Dr. Grace Augustine is a fictional character in the 2009 science fiction film Avatar.
Grace as she is dying tells Jake that she is now with the mother spirit.
Col. Quaritch and Grace argue and Col. Quaritch says he could kill her if she...
Grace after getting shot by Quaritch in the airship as they're flying away fr...
Grace as she is dying focussed on getting some samples of the sacred tree.
Col. Quaritch about the fact that as Jake fell in love with Neytiri he forgot...
Jake and Grace see Mo'at walking towards them with a knife but instead of att...
Selfridge focussed on his gold game while Grace tries to talk to him seriousl...
Jake trying to argue with Grace about not doing the log at the moment but she...
Grace on how the wealth of the world is not just in the ground but all around...
Grace explaining that that wealth of the world is not in the ground and the N...
Grace trying to reason with Selfridge that the trees of the Na'vi are sacred ...
Grace tries to reason with Selfridge and Col. Quaritch about the importance o...
Tsu'Tey attacking Jake when he realizes he has mated with Neytiri and Grace e...
Grace asking for a cigarette and remarking that its not right that she does n...
Grace quizzing Jake on the clan, but he does not know who the main deity is w...
Grace amazed that the Omaticaya would have picked Jake to study.
Grace in the mess hall making fun of Jake's encounter with the thanator and h...
Grace asks Jake very concerned about the safety of the Avatar and Jake replyi...
Grace to Corp. Wainfleet about staying with the ship as she already has someo...
Jake comes out onto a basketball field in his Avatar and meets Grace in her A...
Dr. Patel commenting on the nice brain of Jake and Grace being surprised.
Grace insulting Jake telling him to let his mind go blank which should not be...
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