Avatar – Background • A paralyzed Marine veteran • Replace his brother in the Avatar program • He’s American • Lead Protagonist Biography Between the reasoning to Jake Sully’s brother’s death and his suspicious attitude towards the Pandora mission, Jake has plenty of burdens laid upon him from the start. However, we slowly begin to see his curious and rebellious nature shine through. This is especially evident by his reaction to his first experience in his avatar body. He also proves to be a compassionate
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is 800 crores. The company employs 131,600 people and reported revenues of $78.2 billion in 2004.Honda makes more compact, fuel-efficient personal vehicles than most others in the car industry. Japanese car companies are leaps and bounds ahead of American companies in increasing fuel efficiency, and Honda further proved this by scoring a 62 out of 100 (second only to Toyota) in a 2006 CERES report on corporate response to climate