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Lol yeah so successful that you spend you're time creating a parasocial relationship with a non existent person lol

"Not everyone can be saved" when it is the indoctrinated 14-year-old girl,

Yeah, precisely.

"Not everyone can be saved" doesn't mean someone doesn't/shouldn't get a chance. It means they may not even be willing to take that chance in the first place.

I dont like how everyone just glosses over irohs war crimes either, but at least we know he was willing to repent. Mind you, zuko was always bad asf and still managed to change. However, it was still a struggle for him in the beginning. From a narrative sense, I just think it'd be more emotionally impactful to see a reflection of iroh and ozai in azula and zuko. The tragedy of two siblings dragged through the same shit circumstances but one was able to rise above despite all that, and one wasn't.

Also, azula stans love to bring up her age as if she hasn't been showing psychopathic tendencies since age four. Sometimes kids are just shitty people, that happens.

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Lmfao yall are so delusional 🤣

1. Idgaf about zuko

2. How am I trying to appear objective when my whole point is that im just giving my subjective opinion

3. I see why yall defend her so much now. You're just as unstable as her lmfao. Also, way to prove my point, you have to bring up zuko so you have someone to tear do in a way that elevates azula. You're actually worse than jinx stans lol

"Not everyone can be saved" when it is the indoctrinated 14-year-old girl,

Yeah, precisely.

"Not everyone can be saved" doesn't mean someone doesn't/shouldn't get a chance. It means they may not even be willing to take that chance in the first place.

I dont like how everyone just glosses over irohs war crimes either, but at least we know he was willing to repent. Mind you, zuko was always bad asf and still managed to change. However, it was still a struggle for him in the beginning. From a narrative sense, I just think it'd be more emotionally impactful to see a reflection of iroh and ozai in azula and zuko. The tragedy of two siblings dragged through the same shit circumstances but one was able to rise above despite all that, and one wasn't.

Also, azula stans love to bring up her age as if she hasn't been showing psychopathic tendencies since age four. Sometimes kids are just shitty people, that happens.

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Lmfao how am i "shutting down the possibility" when i said numerous times i wouldnt mind her being redeemed? I would just prefer if she wasnt. Which is why i said PERSONALLY.

Azula stans are so obsessed. yall call anything that's not babying and victimizing azula hate, lol

Also, once again, bringing up zuko. Azula and zuko are literally siblings. Their stories will always be connected. Be mad at bryke about that not everyone else lol. Like how are you going to be mad that the villains character that was introduced to be a villain, is a villain lmao. I just dont understand why you guys cant just like the character for what it is, and worse is you'll demonize ever other character around her for "making her look bad" as if she doesnt wake up and choose to make the most diabolical choices each day

"Not everyone can be saved" when it is the indoctrinated 14-year-old girl,

Yeah, precisely.

"Not everyone can be saved" doesn't mean someone doesn't/shouldn't get a chance. It means they may not even be willing to take that chance in the first place.

I dont like how everyone just glosses over irohs war crimes either, but at least we know he was willing to repent. Mind you, zuko was always bad asf and still managed to change. However, it was still a struggle for him in the beginning. From a narrative sense, I just think it'd be more emotionally impactful to see a reflection of iroh and ozai in azula and zuko. The tragedy of two siblings dragged through the same shit circumstances but one was able to rise above despite all that, and one wasn't.

Also, azula stans love to bring up her age as if she hasn't been showing psychopathic tendencies since age four. Sometimes kids are just shitty people, that happens.

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Babe... I wrote that original post lol. And way to show me you have the reading comprehension of a rock because how are you going to quote me and then misconstrue everything I said so you have a reason to argue.

Azual is a FICTIONAL character, her purpose in existence is to create a storyline. I like the parallel between ozai and iroh and zuko and azula. That's all. If zuko was the one that was still antagonistic and azula was apart of the gaang I'd be saying the exact same thing. But she isnt. So theres nothing to do about that lmfao. I, PERSONALLY, am just tired of every single villain getting redeemed simply because they have trauma. you can have a sympathetic character not be redeemed, that doesnt mean they dont deserve a chance, but that doesn't mean they'd necessarily take it either. Literally, almost ALL the kids in that show have trauma, if any one of them would've became evil then it would probably be valid. That still wouldnt justify anything they do tho.

Mai and ty Lee were both raised and brainwashed to be bad people, and they still took the chance to do something good. Zuko was a terrible person raised in the exact same environment as azula and still managed to become a good person when given the chance. Same with iroh even if it took a ridiculous amount of time. Azula (so, far) has not taken that chance. So yeah, not everyone can be saved because not everyone WANTS to be saved. Untill we actively see her change, shes still a bad person. Deal with it

"Not everyone can be saved" when it is the indoctrinated 14-year-old girl,

Yeah, precisely.

"Not everyone can be saved" doesn't mean someone doesn't/shouldn't get a chance. It means they may not even be willing to take that chance in the first place.

I dont like how everyone just glosses over irohs war crimes either, but at least we know he was willing to repent. Mind you, zuko was always bad asf and still managed to change. However, it was still a struggle for him in the beginning. From a narrative sense, I just think it'd be more emotionally impactful to see a reflection of iroh and ozai in azula and zuko. The tragedy of two siblings dragged through the same shit circumstances but one was able to rise above despite all that, and one wasn't.

Also, azula stans love to bring up her age as if she hasn't been showing psychopathic tendencies since age four. Sometimes kids are just shitty people, that happens.

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Lmfao, where exactly does that post suggest anything about elevating zukos character? The whole point is one sibling gets redeemed and one sibling doesn't, zuko is already redeemed, unfortunately for you, so I guess that leaves azula (who yes has always been messed up, just read the fire academy comic) getting stuck with being the bad guy. Tough shit.

Sorry, we can't go back in time and rewrite the entire show so that azula stans can feel better 😂 you cant talk about bias when you immediately jump on to hate every character connected to azula because "they make her look bad" instead of just accepting that shes a bad person and theyre not.

"Not everyone can be saved" when it is the indoctrinated 14-year-old girl,

Yeah, precisely.

"Not everyone can be saved" doesn't mean someone doesn't/shouldn't get a chance. It means they may not even be willing to take that chance in the first place.

I dont like how everyone just glosses over irohs war crimes either, but at least we know he was willing to repent. Mind you, zuko was always bad asf and still managed to change. However, it was still a struggle for him in the beginning. From a narrative sense, I just think it'd be more emotionally impactful to see a reflection of iroh and ozai in azula and zuko. The tragedy of two siblings dragged through the same shit circumstances but one was able to rise above despite all that, and one wasn't.

Also, azula stans love to bring up her age as if she hasn't been showing psychopathic tendencies since age four. Sometimes kids are just shitty people, that happens.

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"What are two clips that radiate the same energy"

this shot should be taught in every film studies class

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What is this random anti-asami propaganda that's just randomly going around?💀

People view her as a victim of the love triangle because she was objectively the only one who didn't do anything wrong.

"She took an opportunity on her friends ex." Did yall even watch the first season???? Like at all??? Asami was dating HIM first. Mako literally cheated on asami and then practically left her for the person he cheated on her with. And trying to spin her kissing him as unconsentual is kinda crazy just to defend korra later when that's the same argument people try to make about korra kissing mako at the gazebo. Its especially ridiculous when they immediately started dating again after. He's obviously always liked her. In fact, he's ranted numerous times about how he likes both asami and korra, so idk why you were trying to make it seem like she "stole" him or something.

I also think people who blame korra are ridiculous, but Asami didn't ruin the dynamics of the krew, mako did by bringing in a girl and then cheating on her TWICE, once in front of her. There's a reason why korra and asami never held a grudge against each other over the whole thing, meanwhile mako couldnt maintain a relationship to save his life.

Like, im sorry, but you can't complain about how people coddle and victimize Asami, and then turn around and do the exact same thing to mako.

Can I get your honest opinion on this? As a newbie lok viewer I was pretty disgusted by what Asami did with Mako in book 2. He helps her company, and instead of helping a friend who's dealing with a bad breakup, she uses it as an opportunity. After your friend goes off to fight in a war, you immediately invite yourself to her ex's apartment and start touching/pursuing him? And then she left him in jail. What she did was trashy and she had the audacity to act like a victim. She didn't care that she might've sabotaged their entire krew dynamics.

Did you think it was in character for Mako to respond?

This was a pivotal moment for him b/c I don't think he'll be able to carry a relationship with any woman as long as his friend is a willing side chick. That's a huge issue she created for him

(Asami being "vulnerable" is no excuse"

THIS!

and you only mentioned the bad she did to korra, while she quite literally jumped on mako, non-consensually kissed him and pursuing him while he was emotionally vulnerable due to the break up and she knew. but she just acted selfishly because she wanted some comfort, not caring about either mako or korra, and had the audacity to act like a victim and be mad at mako for not staying with her as soon korra came back and not telling korra the truth (something mako get often blamed for by the fandom, while his move was genuinely smart given the context) while she could also tell herself what happened.

all of this are straight up facts but still.. the fandom seems to love interpret asami as the ultimate victim of the romance- and as someone who participated against this discourse for years, i observed fans seems to overprotect her bc they're either projecting themselves onto her. and also colorism bc why they're blaming korra about her acts in b1 while she was at least clear about her feelings for mako and wasn't friend with asami yet so she owned nothing towards her- while contextually asami did way worse in b2, they were all friends for a year, she saw them being together for over 6 months but has no problem to pursue him as soon she learned for the break up? this stink. like she's not the fair skinned teeny whiny princess people think she is lmao

but somehow she still seen as a victim, with all the responsibility wrongfully thrown at mako, like he still has some responsibility but the constant denying of the girls responsibility in the triangle love during the show is unfair bc they were genuinely all responsible.

also i could talk on how mako is a perfect example of male victim in fictional media who aren't knowledged both in the writing and by the watchers.

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That's what I was trying to point out in my post, though. She DID one without korra, technically thats what the whole thing was involving vareick in season, and then later, her father in season 4 was supposed to be. But it gets sidelined bc of so much other stuff happening and also because the arc is at the end of the day, still rooted in her daddy issues

Perfect moment to remind the tlok fandom that Asami being "somewhat popular" is not because of her character development but because the character takes advantage of her pretty privilege and because she is korra's partner.

Not to mention that they used her as a love trope. That's what that character is useful for. Just to be paired up with every member of the avatar team.

People watch Korra, Mako and Bolin's actions but they don't point out Asami at all.

And otherwise she's a pretty flat character whose.

Sorry. I'm not sorry.

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The thing alot of people dont understand about asami's character, or at least tend to overlook, is that she does have some character development + an arc however like most of the other characters, it gets sidelined in favor of developing korra more. More so, asami's than others sure, but it IS there, and yet people only care to focus on her relationships more than anything else.

Admittedly i used to view asami the same way because its true, the writers mainly used her as a tool to prop up other characters; so its easy to think her character doesnt extend past beyond her relationships, but i actually think that in and of itself can add depth depending on how you look at it.

Let's look at it this way: asami is a high society girl who whose father ends up being an evil mastermind that lied to her her whole life. She starts dating mako but doesn't even realize her father is taking advantage of that relationship to use as a cover for his dealings with the equalists. Then there's the whole love triangle fiasco, and while that's happening, she finds out about her father and how basically everything she knows has been a lie. So, while she was initially introduced to be a foil for korra, that quickly gets subverted as we realize that she is, in fact, her own character with her own struggles. The main struggle is her having to take on the mantle of the Sato industries CEoO in place of her father, which is challenging because she has to deal with her feelings towards her father while also saving the family name socially. While it's not a major arc in the show itself, it's still fundamental to her character because right off the bat, she's already a pretty well-rounded character, so her growth comes from shaping her own identity. This also comes back up in book 4 when she eventually decides to forgive her father as well.i Maybe it's just me, but I see her inner turmoil over her father being akin to zukos. His relationships with others play a central role in his story, and yet no one ever boils him down to just his tumultuous relationship with mai

Asami is such a tragic character to me because she's always viewed as somehow being a service to others, whether that be her father's pawn, korras damsel in distress, or the writers tool to add drama. However, if you really pay attention, I think theres a really compelling story of someone who has to try and shape their identity WHILE also being selfless enough to constantly be there for others.

Perfect moment to remind the tlok fandom that Asami being "somewhat popular" is not because of her character development but because the character takes advantage of her pretty privilege and because she is korra's partner.

Not to mention that they used her as a love trope. That's what that character is useful for. Just to be paired up with every member of the avatar team.

People watch Korra, Mako and Bolin's actions but they don't point out Asami at all.

And otherwise she's a pretty flat character whose.

Sorry. I'm not sorry.

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Im gonna be so real can yall actually talk about ways we can support trans women in the UK instead of giving all the attention to fucking JKR. I already know that Harry Poter sucks, I wanna know how to actually HELP people. Something something you have to love the oppressed more than you hate the oppressor