Talk:Azula/@comment-3387809-20110706141049/@comment-3400458-20110706182929

I agree, it seems to reflect more on personality. While also, I think they made her that way as a form of intimidation, or something unique. Maybe in a weird way, it's a medaphor (sinse they enjoy using those). The fire remains blue for a certain period of time, and then turns into a common fire color- orange. Maybe it is suppose to come across dangerous and cold blooded, but it shows that in reality, she's not?