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| Lisa31468 wrote: | | jujutheking wrote: | | Lisa31468 wrote: | What I didn't quite get too was if Aang achieved the Avatar state that means he had to let go of Katara. And being in the Avatar state one would think he would have been able to intuitively know of Azula's impending lightening strike, right? Or maybe because he had just achieved the state he was not quite there yet to defend himself? Because I thought Avatar Roku said the 'Avatar state' was a defense mechanism to protect the avatar? It's worth seeing a cha-jillion more times to think it through for sure. It airs again on Nick tomorrow at 10 a.m. and on Sunday at 1 p.m. (Central Standard Time US) |
He can't be attacted to one person.He has to protect the world and love everyone.The fortunteller already told aang this.Sorry kataag freaks |
Yes I agree. And truly if you are going to follow tragic hero plot lines it would make sense like superheros who have to give up the person or persons they love and so on, it would make perfect sense that Aang's calling would prevent him from having love the way he may want it. And in the end he seemed to choose the world over Katara and rightly so. What else could he have chosen? He IS the avatar. Therefore he had little choice but to??release his human need for her. |
agreed and everything the fortuneteller said has come true.Aang can't have a girlfriend because the fortuneteller has never been wrong.Never |
Aunt Wu: I see a great romance for you. The man you are going to marry. I can see he's a very powerful bender!
Powerful benders: Aang of course but in his own right Zuko and let us not forget our earthbending liberator Haru.
