Agreed. Now, I have been going over the episode again, on the high-quality version we have on iTunes, and watching closely. Katara definitely looks as if she does not want to be with Aang, but really does not want to tell him so. Now, little things:
Toph has burns on her feet, albeit recovering and small. Nice attention to detail, Bryke!
I have been trying to interpret the edging away from each-other bit in the Zutara scene, but have come to the conclusion that it is pretty much meaningless. The scene is awkward for them, especially how bad it is. No matter what stage the relationship is in, THAT would be awkward. Also, my Dad believes that scene is being used, not just to make fun of us, as I professsed, but to set up Zutara vs. Kataang in the finale. Also, when they do the Kataang handshake bit, Zuko looks visibly angsty, as does Katara. I mean, that latter expression could be interpreted as angst that they changed it from a kiss, but considering the following scene, I doubt it.
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Toph has burns on her feet, albeit recovering and small. Nice attention to detail, Bryke!
I have been trying to interpret the edging away from each-other bit in the Zutara scene, but have come to the conclusion that it is pretty much meaningless. The scene is awkward for them, especially how bad it is. No matter what stage the relationship is in, THAT would be awkward. Also, my Dad believes that scene is being used, not just to make fun of us, as I professsed, but to set up Zutara vs. Kataang in the finale. Also, when they do the Kataang handshake bit, Zuko looks visibly angsty, as does Katara. I mean, that latter expression could be interpreted as angst that they changed it from a kiss, but considering the following scene, I doubt it.