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[@TheSeanathon23]

I love how every single scene with Zuko and Iroh in this episode, Zuko is the one who looks like he’s behind bars

[@avatarkana1161]

And that is why Avatar is a masterpiece. I completely didn’t recognise that detail. Thank you

[@zveldarkus125]

Friendships do last longer a lifetime, Toph 😭

[@ignaciorodriguez3066]

Bruh When she calls Korra, Twinkle toes. 😭 Honestly I want to see some of aang's teenage years, animated. The story ended but I wanna see more.

[@leonardohenrique5172]

She acts so tough but that little smile she gave in the end was really cute

[@andreborgesaquino5699]

Yeah! She's so legendary that kicked two Avatar asses 😁

[@Kevin__levrone]

The dragon's sacrifice, dying with Roku always gets me 😭

[@alex_harnar_618]

(15:44) “Your mothers grandfather was Avatar Roku.” mind blown

[@calistodorren]

Fun fact: The earth bender in the intro is Roku's Teacher Sud, who was the original concept for Aang's earth-bending mentor, but the creators realized it didn't really make sense to have it be an adult since everyone else was a young teen, so they revised to Toph and traded him to Roku who was closer in age.

[@godzillarwby1755]

Fang landing and dying with Roku always hits me in the feels 😪

[@sup3rAVATARtlafAN]

Man season 3 is so good, has fantastic writing

[@Cudailis]

Honestly, book 3 is the best by far

[@christiangonzales5296]

yo toph's question to aang made me so emotional, especially since her friendship with aang transcended a lifetime, with her meeting korra and calling her twinkletoes.

[@AstronoMETV]

It's worldbuilding like this that really makes Avatar such a great show. Toph questioning whether friendships can really last a lifetime is answered not only in her friendship to the future avatar but in Rokus friendship with sozin that surpassed death to reach Aang and Zuko.

[@dandychiggins7240]

I knew those 2 wouldn't understand, but being in the water doesn't mean they're safe, they're stupidly close to the volcano, that's why Roku was buying them time 🙄

[@sentpain8354]

lmao damn called them stupid

[@Dell-ol6hb]

yea exactly if he didn't slow it down they could easily be killed from the ash and debris or from rocks launched by the eruptions

[@gargiorgio7280]

Yeah, even the episode tries to make it clear how a volcano is so dangerous by using Sozin writting he could feel the rumbling from his palace.

[@r.a.fgattaiguy845]

bottom left really thinks Roku could just leave the island, dude has no clue how volcanoes work

[@gargiorgio7280]

Yeah he didn't know Roku partially saved the Fire Nation by stopping the volcano almost entirely.

[@ilidot5892]

I didn’t even know how disrespectful Aang’s line was until bro said “Yo Aang’s an ass”

[@Dell-ol6hb]

lmaooo bro was really like "damn she didn't even know you existed"

[@Meme_G]

Man, this is the best episode from the whole story 🔥🔥🔥

[@thesuperboss26]

this was one of the episodes I liked more when I got older 😭

[@hanselbarlowe2575]

That was like ultimate plot twist about zuko's grandfather

[@avatarkana1161]

Truly one of my favourite episodes in the whole Avatar world 🙏pleasure

[@Philthorn]

Was looking forward to this

[@Frmsaint]

# 1 supporter back at it telling you if it pop up imma click it 🖤

[@artist0154]

yeah Toph they can last more than a lifetime

[@DPS1194]

This episode likely references that there are certain types of volcanoes in the world depending not on the shape, but the eruptions as well. This one here is the violent type.

[@taylorfuller3270]

Phenomenal writing This show is a masterpiece

[@netoteixeira9717]

Best episode so far

[@amaterasu-x4g]

I NEED MORE!!

[@asiercamino3409]

Zuko's time has come

[@androkguz]

The "Roku was your ancestor" reveal didn't age well for me. It feels like a wrong way to explain Zuko's goodness. Like that kind of stuff was basically hereditary. And Iroh telling him right now sounds in retrospect like his patience for Zuko is at his limit. Practically recurring to cheaper manipulation. And he knew all along of this so it's as if in the earth kingdom he thought "nah, he's going to be good. Don't need to tell him about Roku. He needs to make decision for himself"

[@Dell-ol6hb]

I think that's the wrong way of looking at it, Azula also has the same great grandparents as Zuko and yet she doesn't have that same "goodness" in her as Zuko so it's not as if it's hereditary it's more just symbolic of the warring forces within Zuko that he is dealing with. It represents the same thing as the two dragons in his dreams, the struggle between what is expected of him as a member of the Fire Nation royal family and what he feels is right. Also the reason that Ozai married the granddaughter of Roku (Zuko and Azula's mother) is precisely because she is a descendant of the Avatar so it's basically bending eugenics, Azulon wanted the bloodline to inherit more fire bending power by combining the royal family's blood with the blood of an Avatar.

[@jackofastora8962]

Like the guy above said, it’s symbolic. The reason iroh never told him until now is simply because it would have only served to either make zuko feel terrible or resentful, telling him before the point in which he feels the most conflict between good and bad would only have a negative effect since he would act like you and assume “oh it must be hereditary! The avatars blood is making me have traitorous thoughts!”

[@VeniVidiVici..]

Since Avatar Roku died Aang took his place and since Avatar spirits are connected Aang is the spirit of his great grandfather so they’re connected. You guys will see how things will come in full circle so I won’t spoil anything

[@arionwalton2329]

Makes you wonder why they would put a village on a volcano

[@Dogmaguy74]

Its a Fire nation thing you know? Keeping with the theme of *Fire*

[@johnchoi4473]

volcanic soil is the best soil in the world. This is probably why the fire nation was the most wealthy out of the four. Volcanic soils means superior farming. Volcanoes also means minerals of the purest forms.

[@davidgonzalez0913]

Rokus island takes inspiration from Pompeii. An island in Italy where the volcano on the island covered the whole island in Ash. There's actually human fossils for viewing over there

[@r.a.fgattaiguy845]

plenty of villages and cities irl are build next to volcanoes

[@Dell-ol6hb]

There's literally thousands of examples of settlements being built near volcanoes in the real world too, it's usually because the soils near a volcano are excellent for agriculture and is useful for construction, so that's more than reason enough for people to risk the chance of death should the volcano ever erupt

[@MichaelDelfin0]

*read description* See Imon Snow But there's no Imon Snow

[@derykjames620]

So Aang and Zuko are related?

[@Josh.Pointer]

Well not really but kind of

[@lordjunk5847]

Related through his past life

[@Dell-ol6hb]

not genetically but Aang in his past life was Zuko's maternal great-grandfather

[@kaomaki2624]

17:09 the chills I got :0 The hints 😮

[@asianpersuasion4901]

Now that I rewatch, Sozin's character didn't really make sense. At least, it didn't make sense for him to help Roku out, and then betray him immediately after. He should have just never helped to begin with. I feel like they tried to parallel to hard with Zuko's evil to good vs. Sozin's good to evil. For example, in Zuko's journey, he almost switched to the good side in ba sing se, but turned against katara. However Zuko was still unsure that entire time. We don't get the motivations and feelings of Sozin. So Sozin helping Roku for no given reason then immediately turning against him isn't depicted well.

[@Jjop017]

I think his first instinct was to help his friend because despite it all Sozin still cared about Roku. He didn’t really think about it. Once he was on the island and he saw Roku was vulnerable it started clicking that if Roku died he could move on with his plans. That’s what makes this tale tragic. Sozin initially came to help as his first instinct, but let his ambition get the best of him and let Roku to die.

[@dandychiggins7240]

Bro you didn't get sh1t😭 I'm too lazy to write an explanation, I hope u watch this in the future and understand

[@asianpersuasion4901]

​@@Jjop017 sozin literally CHANGED his mind to HELP roku, then CHANGED his mind AGAIN to not help. you don't somehow not realize that letting roku die is beneficial during all that. the only reason sozin came is because the writers thought it would be more tragic that way, and you guys all believe it.

[@mrkingdrago1013]

You dont have a conscious so you not going to understand its genetics

[@Bruh-vi7dk]

@@asianpersuasion4901 bro Aang literally summarized the lesson for you "EVERYONE IS CAPABLE GREAT EVIL AND GREAT GOOD"

[@DanielBeattyDefinition]

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