Avatar: The Last Airbender 2x15 REACTION!!

[@aaa1e2r3]

Iroh's story was also dedicated to his voice actor Mako, who sadly passed away after finishing season 2.

[@cyberneticmonstrosity]

This was his last episode. That song was made for him as well as he was a soldier in his country military Edit: I forgot to say the painting of his son was created in his likeness when he was young during his military years. Also he never got the chance to see this episode, he was already gone before they aired it

[@TK-cy8fs]

Wtf it was I didn't know that how sad

[@severussnape8040]

Whoa, this is so sad.

[@jazzyb3424]

Orlando Flowers technically wasn’t his last episode

[@henleeyy7775]

Orlando Flowers it wasn’t made for him it was him singing to himself because he was sick and knew he would die this was his last recording

[@monzed.3948]

The picture of Iroh's son said: "To General Iroh: See you after we win the war". Your loyal son, Lu Ten.

[@Quintusblake]

Goddamn

[@BenjerminGaye]

Soldier boy never came home.

[@wandanemer2630]

*grabs chest painfully*

[@knightheaven8992]

Its actually a photo of Mako when he was young,

[@Bayard1503]

Wasn't if confirmed that Lu Ten died right there? Maybe not. RIP Mako

[@adrianneagoe3652]

“In honour of Mako” he was the voice actor for Iroh who died.

[@lennyy1211]

He did a great job

[@tiringsarcasm]

Fun fact: I can’t remember where i heard it, so do with that what you will. Apparently the soldiers/vines song was a song he sung while fighting his cancer.

[@monad_video]

@@tiringsarcasm It's true. He made that song when he learned he was dying of cancer.

[@tiringsarcasm]

Your Average Dio Yeah I assume as much, I hear Greg refuses to sing it saying that “It’s his song”

[@xMxYGaming]

@@tiringsarcasm Mako started crying when recording the song for the show because he knew he didn't have much time left. He was gone when this episode aired so he never got to see it either :(

[@unclelink]

"No parent should have to bury their child." Felt it for Iroh. 😢

[@shebu935]

That line by Theoden breaks me every single time.

[@Elurin]

@@shebu935 He says a similar one in the books, "The young perish and the old linger, withering.” He was speaking about the news about Boromir's death, but the fact that he was also thinking about his own son is implied, I think

[@darthcarrots2581]

“I would love to sit under a tree like that, look at the city....have a picnic....what’s going on” Literally saw her dreams get crushed in one sentence lol

[@raunjisto2925]

Everyone thinks they’re tough until they hear Iroh breaking down singing Leaves from the Vine.

[@cybrr.ech0]

Fax, at first I was gonna skip the rest of the episode but I wanted to see “The tale of Iroh” and next thing you know I’m a tearbending master🤧

[@anthonyhunt909]

You aint wrong, had me blubbering like a baby first time I saw it

[@KuroMaster90]

This is also why everyone loves Iroh, a man who has experienced the greatest pain that he has endured and transformed it into positive energy, to then transmit it to those who pass through similar routes (Zuko,Toph, the thief etc). "The immeasurable love is only the reflection of an unfathomable hatred, the important thing is where we decide to direct this energy"

[@99thJediWarrior]

If you look closely at Iroh's day, it was all a metaphor for fatherhood in Iroh's case. There's a bit of irony in it, considering he was able to help other men, but not his own son. He helps a mugger get his life together, calms the sadness of a young man, and takes time out to enjoy a game with the kids.

[@TheKrislaf]

It shows how great of a father he must have been for his own son. Yet, even the greatest parents can lose their children to unfortunate events. That is the real tragedy to Iroh and his son, he never did anything wrong but still lost him.

[@tempsitch5632]

That's not irony. That's contrast, and it's intentional.

[@mimoe7587]

Thank you for this; in all the times i've seen this story i've never connected all those dots (specifically the male representation throughout different ages) on the different moments to Iroh as not just a good guy but as a father.

[@Drake00000010]

@@TheKrislaf I'm pretty sure he became the Iroh we know after his son died. Before that, he was set on conquering the Earth kingdom and becoming fire lord and all. That's likely why he took Zuko in. He saw it as a new chance to become a good father figure. Loss changes you.

[@tempsitch5632]

@ChocoGamin3 Make a point, if you address me.

[@deiondre0]

Something about Iroh i really like is that he has never stopped calling Zuko "Prince Zuko". Even after becoming fugitives and basically being disowned by Ozai, Iroh still gives Zuko all the respect he believes he deserves

[@TheRedCountess]

This comment just made me tear up. Uncle Iroh is the best.

[@dehro]

he talked him up, after years of his father talking him down

[@TheSpiritOfTheHero]

Sees "The Tale of Iroh" Me: Welp gotta take off the glasses for this part.

[@acereporter73]

I preemptively teared up as soon as I saw the episode number.

[@TheSpiritOfTheHero]

@@acereporter73 Yeah, I don't remember the number of each episode so once they said that it was "Tales of Ba-Sing-Se" I instantly said "Ah geez, sounds like I'm about to start bawling my eyes out".

[@PalagiAlomagi]

Every. Time.

[@Sabor180]

Every time, yup

[@niahenida]

Damn this is me rn

[@kamon9339]

Wait after reviewing the scene with Iroh and the Mugger a couple of times, I realized that it sums up his relationship with Zuko. He first helps him to be better at being the bad guy (aka helping the mugger with his stance) and after tries to push him into a better direction. The mugger even says "I am confused" which exactly mirrors Zukos feelings. Crazy if they did that on purpose.

[@lucaaz14]

Thats also when you really help people; when they realize it themselves.

[@GregBourne]

I'm a grown ass man, and the Tale of Iroh always makes me at least tear up.

[@niahenida]

Cry as much as you'd like. It has nothing to do with age. Crying is how you show emotion, and to show that you still have emotions.

[@wtimmins]

Every time. Every time.

[@JackMValentine]

It's possible this all happened in the same day. The Panther Cats are loose in the city because they're from the zoo that Aang let out, they just didn't get wrangled into the new zoo at the end of his story. Also it often goes over looked but I think Zuko's lighting of the candles is one of the most technically impressive feat of firebending. Yes Azula has presumably hotter flames and can shoot lightning but we never see anyone else do anything this small scale and precise. That was like 50 or so pin sized targets ranging from what looked like 10 to 60ft and all about 10ft off the ground in what was around under 30 seconds. Even if firebending was suspected I would be surprised if the average person even knew something like that could even be achieved with firebending.

[@wandanemer2630]

I know!! It was so delicate and swiftly executed! Zuko's beautiful skills are so often overlooked, since firebending is so more judged in terms of power or flashiness. Even Azula's. But Zuko is amazingly agile and athletic for a firebender, is incredibly resourceful and has wonderful talent with his twin swords. And he's able to use more sophisticated less known forms of firebending like the fire breath he used to keep himself warm in the North Pole and in the Boiling Rock (it's never mentioned, but NO ONE CAN DO THAT, other than Iroh, THE Dragon of The West, Ozai, and one time Azula, while she was deranged). If any firebender could just breath fire there would be no point in having those freezing cells at all in the Boiling Rock. And on that note, I really don't think any conventional firebender like Zhao could keep up in a fight, at night, on the North Pole, with a master water-bender, while nearly frozen to death and drowned (no to mention how important breathing is to firebend, and Zuko melted at least a foot worth of ice, holding his breath, while entirely sumerged in freezing sea water!!!) This kid is *amazing!!*

[@duke8066]

I'm pretty sure this happened over the course of a few weeks, a month at most, as that was the time they'd have to wait to get a meeting with the Earth King

[@SassySasquatchh]

Wanda Nemer Agree, but with the boiling rock Zuko got a tool to remove the screws in the container, allowing him to warm himself as the cold wasn’t trapped in anymore

[@syrusangi8743]

Wow, ur right. I never thought about it like.

[@AhavaMath]

@@SassySasquatchh Nah, he wasn't removing the screws so he could get heat, the heat was from his breath. The whole point of them wanting the container was that it didn't let heat in, so they could use it as a boat in the boiling water, Zuko was removing the screws so that the container wasn't attached to the building and they could get it out of there to use.

[@LinardsZ]

In honour of Mako the voice acttor who played Iroh and dyed around this time

[@GrinningAries]

Rest in Peace

[@tinofaasisila4884]

14:43 Bumi did say that Momo had mastered some jings.

[@sholaajumobi7678]

Everyone gangstas till Iroh start singing 😭😭

[@RahulKumar-nv5ke]

Mako was also Iroh’s original voice actors name and sadly he passed away before he could do any voice over work for S3.

[@quokka5680]

The picture that was on the paper in that scene was actually a picture of mako from when he was younger

[@KrazeeHouse]

I am so jelous of Abi, I'd kill to forget this series and rewatch it again with my bestie, what a treat!

[@jaycedavis4674]

Then do it

[@RectPropagation]

@@jaycedavis4674 I don't think there's a way to induce selective amnesia of a television show.

[@smitty1647]

those cats were the size of dogs. them chasing momo is like stray dogs chasing a squirrel.

[@renatacerekaite2331]

I've seen The scene where Iroh sings to his son maybe a milion times but i still can't stop crying 😭😭😭

[@0IHasanI0]

Thats so true...

[@Marcel-qb9ge]

every time

[@RoboJean1994]

I am currently watching every single reaction on youtube to this episode, im crying every single time :(

[@brandonacevedo1681]

Rubbing Toph's feet must be like poking at someones eyes.

[@gogopanda1113]

Not really. They are just really tough because she walks barefoot all the time so her skin is really hard making it impossible to scrub and probably painful for toph.

[@darkflame728]

I imagine it's similar to having something flashing lights in your eyes or something buzzing loudly in your ears. She uses her feet to sense vibrations so it was prob like overstimulation.

[@HarukaLPs]

Remember, not everyone thinks the fire nation/firebenders are inherently evil, despite the war. Jin almost definitely worked out that Zuko was a firebender, but just didn't mention it.

[@SlickEdge]

Well no one in the city is allowed to talk ab the war or its “re-education” time.

[@HarukaLPs]

Slick Edge even then, if you watch Zuko Alone you see just how much hatred some people have towards the fire nation, to the point where they avoid contact just for being fire nation. Jin didn’t do that.

[@LinardsZ]

A lot of people respect Jeong Jeong outside firer nation

[@RamyDhia]

@@HarukaLPs although in zuko alone I can see where the people (especially the family) are coming from. One of their family member was just captured by the fire nation, the father eventually has to go to the frontline too to rescue his son. They (and their village) are affected directly by the war while Ba Sing Se citizen don't (or even don't know about the war)

[@ToonMageChannel]

@@HarukaLPs The episode's, Zuko Alone, setting is indeed inside the Earth Kingdom but might not be inside the walls of Ba Sing Se. The walls are bordering only Ba Sing Se and not the whole Earth Kingdom.

[@ger.baltav]

Everything is so peaceful in this city,I wish nothing bad happens...

[@dwnkaomwn3953]

Except the peace they have in that city is a facade.

[@ger.baltav]

@@dwnkaomwn3953 Shhhhh

[@raiserzero2]

DWN KAOMWN There is no war in Ba Sing Se.

[@tempsitch5632]

Eldragon_1 We have walls.

[@acmaster9069]

Everyone here been invited to lake laogai....

[@zephzeph2254]

appa and momo are played by the same voice actor in case you were wondering

[@19martincito73]

He was missing a part of himself. Seems either egotistical or poetic.

[@Riel93]

Fyi, Mako was the original voice actor for Iroh in Season 1 and parts of Season 2. He passed away of esophageal cancer before completing the show. The song was sung by Greg Baldwin, Mako's voice replacement for many of his roles.

[@PhobosHCM]

A month?

[@Mike_unhinged]

How was this comment one month ago?

[@Riel93]

@@Mike_unhinged Patreon

[@Riel93]

@@PhobosHCM Patreon

[@Reisito4]

The last statement is false. Greg confirmed on his twitter that the song was still sung by Mako. Greg also says "I’m often asked to sing 'Leaves From The Vine' at Comicons. Out of deep respect for Mako Iwamatsu...it’s one fan request I always decline. It’s Mako’s song...not mine."

[@leilahussain9171]

Me: I ain’t gonna cry. I’m a strong girl. I don’t need to cry, so I ain’t gonna. Mako: “.... brave soldier boy” Me: *sobs in ugly*

[@angelsrageunleashed5441]

Tales of Iroh and Momo were so sad 😢😢😢😢 The next episode is also just so damn emotional.

[@HarukaLPs]

There is NO shame dripping tears this episode. Welcome to the family.

[@joshcook5434]

i really wish they had Jin involved more in the series instead of this 1 episode. I think she and zuko would have been a good couple.

[@bobrosspham2341]

Mako (the voice actor of iron) sang this song when he found out he had lost his battle to his cancer so it was very sentimental to him.

[@dwnkaomwn3953]

Different stories of the characters in the same episode. Those are the episodes that we need often in some of these shows.

[@karlluigi1987]

Leaves from the vine Falling so slow Like fragile tiny shells Drifting in the foam Little soldier boy Come marching home Brave soldier boy Comes marching home

[@niahenida]

STAAAAAP

[@StablerGames]

I’m so sorry. I know the translation next to Lu Ten. “To General Iroh: See you after we win the war. Your loyal son, Lu Ten.”

[@AssassinKenway]

This episode breaks my heart every time I watch it wow

[@lalalalisa41]

Katara and Toph bonding and having fun was very heartwarming. Them taking down the mean girls was also so satisfying! Sucks to be Zuko...It looks like he doesn't want to get too attached or settled down in Ba Sing Se, much less get involved with someone who may find out his identity someday. It makes sense but it's sad. God, I really love Iroh's tale! It makes one wonder if the reason he's always so kind and helpful to others is because he wasn't able to help his own son... "Leaves from the vine" also killed me! At first it was such a happy song Iroh used to cheer up a crying boy ...and then it turned into a tragic sad song dedicated to his late son on his birthday. The mood just 180 real quick. Then of course, that "In honor of Mako" bit really hurt my heart. Rest in peace, Mako. Thank you for bringing Uncle Iroh to life and bestowing many inspiring and wise life lessons to us. Also, if you were wondering what the writing on the picture said, it roughly translated to: "To General Iroh: See you after we win the War. Your loyal son, Lu Ten" :(

[@acmaster9069]

Irohs story has been a centering and sobering tale as he is what, as an adult I've modeled myself after. You don't have to change the world yourself, you can just encourage others to greatness. I've loved this series and all its lessons for almost 15 years. It's my bi yearly watch to bring back prospective.

[@davenaldrich3985]

Tale of Iroh come on: Me: That’s ok, I wasn’t planning on crying today, but here we are.

[@chickbowdrie4750]

6:38 As soon as those notes begin to play I start to tear up. My goodness, what a scene...

[@ven_skywalker7007]

The picture on Lu Ten’s grave is based off of Mako as a young man. When he learned he was dying from cancer Mako wrote this song. At his funeral, Mako’s son sang it for him. When Mako’s replacement voice actor was asked if he wanted to sing “Leaves on the Vine” he refused stating that it was Mako’s song.

[@Bincone]

Iroh's first voice actor died of cancer, and this episode was one of the last (if not THE last) one he ever recorded. He recorded Iroh singing while lying on the bed because he couldn't stand up anymore. Iroh crying is in fact the v.a actually crying while recording... RIP...

[@alladinassaf5520]

fun not so fun fact: Mako is the voice actor of iroh that died before the episode aired

[@dastemplar9681]

By the time this episode aired, Mako died of throat cancer. He completed recording for the entire season’s production. I think the song itself was the very last recorded performance of such a legendary actor. He also wrote the song himself after he learned that the cancer would eventually kill him. You would notice that the in the following episodes, Iroh speaks very little, this was a production’s decision in order to respect Mako’s family as they grieved his passing at the time being.

[@miracletortoise6224]

Leaves from the vine... Falling so slow... Like fragile, tiny shells, Drifting on the foam... Little... Soldier boy, Comes marching home, Brave... Soldier boy, Comes marching home...

[@izzyt1626]

One thing I LOVE about the show, specifically Irohs part of the episode, is this is one of the last episodes he recorded. That pain in his voice wasn't just acting, it was real. Also the symbolism and all these other deeper hidden meanings.

[@ChrisDixon__]

Uncle Iroh's song and tale segment always get the feels. 17:58 As non-spoilery as I can write this, I'm really interested in listening to Imon and Abi's thoughts on _The Legend of Korra_ (whenever we get there) and its mature themes and topics where discussion may lean more towards mental health etc. I have a special love for both series-they complete each other in a balanced yin-yang-and enjoy re-watching and re-living both Korra and Aang's journeys. Hearing nice discussions after each episode (whether short or long) and appreciation for the writing & characters are a big bonus treat.

[@karlluigi1987]

LIL SOULJA BOY

[@Sam_Guevenne]

YOOOO

[@Gurushlover.]

Karl Matrix 😂

[@karaseirin]

The only time I cried while watching this show was because of that Iroh scene

[@karaseirin]

And I cried again watching the video, as soon as the pipa started playing

[@christianschoff2490]

God damn it, I started crying as soon as Iroh started talking.

[@Jkpancakes]

I think iroh's tale is so heartbreaking. Throughout his whole tale he's helping people. The merchant with his flower, singing to the little boy, the mugger, the kids playing. But at the memorial for his son he says "if only I could have helped you", he wasn't able to help the one person he needed to help. Then to add on to that he is probably feeling overwhelmingly guilty because his son died in the invasion he started and so in his mind and in reality he is one of the reasons his son is dead

[@lordleo9047]

I love how Abi starts cracking up whenever something makes her cry lol

[@bigrat4780]

omg I love your pink-tipped locks. That shade of pink is so pretty 🥺

[@VADYCAN]

Mako Iwamatsu the voice actor of Iroh passed away from cancer before this episode aired, the picture of Irohs son is apparently supposed to resemble a younger Mako. After season 2 Iroh is voiced by another VA

[@owenhalloran3111]

This episode cemented Iroh as my favorite character

[@Liesmith424]

Iroh's Story brings me to tears every time, even after seeing it over a dozen times. Even trying to explain it to people brings me to tears. It's such a deeply *real* moment.

[@Tennisman81]

Mako breathed life into the character of Uncle Iroh, I tear up a little everytime i see this episode.

[@LDIndustries]

Happy birthday my son If only I could have helped you. Leaves from the vine, falling so slow. Like little tiny shells, Drifting in the foam. Little soldier boy, come marching home. Brave soldier boy, comes marching home.

[@davidmichaelson1092]

This is one of the best episodes of the whole franchise. I cry every time I see Iroh's tale.

[@edeosa2283]

This episode hits different knowing that this was Mako Iwamatsu's (the first voice actor for uncle Iroh) last episode. He knew he was dying of cancer and basically sang this song to himself. The photo illustration used for Iroh's son is actually Mako as a young man. It just makes it so much sadder and I cry every time...

[@JazzMaster01]

I usually tear up when Iroh starts singing at the tree, but when his voice breaks, I just break down and sob like a fucking baby

[@cheapship6843]

Iroh’s tale is the closest scene I’ve ever seen to put on the edge to cry. Learning more about that tale and what the ending meant, I might as well have cried

[@yoonnnnn7]

Everybody gangster until Iroh starts singing leaves from the vine

[@edwardserfrostymartinez1538]

Years later... 500th time seeing the Iroh story. I still tear up. FML

[@mxyzptlk1616]

In Iroh's story the 3 young men represent the stages of the father son relationship. In the end a reference is made to Iroh's son who died during the invasion of ba sing se. His death is the catalyst for Iroh beginning to see life in a new way

[@irishdc9523]

A toddler, a child and a teenager. A man at each stage in his life. "Happy birthday, my son. If only I could've helped you."

[@christianwarnsley7896]

everybody is gangster until Iroh starts singing

[@animecafe1142]

the girl on black :- i would love to sit under a tree, leaves falling me:- you're about to be crashed by a feels train

[@bugkillah9389]

The fact that Abi has watched the show before but doesn't remember any of the most important scenes like iroh singing for his son is making me furious ughh just utterly disrespectful

[@r.a.fgattaiguy845]

gee it´s almost like most of us watched it as kids and don´t remember most of it

[@moonlight-rising]

im so glad u guys are bringing these reactions to yt!!

[@ponderingeyesO_O]

when the panel shows “in honor of Mako” , it was meant for the original voice actor for Iroh since he past away :(

[@koyoteekoy916]

I've seen the tales of Iron at least 25 times now over the years, and it still brings tears to my eye every time. Same as the Momo story, but not as much.

[@yvaincallipso84]

The Iroh tales represented him helping people in the stages one would raise a child in. Firs a toddler, a child and a young man.

[@hashimahmed9409]

Mako Iwamatsu was the voice actor for Iroh if you were wondering. It's sad that he's gone. Rest in Peace, Mako.

[@nonyabiz8726]

IROH IS THE BEST

[@pbnj5433]

The picture of irons son is actually a picture of the voice actor mako in his youth and the song is the last recording he gave because he knew he was dying of cancer

[@NWCountryGirl17]

if you don't get choked up at "leaves from the vine" you HAVE NO SOUL

[@Scoundr3ll]

As you’ve probably already seen: 1. Mako is the name of Iroh’s voice actor 2. This is sadly the last episode Mako actually voiced. Which makes the tribute that much sadder.

[@fennex4329]

He voiced all the episodes up through the season 2 finale actually. Most of the recordings were already done when he died, so the new voice actor didn't take over until season 3.

[@Scoundr3ll]

fennex I heard this was the last one he voiced though? Idk if I got my facts mixed up but I could’ve sworn...

[@fennex4329]

Much Good I looked it up and it says he voiced Iroh’s lines throughout all of Book 2, even after this episode. It is confusing though, since the tribute to him is in this episode.

[@XxOnyxStudiosxX]

@@fennex4329 Well this is the section of the show that exclusively focuses on Iroh so it makes sense to dedicate it to Mako

[@jformers]

The scene where Zuko firebends, the show captivates the art of bending every damn time

[@LordZeebee]

Just to twist the knife even more, Lu Ten died besieging this very city. It's entirely possible Iroh chose that hill because the height allows him to see the place where he was killed. This part specifically is so beautifully written, giving us glimpses of Iroh as Lu Ten's father in all the stages from child to young adult. All while playing a song about how vulnerable and fragile human life is and how all you can do is hope that your soldier boy gets to come back to you. Gaaah i just love iiiiit!!

[@johnnycake5154]

I was 7 when this episode came out.. I'm 22 I still cry when I hear this

[@theonlykingA]

This episode always punches me in the heart!

[@redviper6805]

Mako finished recording for his role for all of Book 2 before he passed away. He had cancer☹️

[@panjamysy]

"For a picnic....*immediately realizes this is not a picnic*"

[@noremac7216]

I imagine someone who uses their feet to sense everything around them having them scrubbed us probably like having a siren in your face

[@kukyca5853]

The tale of iroh is even more sad cause literally his son died in the war in ba sing se and he is now in ba sing se, and still helps everyone and i- 😭😭😭

[@chapers6719]

Thank you for showing all the important parts of the iroh segment. I think every event in it helps to show how amazing iroh is. Like a digital Bob Ross but better.

[@viczking8520]

"little soldier boy.............." crying crying crying more crying even more crying

[@inukaiya1509]

That iroh episode always makes me cry no matter how many times I see it. And like many people i agree that it should have been the last of these mini parts.

[@dmastermanga]

"I'd Love to sit under a tree like tha" ... "Ooh a picnic" ... "Wait what's going on" x.x

[@nicole.-.3]

It's impossible to not cry or at least feel sad when you watch The Tale of Iroh

[@Repsforjesus67]

Everybody gangsta until Iroh starts singing Leaves from the Vine

[@whiterunguard2691]

I literally started crying in my living room after listening to the song

[@operative2136]

If the tale of Iroh doesn't at least bring some moisture to your eyes at the end, you may in fact be a robot. Iroh's tale is honestly one of my favorite parts of this season. It stands as a fantastic memorial for Mako Iwamatsu, and a great reminder of why Iroh's a great character.

[@Kidapollo92]

I always wonder what was iroh gonna do if zuko had brought her back to the crib like... now zuko go easy on her lol like wtf

[@whitesena9935]

Toph's feet are tough.

[@borke42]

Watching her react to the tale of Zuko with how suspicious she is of everybody was hilarious

[@sofiasanguedolce1886]

Everyone is a gangster until Uncle Iroh sings leaves from the vine

[@therandomartist3201]

For Iroh the letter is assumingely the last letter his son sent saying He’ll see him after they win the war, making the character side of things even sadder, and for Mako he knew he was dying and did cry singing little soldier boy, I don’t have a source it’s just what I’ve heard so correct me if I’m wrong.

[@floomp4552]

That one footprint is there because oppa stepped in that mud puddle. The rest of the ground is stone and you cant really create footprints in stone unless you're applying a lot of force.

[@ardraagatama2858]

Leaves from the vine~ Hits me every damn time

[@repeated2]

this is one of my fav episodes of avatar