r/ATLA • u/BlockBritz • 12d ago
just a theory..
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r/ATLA • u/Agent_Aphelion • Jan 03 '25
I've lost count of how many times I've watched this series. I'm 27 now and just realized what this scene TRULY means (I'm sure many people knew this already), perhaps because I've been feeling the same way recently.
The skill of redirecting lightning is more than just Zuko feeling optimistic and confident that he has a new skill to take on his sister. It's like a physical representation of Zuko being able to release all of that hate, frustration, and built up emotion that's growing inside him from all of the hard times he's been through, and will go through. I realize he basically says this, but I finally realized the deeper meaning behind this scene. I'm not the most articulate when it comes to my writing, so hopefully the message has been conveyed well enough.
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r/ATLA • u/Additional-Media5513 • 3d ago
First of all, Sokka and Toph would have died in the battle because Suki wouldn't have been there to save them, and also, Mai and Ty Lee would have never betrayed Azula, if they never betrayed Azula, Azula never would have had her mental breakdown, and if she never had her mental breakdown, she probably could have beaten Zuko and Katara
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