<p>Although it is possible that he did have an attraction for Ming-Hua. I guess we will never find out since they are both dead unless the creators say something at this year's comic-con. </p>

<p>He didn't sound sarcastic to me; and that look that he shot at her looked vaguely hopeful.  And I'm kinda hoping that we get a backstory/start-of-darkness graphic novel run about those jerkbenders. </p>

<p>According to Ghazan's wikia page (http://avatar.wikia.com/wiki/Ghazan), the moustache came into existence at 10 years old. In which case either Ghazan being raised by a sister or the unspoken attraction is true. </p><p>I'm thinking that the unspoken attraction is likely, given that since it's the four of them together most of the time (excluding their imprisonment) and that Zaheer and P'Li are already an item, it could be the case that Ghazan and Ming-Hua would be attracted to the only single person in the group that they see most of the time (ie each other). Not to mention the two of them were like partners in crime as they'd be fighting together in 2v2s (Mako and Bolin vs Ghazan and Ming-Hua (one of which was on P'Li's orders, I know), all confrontations (As well as the brief confrontation of Mako, Bolin and Asami vs Ghazan and Ming-Hua), and Kya and Bumi vs Ghazan and Ming-Hua. </p><p>Initially I thought that any non-business related talk (ie kill the world leaders, kill the Avatar, change the world etc) was more sarcasm and small jokes between the group (all but Zaheer who was always pretty serious about the group's goals) such as Ming-Hua being happy to see the two mug-heads, or P'Li calling Ming-Hua out for being a show off for not using the elevator. Even so, I think that some sort of romance between the only people they'd regularly see whilst out on their business trips is likely, since there was never really anything else to suggest that Ghazan had an older sibling. </p>

<p>I don't know why the mustache thing is listed as canon on his page; it was a joke when Michael said it, and he and Bryan both admitted later (specifically in commentary) that they had no idea which two out of Bo's three guesses were correct, because they didn't write the episode. </p>

<p>Mmmm, my guess is the sister thing and the attraction. Of course it's hilarious to imagine his moustache at that age, but it probably wasn't the case. I also think they're about the same age, both born about the mid-to-late 130 AG's. </p><p>Also, Deist, I replied on our last conversation. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Master Earthbender8 wrote:
Mmmm, my guess is the sister thing and the attraction. Of course it's hilarious to imagine his moustache at that age, but it probably wasn't the case. I also think they're about the same age, both born about the mid-to-late 130 AG's. <p>Also, Deist, I replied on our last conversation. </p> </i></div>
<p>I pretty much thought your reply stood well enough on its own. </p><p>My thought is that they were both born sometime between 134 and 136, putting them both somewhere between 22 and 24 when they were captured and somewhere between 35 and 37 in Book 3. And I'm now actually a bit more willing to entertain the possibility that Ghazan was the younger of the two; the Red Lotus inner circle (however ironically) had an internal hierarchy, and Ghazan deferred to <i>all</i> of the other three, so it'd fit.  (Same applies to why I think P'Li was older than either of them, but younger than Zaheer; I think that they <i>established</i> that ironic internal hierarchy when they were all young enough that "because I'm older than you!" worked as a justification.) </p>

<p>My skin is significantly darker than my brother's. If one parent had lighter skin than the other, it's definitely possible for two drastically different skin tones in siblings. </p>

<p>The Cloudsibs all have different skin tones, but that's not the issue.  The issue is that there are points at which the matter of them being siblings would have come up if that were the case.  (Such as when Bolin suggested that they were into each other...and Ghazan reacted like it was <i>definitely</i> true on his end, while Ming-Hua acted like she <i>totally wasn't</i> into that big inked-up geothermal lug; <i>really</i>; the very <i>idea</i>.) </p>