It wasn't even Aang so much as Roku, Kyoshi, and all the other avatars. I was so happy she finally got to see her past lives.

It wasn't even Aang so much as Roku, Kyoshi, and all the other avatars. I was so happy she finally got to see her past lives.

Yeah, I still find myself puzzled by the comments about how big a jerk Mako is. Has he done jerky things? Sure, but that applies to practically every human being. I don't know, maybe I'm just weird because I don't automatically write off otherwise good, well-intentioned people as jerks over one or two moments.
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Yeah, I still find myself puzzled by the comments about how big a jerk Mako is. Has he done jerky things? Sure, but that applies to practically every human being. I don't know, maybe I'm just weird because I don't automatically write off otherwise good, well-intentioned people as jerks over one or two moments.
And…

Add me to the list of ontd_lok deserters! Ugh, that place is miserable right now.
I've been reading the comments here for a few episodes now and I love the discussions here, so I finally decided to join. I look forward to being here from the beginning of next season.

Add me to the list of ontd_lok deserters! Ugh, that place is miserable right now.
I've been reading the comments here for a few episodes now and I love the discussions here, so I finally decided to join. I look forward to being here from the beginning of next season.

I love the interpretation about Korra stepping back and realizing she's still herself without bending. And really, it makes sense when you consider those last few scenes and what we've been shown of Korra. Thinking about it, it reminds me a bit of the scene in Final Fantasy 6 with Celes shedding tears while…

I love the interpretation about Korra stepping back and realizing she's still herself without bending. And really, it makes sense when you consider those last few scenes and what we've been shown of Korra. Thinking about it, it reminds me a bit of the scene in Final Fantasy 6 with Celes shedding tears while…