So far, she's highly competitive in certain areas, and there also seems to be some merit to the argument that she willfully ignored evidence of her father's dealings with the Equalists for some time.
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So far, she's highly competitive in certain areas, and there also seems to be some merit to the argument that she willfully ignored evidence of her father's dealings with the Equalists for some time.
@avclub-68c81a145181a6b3092221895a3fd1a9:disqus Yeah, I really don't get all of the hate for Mako as a result of that line. You can try to protect your girlfriend from being fully confronted with life-shattering revelations every once in a while without being a chauvinist pig.
@avclub-68c81a145181a6b3092221895a3fd1a9:disqus Yeah, I really don't get all of the hate for Mako as a result of that line. You can try to protect your girlfriend from being fully confronted with life-shattering revelations every once in a while without being a chauvinist pig.
I doubt she's pulling a double-cross here. Her betrayal seemed genuine, and if she was willing to break completely with her father in the first place it'd be rather odd for her to flip back later.
I doubt she's pulling a double-cross here. Her betrayal seemed genuine, and if she was willing to break completely with her father in the first place it'd be rather odd for her to flip back later.
At this point, I'd have vastly preferred cancellation.
At this point, I'd have vastly preferred cancellation.
Honestly, at this point, I'd probably have preferred cancellation. Our show is dead anyways.
Honestly, at this point, I'd probably have preferred cancellation. Our show is dead anyways.
@avclub-0fe01c8a5bcc308ca6bca874fd4caaab:disqus The incident I remember most clearly is from "The Crossroads of Destiny", where one of Azula's attacks launches Aang clear through a rock wall, and there's no visual indication that he is doing any kind of earthbending to soften the blow there.
@avclub-0fe01c8a5bcc308ca6bca874fd4caaab:disqus The incident I remember most clearly is from "The Crossroads of Destiny", where one of Azula's attacks launches Aang clear through a rock wall, and there's no visual indication that he is doing any kind of earthbending to soften the blow there.
Actually, he looks pissed when he walks away, which I took to be foreshadowing of Hiroshi's hatred of benders; his staff shares his sentiments regarding bender abuse of non-benders.
Actually, he looks pissed when he walks away, which I took to be foreshadowing of Hiroshi's hatred of benders; his staff shares his sentiments regarding bender abuse of non-benders.
It makes perfect sense that she backed down. It was almost certain at that point that her father had lied to her on a massive scale for years and years of her life, but as long as she didn't go down that tunnel to find out what was really going on, she could continue to tell herself that everything was right with the…
It makes perfect sense that she backed down. It was almost certain at that point that her father had lied to her on a massive scale for years and years of her life, but as long as she didn't go down that tunnel to find out what was really going on, she could continue to tell herself that everything was right with the…
Oh my god please yes.
Oh my god please yes.