I see they have changed the dialog in the intro again ,I would like to offer the Cique artists some constrictive criticism, with in generally an overall positive outlook otherwise. I liked the way the original introduction was worded,,, It better "reflected" the humility of the Na'vi people and through core example there "relationship" with there living world around them. I do hope the Cirque story writers take thought and convey the virtue of "humility" within the examples of the introduction better.. Does one think the storytellers emotive conveyance of The wild "savage" creatures of Pandora !!!! fit well within with the reflective structures of Na'vi World View ethos conveyed in the past and present story verse ?? This conveys a perception of reality and cultural identity that root impacts how the audience internaly connects with who the Na'vi are, and how they relate to or better said "see" there world around them..while it conveys "courage" "strength" and "empowerment" It does not reflect well upon there root "humility" very well..Please stop using the label word "Savage" is a strong suggestion. especially in refection to that words use to "justify" deeply wounding acts within our peoples own real world history..
I see they have changed the dialog in the intro again ,I would like to offer the Cique artists some constrictive criticism, with in generally an overall positive outlook otherwise. I liked the way the original introduction was worded,,, It better "reflected" the humility of the Na'vi people and through core example there "relationship" with there living world around them. I do hope the Cirque story writers take thought and convey the virtue of "humility" within the examples of the introduction better.. Does one think the storytellers emotive conveyance of The wild "savage" creatures of Pandora !!!! fit well within with the reflective structures of Na'vi World View ethos conveyed in the past and present story verse ?? This conveys a perception of reality and cultural identity that root impacts how the audience internaly connects with who the Na'vi are, and how they relate to or better said "see" there world around them..while it conveys "courage" "strength" and "empowerment" It does not reflect well upon there root "humility" very well..Please stop using the label word "Savage" is a strong suggestion. especially in refection to that words use to "justify" deeply wounding acts within our peoples own real world history..