Nala growls at the crowd from inside the glass cage, her fangs on show to scare them, but they humans only gasp and take photos, like she’s some kind of side show attraction.

“Don’t let them see you, Nala. Don’t give them the satisfaction.” Jake, on the other hand, was crouched agaisnt a wall, head down, dreads shielding his face from the hundreds of prying eyes and cameras.

After defeating the sky people and losing their son, the Sully’s thought they could be free and safe. But Quaritch was, apparently, not dead and he’d joined forces with a clan who turned their back on Eywa. Ash people.

the RDA ambushes the Metkayina and demanded Jake hand himself in. To avoid a war, Jake did. He knew it was a risk, that he may never see his family again, but he did it for the people. Against his wishes, Quaritch also took Nala, Jake’s mate.

to humans, Jake had been portrayed as a traitor. He turned his back on the human race and needed to be punished. The pair had been put in bright orange jump suits and locked in a large glass storage container right in the middle of the RDA base. Every human stood around, recording their every move.

“They want to see us feral.” Jake sighs. “that what they think we are, baby.”