Legend of Korra Open Thread!

[amarie24]

OMG.

So, like, Silver & Wingedbeast have started a very, very long conversation over at my last ATLA post ("On Rape and Empathy"). They've mostly started talking about Mako both as a character and as his position as a potential polyshipper with Korra & Asami.

It's...amazing. I usually don't get such long conversations like that in my comments! Hah! And I've had other people inbox me about LoK, too. So...

Here's my first-ever open thread for you guys. I know it's late, as the finale was quite some time ago. I also know that I'm not the best person to participate myself, as I stopped watching in the middle of Book 2 (I know, but the bullshit was getting to be staggering for me). But! I know a lot of my readers have finished watching LoK and have a lot of thoughts on it. And you guys have a lot of thoughts on ATLA, and it's okay to share those too!

...But do not scorn Zuko's hair. I will destroy you with my homemade pancakes & bacon. I mean it. I got my mother addicted to that kind of breakfast and I'll do it to you through a computer screen. No one touches Zuko's glorious hair. For the record, his Book 2 hair was my favorite. Just a little on the shaggy side, with that smexxy spikiness in the front. Flame-o, hawtman.

Other than that, please mind your trigger warnings, be nice, be safe, have fun and happy January to one and to all! :D :D


--Amarie

Comments

[silveradept]

I hope it's fair, too. Might be that many of the previous Avatars make their way to the spirit realms, and live an Iroh-like afterlife. That seems at least a little fair.

[wingedbeast]

I'm choosing to believe that there's a very far spirit-world in which the afterlives happen and that people can make their way to the closer spirit world for dealings with their loved ones.

In that thinking, Iroh would have died, but still made his way back, because Zuko still needs looking after... and I just gave myself a lump in the throat thinking of that.

Future scene, Zuko's lived his long life and passed on, he eventually meets up with his uncle and can sit at tea as a young child, and even later on introduce Iroh to his wife.

[silveradept]

That would be a touching scene to have somewhere. And reuniting all over the place for those old enough to have been part of the original series.

[wingedbeast]

And, Ozai's there, just being ignored by everybody.