"I like, too, the way that when he confronted him it was in a calm way. He didn't get hit upside the head with an Azula betrayal or an Ozai betrayal that suddenly showed him he'd been a fool. Azula and Ozai were on their best behavior with him and he was still able to walk away."
yeah, I really liked that too :) It's just so much more meaningful that Zuko made his finale choice without any coercion. He was motivated solely by his own conscience.
I remember during the 10 month hiatus, I got into so many arguments for suggesting that Azula was honest in her offer, and that she didn't have some hidden motive to screw Zuko over, like setting him up as a puppet ruler of something like that. People actually got angry at me for suggesting that hey...maybe she actually cares about him in her way.
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Date: 2008-05-14 05:49 pm (UTC)yeah, I really liked that too :) It's just so much more meaningful that Zuko made his finale choice without any coercion. He was motivated solely by his own conscience.
I remember during the 10 month hiatus, I got into so many arguments for suggesting that Azula was honest in her offer, and that she didn't have some hidden motive to screw Zuko over, like setting him up as a puppet ruler of something like that. People actually got angry at me for suggesting that hey...maybe she actually cares about him in her way.