Character Analysis - Jake Sully in Avatar essays

Character Analysis - Jake Sully in Avatar essays After the RDAs unsuccessful attempt to occupy Pandora, Jake Sully and the Navi inhabitants forced the humans to go back to their planet. Jake makes his last entry log, explaining that he would permanently stay in his avatar. Returning to the Tree of Souls, the Navi allow him to undergo the body transfer, from his human body to his avatar body. With his eyes closed, Jake believes he is in his avatar body and the transfer was successful. When Jake opens his eyes, he is blinded by the bright lights facing him. He tries to move his arms, but they are constricted. He attempts to move his legs, but they are also held down by force. He regains his sight and discovers that he is no longer on Pandora with Neytiri. Jake is in a hospital, strapped down to the bed. Dazed and confused, he attempts to break free from the straps, until he sees Colonel Quaritch from his peripheral. Quaritch and Jake make eye contact and stare at each other for a long minute, until Quartich gives him a smirk. Jake is out of words and does not know what is going on. Quaritch debriefs Jake and tells him that he was cyrogenically frozen. While he was asleep, he was put on a virtual training program that tested Jakes loyalty and patriotism for his country, through the Avatar experience. Obviously, Jake had failed and dishonored his country. Not only did he organize a group that massacred many humans, but he aided a fellow Navi in the murder of the Colonel as well. Jake cannot fathom the fact of what had just happened. Quaritch then tells him that since the government has found out about Jakes dangerous and unstable mind, they have decided to give him death by lethal injection. Throughout this whole time, Jake does not say one word. All he thought about was all of his collective memories about Pandora. Two government bodies walk in, wearing white suits. One of them is carrying the lethal injection, and the other is there...