediately go hunting for Quaritch and end the "demon" once and for all, Jake convinced her that this was an unwise move that would immediately betray their location to the enemy. Neytiri also witnessed how Tonovari chastised Lo'ak for his friendship with the exiled tulkun, and shouted at her son when he tried to argue with the chief.

The decisive battle

Some time later, the clan learns shocking news: tulkun Ro'a, Ronal's spiritual sister, was killed by whalers and abandoned in the middle of the sea. After discovering a tracker on Tulkun's body, Jake, upon returning to the village, persuades Metkayin to warn the Tulkuns of the danger, and although Neytiri believes that it is necessary to fight, her husband insists that this is a trap and that Quaritch is hunting their family. Suddenly, Jake, who is in the village, is contacted by Lo'ak: as it turned out, he and the other children sailed away to the Three Brothers to warn the Kid of the danger, and now the whalers are already nearby. Ordering the children to hide, Jake begins to prepare for battle, and Neytiri, grabbing her father's bow, rides a banshee after Metcayin's squad on skimvings. When, upon arrival, it turned out that Quaritch and his squad had captured Lo'aka, Tuk, and Cirea, the daughter of Tonovari and Ronal, Jake decided to surrender to the enemy in order to save the children's lives. Neytiri, seeing that he was sailing towards the "Sea Dragon" alone, called out to him, urging him to return, but he did not answer. However, Payakan intervened here: noticing his spiritual brother in captivity, tulkun became enraged and, jumping out of the water, crashed into the whalers' ship, causing chaos there. In the ensuing battle, Neytiri managed to shoot down both Sea Wasps, but she became the target of Quaritch's pursuit of the Banshee. When Jake came to her rescue and drew Quaritch's attention to himself, Neytiri returned to the battle and shot down another recom, Lopez.

Heartbroken

Noticing her relatives gathered on a rocky island, Neytiri went down to find her eldest son lying in agony from a wound, Neytiri fell into despair, screaming in pain, and in the end only Jake's words that Kiri and Tuk were still in captivity could bring her out of it. states. Taking her father's bow and riding a banshee, Neytiri, along with Jake, who asked her for help, headed for the whaler ship, attacking from above: after killing the Reaper, she and Jake attacked the rest of the soldiers, gradually falling into madness. Fighting off the enemies, she broke her bow, after which she continued the hand-to-hand fight, so ferociously that the Spider watching her hurriedly hid. When Quaritch began blackmailing Jake with Kiri's life by holding a knife to the girl's throat, Neytiri retaliated by grabbing Spider, also putting a knife to his throat. Although at first the colonel stated that he did not care about the boy's life, when Neytiri cut his chest, he released the hostage, and Neytiri also released her hands in response. Quaritch reminded her that the debt had not yet been returned, and Neytiri hissed furiously in response. An attempt to escape from a sinking ship by sea failed — the fuel that had spilled over the water began to burn, and in an attempt to pass through the ship, a small Tuk was washed away by a stream of water, and Neytiri immediately rushed after it. When the ship capsized, they were trapped underwater, but they escaped thanks to Kiri: with the help of a flock of glowing squids, she was able to find them, after which she handed Neytiri a gill mantle so that she would not drown.