I've actually found a lot of the episodes of season 2 subpar, but this - this was perfect.
Especially when she pulled the 'you don't know what I've been through' card with the kid who's had his entire people massacred, the salvation of the world placed on his shoulders, and has had people trying to kill him left and right. Remember all those angry bursts into the Avatar State, Katara? And how you told him once that his loved ones didn't like seeing him in all that rage and pain? Yes. Irony.
I actually thought Aang was the one coming across and hypocritical here - Katara always tried to comfort him, and let him know that he had people who loved him (which was what he needed, as he was all alone) but when she's ready to kill someone, the guy who needed his girlfriend to talk him down and HAS killed people gets all 'revenge is always wrong' on her? Step back, baldie.
(Something bothered me about the art in that scene, though. And I think at some point Zuko got a giraffe neck.)
I've had that thought too! I think the switching of artists is really showing.
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I've actually found a lot of the episodes of season 2 subpar, but this - this was perfect.
Especially when she pulled the 'you don't know what I've been through' card with the kid who's had his entire people massacred, the salvation of the world placed on his shoulders, and has had people trying to kill him left and right. Remember all those angry bursts into the Avatar State, Katara? And how you told him once that his loved ones didn't like seeing him in all that rage and pain? Yes. Irony.
I actually thought Aang was the one coming across and hypocritical here - Katara always tried to comfort him, and let him know that he had people who loved him (which was what he needed, as he was all alone) but when she's ready to kill someone, the guy who needed his girlfriend to talk him down and HAS killed people gets all 'revenge is always wrong' on her? Step back, baldie.
(Something bothered me about the art in that scene, though. And I think at some point Zuko got a giraffe neck.)
I've had that thought too! I think the switching of artists is really showing.