At the end, do you think Katara is desperate enough to try Bloodbending?
Oh, man. Definitely, I think, when it comes down to the line. But ... Toph is there. They could go underground, right? Though, even if they did escape, the shape Katara would be in, having sunk to bloodbending. And then, Aang. OH FUCK.
What would Zuko like to replace it?
And Zuko, I mean, assuming he never got his big carthartic fuck you dad moment with Ozai - perhaps Mai found him, as he was leaving the letter - he might even, most of him, be glad that it's so obviously impossible to end the war. He can imagine his father would be proud of him. It helps, a little.
And when Mai catches the assassins, more or less alive, and it turns out they were from Ba Sing Se, ostensibly acting without --
Oh, man. Damn. And when it turns out that they had orders to try and bring back at least one of the children, one of the younger ones.
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Date: 2010-09-22 10:21 pm (UTC)Oh, man. Definitely, I think, when it comes down to the line. But ... Toph is there. They could go underground, right? Though, even if they did escape, the shape Katara would be in, having sunk to bloodbending. And then, Aang. OH FUCK.
What would Zuko like to replace it?
And Zuko, I mean, assuming he never got his big carthartic fuck you dad moment with Ozai - perhaps Mai found him, as he was leaving the letter - he might even, most of him, be glad that it's so obviously impossible to end the war. He can imagine his father would be proud of him. It helps, a little.
And when Mai catches the assassins, more or less alive, and it turns out they were from Ba Sing Se, ostensibly acting without --
Oh, man. Damn. And when it turns out that they had orders to try and bring back at least one of the children, one of the younger ones.