In Aquaman, after Black Manta's father was dead, Black Manta gets revenge on Aquaman.
At times I feel like Aquaman just killed Manta's father for the sake of it. So why did Aquaman kill Black Manta's father?
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3Aquaman didn't kill Manta's father, he just didn't save him. - Manta: "Wait! Help me, he is trapped. You can't leave him like that. Please!" Aquaman: "You killed innocent people. You ask the sea for mercy."– Oliver_CFeb 23, 2021 at 17:13
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He was clearly pissed and upset that these guys were attacking and killing innocent sailors. That is made quite clear in the movie.– GamerGyppsFeb 24, 2021 at 10:10
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I read Black Martha in the title.. i think I'm traumatized.– dnaFeb 24, 2021 at 16:58
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Actually, he didn't kill him, but refused to help. Black Manta's father was trapped due to a shot from his own weapon, as seen here.
His motivation for not helping was to punish him for killing sailors previously, lack of interest or he just didn't picture him dying.
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1In the video you link to, Aquaman says "you got yourselves into this mess, get yourselves out of it" when he walks away and then, when asked for help answers "you killed innocent people, you ask the sea for mercy". So his motivation is explicitly stated.– terdonFeb 24, 2021 at 14:54
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I would say, he doesn't care about the fate, but his intention is not to kill– DanielVFeb 24, 2021 at 15:16
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1Yes, but your answer suggests the motivation is not clear: "was to punish him for killing sailors previously, lack of interest or just didn't picture him dying.", while the video makes it quite clear that he left them to die because he felt it was their fault they were in this situation and they deserved their fate anyway,– terdonFeb 24, 2021 at 15:20