<div class="quote"><i>EccentricChild wrote:
Whatever the outcome of the love triangle may be, I'm 99.9 percent sure it'll result in Mako being hated once more. If he ends things with Asami, which'll likely be the case, people will be angry at him for supposedly leading her on. If he decides to stay broken up with Korra, choosing to stick with Asami instead, people will be angry at him for having gotten with Korra in the first place. It's basically a lose-lose situation.</i></div>
<p>Honestly, I do want him and Korra. But, if it threatens the good frinedship that Korra and Asami have, then absolutely not. but no Masami either. I'm honestly feeling inclined to ship Korrasami haha. I'm torn between Makorra and Korrasami, but leaning more toward the latter!
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<p>I am a Makorra fan but the creators have to change Mako's character if he even deserves to be on team Avatar or even be on this show!Yet they dissappoint us again. </p>

<p>Nope, all Korrasami for me now! </p>

<p>I feel you. In light of recent events I just kind of want to look at Mako, shake my head and say. "man f*ck that guy" </p><p>Like seriously I think having a Korrasami show based on Korra and Asami as good friends would be very good rn. </p>

<p>I agree! And perhaps even for the two to take it to the next level would be nice! </p>

<p>I just watched the episode and I just am speechless. Really Mako, really? </p>

<p>At this point, as far as the whole love triangle issue is concerned, I am both agitated and confused at the current state of affairs.  So at this point, Korra effectively has convienient amnesia in regards to her and Mako's current relationship status; Mako may or may not be intending to date Asami again; and Asami is once again becoming the third wheel of this whole thing. </p><p>I really don't know where they are going with this, and in this particular case, that is not a good thing.  This isn't some interesting twist that leaves me wondering with baited breath about what will happen next, this is just a load of crap that leaves me wondering "Why are we doing this again?" </p><p>Seriously writers, make up your mind.  Either stick with Mako and Korra and work to actually develop it, or have Mako and Asami hook up and stick with it.  This back and forth you're doing isn't interesting or engaging, it's just tedious, irritating, and distracting. </p><p>I seriously don't want to focus so much on the romantic subplots of this series, but the writers seem utterly dedicated to forcing it down our throats.  The whole issue was resolved, for better or worse depending on who you ask, last season, and this season should have spent whatever alloted time dedicated to the romantic subplot actually developing the relationship between them more, not hitting the reset button. </p><p>I just... I really don't get where they are going with this... I want to like this series, I really do, and a lot of elements of it are really good, but this whole love-triangle thing that they are determined to throw at us is simply too distracting.  As much as I want to ignore it, it's just too forced into the story to simply be ignored. </p><p>I also feel like I should make it clear regarding my opinions of the characters: I don't hate any of them.  I don't hate Korra, though she was acting rather, um, abusive this season.  I don't hate Mako, although he is once again becoming an indecisive lunkhead.  And I don't hate Asami, even though I have to question just why she thought it a good idea to try and hook back up with Mako in the first place.  The thing is, this is not their fault, not any of them.  The people writing them, on the other hand... </p>

<p>All I hope is that the last two episodes fix this. We don't know what's going to happen. All I ask is that they take consideration of season one and let Mako and Korra work it out. I don't want to hate him anymore than I already do, so please, have it so he'll try to redeem himself. He broke up with Asami mutually to be with Korra, there's no reason they shouldn't try <i>DAMMIT!</i> </p>

<p>I'm pretty flabbergasted by the conclusion of the love triangle—and I doubt this is actually the conclusion, given the writers' apparent need to keep reopening a can of worms. Seriously, this was practically a soap opera. Korra's amnesia is what really made it over the top. I really enjoyed Mako's character, up until these last few episodes. The tactical, diligent cop essentially devolved into a fickle, boneheaded teenager; I've never seen such a frustrating, disappointing case of character regression. I honestly hope Mako isn't back together with Asami, come next season; and if it happens, it'll be pretty much result in the mother of all facepalms. As Chi13i said, none of characters are really deserving of hate, even though they're all being pretty stupid like, well, teenagers. </p><p>With all of that being said, the final conversation between Mako and Korra was by far the most mature exchange they've ever had. They've finally acknowledged that there are too many difficulties surrounding their relationship—their clashing personalities especially—for it to be long-standing. Let's just hope the writers don't negate whatever little development came out of this fiasco. </p>

<p>The last two episodes are on Nick.com, if you prefer to wait, that's fine with me. </p><p>If you're not in the USA, use a vpn, like Tunnelbear. Just google it, it will be the first link you see. </p>