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At one point Blunt prays to the Goddess of the Scaffold to free them from the "bad Mayans".
Blue and Orange Morality: The Mayan religion. Bittersweet Ending: Jaguar Paw returns in time, but 95% of the cast are dead, and then there's the Inferred Holocaust. Beat Still My Heart: The human sacrifices. During the obsessive hunt through the jungle for Jaguar Paw, the slavers are motivated by fear of their boss more than anything else. Bad Boss: Zero Wolf starts out as a competent chieftain and a A Father to His Men, but after his son's tragic death, he degenerates into completely Axe Crazy behavior against everyone around him. Oh, and she also delivers her baby like this while being almost drowned herself. When her contractions begin and the cave is filling with water her first instinct is to hoist her son onto her shoulders. Sadly she falls, quickening her impending labor. Whilst in said cave she helps stitch her son's injury, bashs in the skull of a rabid primate, and still manages to climb halfway up the cave to freedom. Pregnant AND trapped with her other young child in an underground cave. Badass Damsel: Seven, Jaguar Paw's wife. Axe Crazy: Zero Wolf, the leader of the Holcane slavers and Big Bad of the film. At one point, he shoots an arrow into the sky and pierces a running man through the head. The Archer: Snake Ink, the most cold and intelligent of the slavers, is an awesome archer. Yet he keeps on running like nothing happened, and the wound heals over time. Annoying Arrows: Jaguar Paw gets pierced by an arrow through the abdomen, and we see what a horrific weapon a bow is. #Apocalypto jaguar paw skin#
And Show It to You: Aside from the obvious, Zero Wolf also talks about peeling off Jaguar Paw's skin and wearing it for him to see. Yes, while the Mayan civilization was way past their prime when the Europeans arrived and the biggest cities had been abandoned to the jungle by that time, the Mayans were not extinct (and still aren't), and the Spaniards did in fact find some smaller cities struggling for survival like the one that appears in the film. Yes, they had blue paint and used it to paint the sacrifice victims. Yes, the Mayans did sacrifices too (though it's possible they adopted the practice only after being conquered by central Mexican peoples in ancient times).
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Almost every known complaint about this movie is this. Aluminium Christmas Trees: One Mexican newspaper criticised, amongst other things, the inclusion of a "black panther" as Misplaced Wildlife, guess they never heard of black jaguars. At the end of the film the Europeans arrive. Always a Bigger Fish: The powerful Mayan civilization is abusing the smaller groups of forest-dwelling natives to feed their own greed. 
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