Aunty Entity's main rivals in Bartertown and perfectly willing to beat down others and put a stranglehold on the town without mercy to get their way, but they do care for one another deeply and being tough is the only way they can avoid being taken advantage of by others in this post-apocalyptic world. Certainly far more benevolent than the likes of Toecutter, Lord Humongous, Scabrous Scrotus, and Immortan Joe. Power-hungry harpy, yes, but she's genuinely trying to restore a little civilization, and is forced to be ruthless to maintain order in a Crapsack World. In his shamanic role, it's likely his Familiar. Scrooloose, the shaman of the feral children, has a pet monkey also.When he is sent to the desert, Pigkiller sends it after him to bring some water. Max's monkey that was with him before his ride was stolen.The third alternative is given credence in his speech to the community of abandoned children earlier in the film when he tells them "We're all going to stay right here, we're all going to live a long time and we're all going to be grateful", specifically referring to "We". His fate is left unresolved, he may continue wandering, go in search of the escapees in the airplane or return to the feral kids at the oasis. Ambiguous Ending: in the final scene we see Max traipsing over the dunes carrying a bundle of spears.They also think Max (aka Walker) can magically make the plane wreck fly. All Hail the Great God Mickey!: Kids treat records and radios as magical.
She even lets Max get off alive when she had him at her mercy in the end. Affably Evil: Auntie is the most gentle villain in the series.The film is basically an adaptation of Riddley Walker, but with Max as the protagonist. This eventually leads to Max running into a society of wild children in a hidden valley, who were survivors of a plane crash and believe him to be the pilot they have been waiting for to take them home. Making a deal with Aunty Entity to recover his stolen vehicle, Max must fight Blaster in The Thunderdome where " two men enter, one man leaves". Many years after the first two films, Max Rockatansky ( Mel Gibson) becomes involved in a power struggle over control of the fledgling new society of Bartertown, between its founder Aunty Entity ( Tina Turner) and the duo "MasterBlaster" who control its energy supply. The third Mad Max film, released in 1985. Tina Turner, "We Don't Need Another Hero"
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