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Back to my brief Zutara phase

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Stop me if you've heard this one before.

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Life and death

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Crush, crush, crush!

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Team Avatar having a fun time 🦆🐢✨

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Zuko and Katara acting like the parents of the gaang in this comics

Telling them that they should stay back for their safety and to take care of the chores

The "What now?" look

Trying to calm Aang down while Zuko is making the fire

The nurturing mother and the firm father

Let's not forget the scolding

Trying to stop the fight so no one gets hurt

"I can't with this kids"

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training accident

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Love is brightest in the dark (and we shall guide you to the light)

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The Zutara to Rujinu pipeline is so real

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We were robbed.

edit by marxipann

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Zutara College AU.

It’s summer break, and the Gaang is spending it at Zuko’s Family’s beach resort on Ember Island.

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The Southern Raiders: hiimdaisy version

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The way people fetishize men in shows and movies disturbs me. Two men can’t have a conversation without people drawing them having sex or imagining it. Not even brothers and familial bonds are safe. (Or teenagers for that matter)

This is the abject reality of a porn-infused society. People are incapable of seeing anyone- living or fantasy- as anything more than a canvas to fulfill sexual desire and fetish fantasies. It’s truly disturbing. People tend to claim only men deal with this and objectify women, but I see so many men objectified and apparently it’s just accepted as normal behavior.

So exhausting.

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The thing about TSR that makes me feel so crazy that nobody talks about is how before the episode, Zuko and Katara both thought the other didn’t care as much as they did about what happened between them in Ba Sing Se. Katara thought he had been tricking her, and he never genuinely cared about her as a person. Zuko thought she was just an empathetic person who could’ve grown to care about him if he hadn’t ruined it, but the feelings weren’t that deep to begin with and she probably just wanted to get him to stop chasing them.

They were both wrong, of course. Zuko hadn’t ever spoken about how the Fire Nation wronged him personally, what his scar meant, or allowed anyone to touch it. Katara had never been on the receiving end of someone trying to empathize with her pain. She’d always been the one to reach out first to sympathize with someone. This time, she’d been yelling at Zuko and he still extended the first olive branch. She offered to heal him with water she’d been saving for something important because she sensed the pain he was in and wanted to alleviate it. But neither of them were able to confirm how much this meant to the other because they get interrupted and Zuko doesn’t see Katara looking back at him.

When Zuko joined the group and Katara threatens him, it confirms his thinking that her anger at him has to do with how his actions led to Aang’s death (and part of it is, but the larger part is about how it made her think that he didn’t actually care about her). He thinks that if he shows that he’s not a threat to Aang, that he is fully committed to fight for and protect the Avatar, she’ll trust him like everyone else.

From Katara’s perspective, Zuko showing up and being this great guy who’s teaching Aang firebending and protecting her brother and saving her dad from prison all while not doing anything to show that he personally wants to make amends with her proves that he really didn’t care about her in Ba Sing Se. He didn’t trick her, but it just didn’t matter to him as much as it did to her.

That’s what leads to TSR. On the edge of that cliff, when he asks her why she doesn’t trust him like everyone else (because if it was really about Aang’s safety, she would’ve been fine with him after he brought him back from the sun warriors), she turns around and tells him exactly why she’s still angry. It’s because she cared about him and he didn’t care about her.

And that’s why every line of dialogue out of Zuko’s mouth that episode is a variation of “I care about you”. Because he never wants her to feel like he doesn’t again.

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i think I’ve drawn this before

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Dick: I love you Dames :)

Damian: I respect you.

Dick: :(

Dick: :,(

Dick: ;-;

Dick: T-T

Damian: …

Damian: I love you too Richard.