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Ok can we talk about how toph held up a huge ass building? I feel like this is never addressed.

The Gaang is in the sand, which is already hard for Toph to see/feel, and then she holds up this giant library?? While trying to protect Appa.

Also, can we talk about how its not one mass of rock-it's made of bricks, and being held together by gravity. She really said "Every one of you blocks, pillars, tiles, boards, and the rest of you are going to stay in your exact spots and not sink to the spirit world BECAUSE I SAID SO!" while she was fighting super mystical spirit magic. While fighting and actual spirits power. For who knows how long, because Sokka and Aang had time to check every date till Sozins comet would hit at least a few months away.

Can we also talk about how Toph was so upset and ashamed about loosing Appa due to sand bending skill that she practiced hard to perfect it.

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Finally a serious discussion about this episode 🙏

this is so important ‼️

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so my friend had the most insane take today

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I need this!!!!!!!!

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She literally went to the actual ends of the earth to get away from that man 💀

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i can’t stop drawing ATLA 🫣

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At first glance, "What are you two old gas bags talking about?" is hilarious coming from Zuko, and cracks me up every time. But on second thought, this boy would NEVER say such a thing to his father. Which just goes to show how safe he is with Iroh, how comfortable he is, that he can let his irritation show, over and over, knowing Iroh would never lash back out.

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I've recently gotten into avatar: the last Airbender and I have so many thoughts about the Yue/moon spirit episode that i haven't seen talked about as much as I think should be.

People tend to focus on the Yue - sokka dynamics and that's heart wrenching but what about the moon and sun spirits?

They have been together since the beginning, before time existed they were together. They came to the mortal world together. They are push and pull made for eachother to balance one and other.

Can you imagine being with someone that long just to have them ripped away? Replaced with such a small piece of themselves in the form of someone you do not recognize. Being so old ,seeing so much with one person, just to have them replaced with someone so much younger. Someome unable to understand how much you went through together.

Just can't stop thinking about the sun and the moon.

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Toph is so real for this

#avatar the last airbender #atla

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omashu?.. you mean..

the city founded in honor of star crossed lovers, whose villages were enemies?..

who wore red and blue clothing?..

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the bait is baiting but i am no better than a fish

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#avatar kyoshi

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You wanted to know about the power of the Avatar. I will show you what that power can do.

YVONNE CHAPMAN as AVATAR KYOSHI AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER | 1.02

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Zuko was like, I can't sleep while Katara dislikes me. And then he spend the night outside of her tent.

He's really dedicated on getting at her good side. He really wanted to make things work out between them. But he also has a thing for drama. Zuko,you didn't have to pull an all nighter , you could always apologize to Katara in the morning.

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Sometimes I think about exactly how powerful Zuko’s story as an abuse victim is and I just have to stop and tear up for a minute.

Just let it sink in that at 13 years old, Zuko’s father mutilated him in front of an audience and told him he was worthless and unwelcome until he completed an impossible mission. Nobody stepped in to help him. Most onlookers thought he deserved it, and even Iroh was too afraid of Ozai to challenge him in Zuko’s defense.

Zuko went on for years believing Ozai was right, and didn’t recognize what happened to him as abuse. He thought his banishment and suffering were his own fault because something was wrong with him, and that it was his duty to change to become worthy again.

Then this scene? Absolutely incredible.

Zuko’s whole journey leads up to this confrontation, where he not only recognizes that he holds no responsibility for the abuse inflicted on him; he confronts his abuser and tells him he was wrong to treat him that way, that he doesn’t owe his abuser anything.

And not only that, Zuko also tells Ozai that he sees how he’s hurting the rest of the world the same way he hurt him, and vows to stop him. That’s literally so powerful, especially watching this as someone who once felt as broken and alone as Zuko once did. His story is everything to me.