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What Happened to the Water Tribe

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    76ersBOY

    [1]Sep 16, 2006
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    In SOTFN, Sokka says something like "everyone in that city is counting on us, the whole world is counting on us.", well what happened to the water tribes, if memory serves, Aang kinda owned all the ships in the Northern Seige and the Southern?? Tribe wasn't actually ever hurt, so what happened to th Water tribes?
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    disco_chick

    [2]Sep 16, 2006
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    yea,
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    sly4me

    [3]Sep 16, 2006
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    welllll, the Sothern water tribe (Sokka and Katara's home) is still there, and the Northern water tribe (as seen in eps. 19&20) is still there as well. So I guess you could say thy're just chillin'. Personally,??I believe the Southern water tribe has been captured and Gran-Gran?? is in trouble
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    76ersBOY

    [4]Sep 16, 2006
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    The Water Tribe will probably prove key when Aang, Zuko, Katara, toph, Sokka, Irohj, the earth Benders, and The Water Benders must finally face down against Azula, Jet, Azula's gang, and Ozai.
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    metalcurtainrod

    [5]Sep 16, 2006
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    disco_chick wrote:
    yea,


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    disco_chick

    [6]Sep 16, 2006
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    hee!OH I SEE!
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    lastchancexi

    [7]Sep 17, 2006
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    Let me put it this way: In an even battle, the first edge you gain is by far the most important.

    The defeat of Ba Sing Se would end all resistance to the fire nation because the Earth nation would be defeated, and so the Fire Nation would gain a decisive advantage by controlling a large continent. Eventually, the Northern and Southern water tribes would fall, simply because the Fire Nation has and had so many more resources at it's disposal. It's a lot easier to fight one enemy than it is to fight two.

    Of course, one would imagine that a more compentent general be in place, and the point where the drill pokes through the walls would be surrounded by earthbenders plugging up the wall and attacking the drill, probably winning (because the last major earth city should be protected by more than enough to stop a lone large Fire Nation battering ram).

    Yeah, I think about this stuff a lot.
    Edited on 09/16/2006 11:48pm
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