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dissapearing wrote: |
think about it. all the other avatars tried to kill whoever was trying to take over the world. Aang however doesn't kill firelord roku (or whatever his name was) that was trying to take over the world, instead he took away his bending and because of that the world could finally live in peace. |
I he had kill em it would have had the same effect
dissapearing wrote: |
think about it. all the other avatars tried to kill whoever was trying to take over the world. Aang however doesn't kill firelord roku (or whatever his name was) that was trying to take over the world, instead he took away his bending and because of that the world could finally live in peace. |
Breaker94 wrote: | ||
his name is ozai genius |
Death_Bro wrote: | ||
I he had kill em it would have had the same effect |
isabelwhatx wrote: | ||||
No, it wouldn't. The world would continue to live in violence. By ending things on peaceful terms Aang set an example for generations to come and managed to avoid creating hard feelings from Ozai supporters and other people from the Fire Nation. |
isabelwhatx wrote: |
Ahahaha. VICTORY! |
dissapearing wrote: |
think about it. all the other avatars tried to kill whoever was trying to take over the world. Aang however doesn't kill firelord roku (or whatever his name was) that was trying to take over the world, instead he took away his bending and because of that the world could finally live in peace. |
MasterBender wrote: |
Avatar Roku spared Firelord Sozin, and look what that got the world into. Chin the Conqueror died against Kyoshi, albeit accidentally, and an era of peace started. Judging from this past failure and past success, the Avatars were quite well-founded in recommending that Aang kill Fire Lord Ozai. What would have happened if Aang had killed Ozai? No, the world would not have stayed in violence- Iroh stated as much. Axrendale, yes, Iroh said if he himself had killed Ozai, then the world would view it as more senseless violence, "a brother killng a brother to seize power". But that didn't mean the Avatar couldn't do the deed. Really, the pros and cons more heavily favor what would have happened if Ozai had died rather than been killed. Killing Ozai Pros: No more threat from Ozai in combat. The Fire Nation is no longer lead by Ozai. Ozai cannot return. Cons: People will be angry about the slaying of their leader. Stripping Ozai's power and locking him up. Pros: No more threat from Ozai in combat. The Fire Nation is no longer led by Ozai. Cons: People will be angry about the imprisonment of their leader. People will pity with him- he's the only person in recorded history to lose his bending. Ozai will be able to return, organize, and lead forces. As you can see, killing him had all the pros of locking him up, but less cons. Letting him live was an acceptable option. But that neither means it was the only acceptable option, nor the best option. |
I really don't think that anybody is going to pity Ozai. Once people see through all the propeganda, he;s going to become pretty much the most reviled man in the world.
Ozai is a broken man. All his drive, all his will, went out with his firebending. If he somehow breaks out, it is unlikely that he will be able to do any major damage. So that deals with most of the "cons". The fact is that sparing Ozai was one of the cruicial points for Aang. It shows exactly why Aang is the person who can dispense this kind of justice.
Axrendale wrote: | ||
I really don't think that anybody is going to pity Ozai. Once people see through all the propeganda, he;s going to become pretty much the most reviled man in the world. Ozai is a broken man. All his drive, all his will, went out with his firebending. If he somehow breaks out, it is unlikely that he will be able to do any major damage. So that deals with most of the "cons". The fact is that sparing Ozai was one of the cruicial points for Aang. It shows exactly why Aang is the person who can dispense this kind of justice. |
libraman_92 wrote: | ||||
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But the finale made a point of establishing that Azula may well have some good inside of her. Bryke themselves have said that they believe she may end up taking a path to healing and redemption.
Axrendale wrote: |
I really don't think that anybody is going to pity Ozai. Once people see through all the propeganda, he;s going to become pretty much the most reviled man in the world. Ozai is a broken man. All his drive, all his will, went out with his firebending. If he somehow breaks out, it is unlikely that he will be able to do any major damage. So that deals with most of the "cons". The fact is that sparing Ozai was one of the cruicial points for Aang. It shows exactly why Aang is the person who can dispense this kind of justice. |
You can't predict how people will act. In all likelihood, some people will still be loyal to Ozai and still want to conquer the world. Others will be done with the war and not care about Ozai.
Ozai looked quite sane when Zuko visited him. Don't count a royal family member out just because of imprisonment- Iroh proved as much. He may not be a combat threat, but he still can organize and lead resistance. That doesn't mean he will, but he can. Of course, this would not be a possibility at all if Ozai had been killed.