I think in the vision of the dragons, they were going for the classic Despair scene, popular in British literature and very popular in anime, cause one was telling him to fight it and another was telling him to give up and die.

Thanks to Nick??Friday night's crazy schedule, I only saw two-thirds of the episode when I turned it on at 8:00, but from what I've read, Zuko's illness resulted from the incident at the lake;??discarding a piece??of himself with the Blue Spirit??was so traumatic, it worked him into a frenzy, I guess.

Two Season Episode 18's in a row, Zuko's had a near-death experience.

Poor Zuzu... I hope he gets better....

Anywho, the first vision/nightmare/whatever seemed to me to be like one was the oh-so-cliched "Shoulder angel" and the other was the "shoulder devil". ((You know, like??in cartoons and movies and junk, like in "Emperors New Grove" w/ Kronk. ))

The one with his mom wasn't anything, maybe a flashback or something....

The one where he looks like a wack-o version of Aang might have been a foreshadowing...Of a certain thing that certain people don't want to happen....That involves certain people joining a certain group....((Can I stop typing "Certain" now??))

The dragons were a tad cliche but I actually thought that it worked. I think that some cliches have to be used in some shape or form and that they did it in a way that worked for the??situation.??Just asking, I could tell that the red dragon was Iroh's voice but was the blue dragon Azula? If not who was it?

man im stupid cause when i first saw that scene i thought it was ozai and started going in my mind , whoa first time we get to see ozai's fa...oh its zuko.