The Art of Avatar: James Cameron's Epic Adventure

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The Art of Avatar: The Way of Water is produced in collaboration with James Cameron's production company, Lightstorm Entertainment, and 20th Century Studios. Art of Avatar: The Way of Water is produced in collaboration with James Cameron’s production company, Lightstorm Entertainment, and Twentieth Century Film. It was a difficult realisation, but they both knew it. Admiral Zhao couldn’t see them like this. Admiral Zhao couldn’t see Prince Zuko like this. The Admiral wouldn’t care that the prince was outnumbered, or that there was nothing they could do to fix the ship, or that the prince had tried peace before those Water Tribe savages refused it. Admiral Zhao would care only that the prince had failed. He would revel in it. You idiots aren’t calling them imposter-rabbits.” Kanut interjected. Hakoda was surprised the healer had joined them. He usually spent his free time with his nose in a book.

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They got away with no fatalities and a burnt but still functioning hull, but Bato, Hakoda’s Second and lifelong friend, got injured. Bad. Hakoda would never forget the strained look in their Angakkuq Kanut’s eyes as he turned to Bato’s mutilated arm. Hakoda would never forget the sound of Bato gritting his teeth to hide his agony. Hakoda would never forget the smell of burning flesh. Take an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the creative process of James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water. Zuko remembered the girl with the beads in her hair and grit in her blue eyes. Zuko remembered the boy with the boomerang. The Water Tribe were not his friend on a good day. But today was not a good day, and Zuko’s eyes narrowed on the miniscule spot in the distance.

Hakoda had known they couldn’t risk sailing much further into the Colonies. Bato had known too. The two men made an agreement. No words were needed - they'd known each other too long for that – but when they stopped on a thin strip of Eastern coast along the Colonies, Bato had got off. Even though Nanook’s Abbey was a distance on foot. Even though the territory they were leaving Bato in belonged to the ashmakers. I hate skinning.” Tomkin mumbled. Bato usually took over skinning from Tomkin, knowing the youngest crewman hated the blood, but it had been a week since they left Bato at the Abbey, and as if remembering this, Tomkin did as he was told. Hakoda grabbed the kid’s chin, turning his face to eye up his scar. It was a nasty burn. Probably did it to himself in his own arrogance.

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And Uncle had that glint in his bronze eyes. The glint he got when Zuko caved and accepted a cup of tea, the glint he got when Zuko saved the helmsman last week, the glint he got when Zuko walked away from Zhao after winning that Agni Kai. What even was that look, aside infuriating? Wait.” Tulok said, raising his bloody boomerang suddenly, jerking his chin towards the rail. Hakoda snapped his attention to what his crewman had spotted, his stomach knotting when he saw a young soldier take a symbolic step away from the rail. Towards them. They weren’t retreating. Zuko had slowed his advance but the Water Tribe hadn’t. They were storming forward on their path, weapons raised, even as Zuko refused each request his crew made.

Hakoda was making a political move, which was all well and good, except Hakoda wasn’t political. He didn’t know how to barter with General Fong and he certainly didn’t know how to negotiate with the Fire Lord, but he also didn’t know how to keep a firebender prisoner on a wooden ship. He wanted to kill this boy, this Prince. In a warring land, the Water Tribe forgave the enemy in an act of defiance. For this, he was torn from them, and this time, his wounds won't heal so easily. Come on, boy. I want to see what they teach children in the Fire Nation.” Chena goaded further, taking a step forward. They needed to leave soon. The Fire Nation ship had gone eerily quiet, which was never good news. Hypothermia patients always went quiet before they died. Hakoda didn’t want to be here when the ship’s mechanics gave in entirely. Avatar Avatar: Original Score ( Deluxe Edition · Best · Complete · Vinyl) · I See You · Into the Na'vi World · Toruk - The First Flight future me again because past me just started this fic so messily and thought that was okay. it wasn't. stupid bitch <3. Just a little note to say that this fic was originally me writing my own little version of salvage in a VERY self-indulgent way, and then it got out of hand (clearly), so the first few chapters are very akin to MuffinLance's wonderful work, but by chapter 6 that goes away. That might be good news for you or bad news for you, but just a heads up <3

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They aren’t benders.” General Iroh said, making Lieutenant Jee stop short. It was something he had noticed when the fight started. While the warriors fought with the ferocity of their people, none of them had taken advantage of the water around them. It was the only thing making the fight semi-equal. But Bato was more than a Second to Hakoda, and that decision had been an easy one. They sailed to Chameleon Bay, then through it to the East Lake. Some of the younger crewmen had laughed here, revelling in theirs being the only ship in the entire lake. And brothers and sisters and children and wives.” Uncle continued. “You do not have to be a part of this war. You do not want to be a part of this war. I speak from experience when I tell you it gains you nothing and loses you everything.” And the fire returned. Because Zuko wasn’t a stupid kid. He would prove he wasn’t. He would make Father proud. He would make his nation proud. He would fight. Until the last beat of his heart, he would fight. The smug bastards don’t think we’re worth their weapons.” Chena snarled, anger rippling from him like waves in the ocean.

Zuko was a terrible liar. He always had been. Azula had been able to weave words together like poetry ever since she was little, but whenever Zuko tried, he’d fidget, or blush, or just panic so much he’d turn rigid and stop talking altogether.

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Do you think we could have been friends? The Avatar had asked him. Him, the firebender who had actively been hunting the Avatar since the South Pole, since so much longer than that. And he’d asked in that voice. That voice that was hopeful and innocent and twelve. Zuko had been charged to hunt a divine being of endless power. He was still coming to terms with the fact that that divine being was a child. A Fire Nation cruiser. A big metal beast, cutting through the waves. They spotted it in time to have evaded it – their ship was smaller, faster - but the younger crewmen were restless and the senior crewmen had years of anger. Chief Hakoda made a call to stay on course and intercept the cruiser. Evidently, that had been the wrong call. Daydreaming, kid?” The big warrior demanded, suddenly in Zuko’s face, oblivious to what Zuko had wasted his precious seconds staring at. Kanut, who still looked decidedly like a man who had no idea why there was a Fire Nation teenager being marched to his infirmary, didn’t hesitate to respond. "They don’t even have dolphin-piranhas this far north, dumbass." Lieutenant Jee had seen first-hand the wisdom this General had grown since his failure in Ba Sing Se, and he had heard how the death of his son, Lu Ten, had broken him from something that was once esteemed to something lowly and docile. Despite these rumours and the insistence that General Iroh was a tale of falling from grace, Lieutenant Jee had always respected him. Even now, Lieutenant Jee knew there was a reason behind all of General Iroh’s actions. A convoluted one, but a reason all the same.

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