Protester

"URN"

- Join Amon, and together we will tear down the bending establishment!

The protester is a non-bender who once publicly advocated the Equalist movement.

Early life
The protester grew up in Republic City and from an early age had a desire to be at the center of attention. He accomplished this by vehemently challenging the opinion of the majority, including that of his parents, who were dedicated supporters of Avatar Aang despite being non-benders. His anti-bending sentiment was gradually accepted as the Equalist movement became more prevalent throughout the city, which led him to pursue his agenda full-time as a graduate student at Republic City University.

Encountering Korra


In the presence of Avatar Korra, the protester rallied several passerby at Republic City Park against the young waterbender's views. After realizing she felt compelled to contest his bold remarks about bending being "tyrannical" and that those who practiced it forced the non-benders of the city to live as "lower-class citizens", the protester focused his attention on her. Quickly singling her out as a bender herself, he used Korra's hotheaded attitude to his advantage and directed the interest of the crowd to her perceived wrongful viewpoint. In response to Korra's failure of making a strong rebuttal, the man dismissed the bender by saying her statements made no sense, followed by a roar of protest from his fellow supporters.

Several days later, he encountered Korra once more at the park, this time with Mako by her side. They pressured him to reveal the location of the revelation rally, but the protester firmly denied their request. He soon called an officer to his assistance, after which Mako and Korra fled the scene.

Amon's defeat


This protester was later present at the Equalist Victory Rally where he witnessed Avatar Korra accuse Amon of being a waterbender and later blast him out a window and into the harbor. He then attempted to direct the crowd's rage and anger at Korra, accusing her of being an "evil Avatar", but promptly stopped and stared with disbelief as he witnessed the revelation of Amon's bending abilities.

Trivia

 * In addition to voicing the protester, Carlos Alazraqui also voiced Tonraq, as well as Due and Tho in the original series.