"Although the love theme of Avatar revolved directly around Jake and Neytiri, there may have also been another much lower-profile romance going on between some of the other main characters. I took a look at the complete Avatar script by James Cameron online. It includes deleted scenes and a few edited lines. For instance, in the scene when Trudy frees Jake, Grace, and Norm, she plants a kiss on Norm as he runs out of the cell. Then Norm tells her "Baby, you rock." Also, in the original script for the epic battle, Trudy sacrifices herself by making a kamikaze run at Quaritch's warship to prevent it from reaching the Tree of Souls. As Norm watches from the jungle below, he shouts "No!" Trudy's last words before the collision are "Norm, I love you." I know this story may not seem that important but it may still be something of interest to those who want to explore more in depth of the other characters."

"Interesting. Not that I'd complain if these scenese passed the editing room, but perhaps it was removed as they wanted viewers to zone in on Jake's and Neytiri's emotions as the movie climaxed, instead of having to share the love among 2 couples."

"Having read the script i would have said yeah. but james omitted that story for a reason. Michelle's(TRUDY) personality comes off as obviously gay. i think they knew that, and knew the audience wouldn't have bought a love story between the two. "

"I Absolutely agree. demi moore in G.I. Jane never came off gay. not even for a moment. maybe i''m a little biased in my opinion, knowing she actually is gay in real life. "

"No, there's mention that MR's personality came off as gay, not that she's actually gay. Right?

Either way, she's hot, and Norm... well they'd make an odd couple, but likable. "

"RxÿæñTR, do you really think Norm was a complete loser? I’m not a great fan of his character but, after all, he did fight with the Na'vi after the Hometree disaster, and when his Avatar body was killed, didn’t he don a mask and go out to continue the fight? Actually I think he eventually chose the right path and redeemed himself, even though he started out rough and was harboring a great deal of resentment and jealousy towards Jake... Redemption runs deep in the movie; Norm from jealousy, Jake from apathy and meaningless existence, Neytrir from Hate (the sky-people killed her sister), Grace from hardness and unbelief... what do you think?"

"... You mention personal redemption as one of the movie’s attributes… and I’m not sure I understood your point of Neitiry needed redemption from hate. I seriously doubt that Neitiry needed to redeem herself from anything specifically hate. After all she is on the receiving end.
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