Yeah, this is one of those situations where I'm calling dropped ball on the part of the writers.
Because they clearly did.
Now that I think about it, I am upset that Kataang and Maiko got all this screen time, when we didn't even get 5 seconds of Sokka wondering and worrying where Suki is
Oh, man, you're right! How come we never got a pensive Sokka moment? That sucks.
EXACTLY! When he apologized to her, she did not make him feel at all guilty about it. "I am girl too." She handled it very well, better than most people would have! Someone else would have probably rubbed what he said in his face.
Suki's maturity has always impressed me. I think I've talked about this with you before.
And ran off without saying thank you to Toph, for saving his lover's life! If you want to blame someone for Sokka caring about Suki's safety, then blame Sokka! Suki didn't do anything!
Hee! Gods, that was such a hilarious scene. It's so clear that they only had eyes for each other.
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Because they clearly did.
Now that I think about it, I am upset that Kataang and Maiko got all this screen time, when we didn't even get 5 seconds of Sokka wondering and worrying where Suki is
Oh, man, you're right! How come we never got a pensive Sokka moment? That sucks.
EXACTLY! When he apologized to her, she did not make him feel at all guilty about it. "I am girl too." She handled it very well, better than most people would have! Someone else would have probably rubbed what he said in his face.
Suki's maturity has always impressed me. I think I've talked about this with you before.
And ran off without saying thank you to Toph, for saving his lover's life! If you want to blame someone for Sokka caring about Suki's safety, then blame Sokka! Suki didn't do anything!
Hee! Gods, that was such a hilarious scene. It's so clear that they only had eyes for each other.