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:He was driving. He's badly injured. The car's on fire.  | :He was driving. He's badly injured. The car's on fire.  | ||
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::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 13:17, 3 October 2006 (CEST)  | ::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 13:17, 3 October 2006 (CEST)  | ||
The answer is in what happened before the scene and I didn't tell you: Avatar asked Konoko to rescue his staff first.    | :The answer is in what happened before the scene and I didn't tell you:  | ||
::Avatar asked Konoko to rescue his staff first.    | |||
"No, not me. Take them first. There is time for me."  | :::"No, not me. Take [care of] them first. There is time for me."  | ||
:This request might convey a seemingly altruistic nature.  | |||
This request might   | ::However I imagined something actually ''different''.  | ||
:Avatar once faced death and the loss of Simone, during the cataclysm.  | |||
Avatar once faced death and the loss of Simone, during the cataclysm. Now he finds himself again   | ::Now he finds himself again on the brink of death, trapped in his flaming car.  | ||
:::Just like before he is trapped and powerless.  | |||
:Whether he's aware of it or not, the sight of those spreading fires makes him recall   | |||
::that final moment with Simone, when her life was fading out in front of him.  | |||
:All he needs to make a perfect replica of that moment is to be left alone for just a few seconds.  | |||
:The car crash took him by surprise, but now rather than striving for his own safety,  | |||
::he is somehow paradoxically attracted by the perspective of staying there on his own.  | |||
:In a way it is the first chance he has ever got in his avatar-unlife  | |||
::to come back to where all began: again so close and yet so distant to Simone.  | |||
:Also, the principle of fire can be considered as opposite to snow:  | |||
::though a destructive one, its effects can be considered symmetrical to Avatar's personality.  | |||
:Snow "burns" when one touches it, like fire. But the former has a different effect:  | |||
::it preserves rather than consuming to ash.  | |||
:So we may toy with these two elements:  | |||
::the frozen winter night marking the moment in which Blackwater's life becomes like suspended in a dream,  | |||
:::and the fire, representing the re- awakening of his past memories and the meaning of pain.  | |||
:(ok, just an idea)  | |||
::[[User:Guido|Guido]] 16:45, 24 November 2006 (CEST)  | ::[[User:Guido|Guido]] 16:45, 24 November 2006 (CEST)  | ||
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:Looking at that "passer-by" is really different from looking in a mirror. Just a few thoughts... Multiple reflection are hell to render accurately.  | :Looking at that "passer-by" is really different from looking in a mirror. Just a few thoughts... Multiple reflection are hell to render accurately.  | ||
:But a Konoko who's "passing herself" on her way out of the compound (during the monologue) is quite appealing, IMO. It's about missed opportunities...  | :But a Konoko who's "passing herself" on her way out of the compound (during the monologue) is quite appealing, IMO. It's about missed opportunities...  | ||
:[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 05:44, 16 October 2006 (CEST)  | ::[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 05:44, 16 October 2006 (CEST)  | ||
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