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ALL POSTSIs Malina in ATLA: North and South Unalaq's Wife or Future Wife?
<p>Hey everyone! How's it going? Okay so last night on AvatarWiki I find out that the new ATLA comic, North and South will be the next adventure after Smoke and Shadow. Judging the cover of North and South Part 1, I think all know the new series will about Katara and Sokka as the main characters with Aang as the supporting character (maybe). Also when I was reading the synopsis I saw the name "Malina," then all of sudden it hit me like a brick, because after I saw the name I went on Unalaq's page and find out that Unalaq married a woman named Malina aka the mother of Desna and Eska. The name brought my attention because maybe this Malina character in the upcoming North and South might be Unalaq's wife or future wife and we might see some connection between the Northern Water Tribe and the Southern Water Tribe, like in LOK: Book 2 Spirits. So what guys think? Do you all think this Malina is same character or different character? I'm really excited about this so I can't wait for this September 27, 2016 when Part 1 comes out!
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<div class="quote"> <p>Kubernes wrote: Maliq sounds more Middle Eastern to me. </p><p>I'm actually liking Malina's design. She feels so different from the others but still fits in. I actually wouldn't mind more variety in the tribe. I also like the fact that she lived in the Earth Kingdoms. </p><p>With the Aang issue, I feel that he could add something. Because he didn't have any parents Aang can simply portray that to Katara and Karatar can have a realization about that family is precious and you shouldn't push them away. Or some other such lesson. </p> </i></div>
Im middle Eastern and I can promise there is not a single person called Maliq in the whole middle east <p>You have only traditional arabic and jewish names, and it's not fit for both </p><p>Sounds more native american/australian for me </p> </div>Well, what about the Hui people aka the Chinese Muslims? Their names are the mixture of Arabic and Chinese languages. <p>The laws stated that they can use Arabic language as name or surname as logn as they have surnames. That is part of </p><p>the Chinese traditions. MUST have surnames. </p> </div>I never heard of them, but sound like you are 100% right, it's sure sound like a mix of chaines and arabic name</div>Why don't you do research about the Hui people by yourself if you have doubt in what I said earlier? </div>You mean for I doubted there is someone called Maliq in the middle east? </div> <p>Nope. You're right about that. What you're doubting is about the Muslim Communities outside of the Middle East </p><p>using that name, particulary in China such as the Hui people and other groups of Chinese Muslims. </p> </div> <p>I didn't doubt that. I meant that it wad the first time I heard about this people, it's not mean I doubted they are real </p>
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<div class="quote"> <p>Kubernes wrote: Maliq sounds more Middle Eastern to me. </p><p>I'm actually liking Malina's design. She feels so different from the others but still fits in. I actually wouldn't mind more variety in the tribe. I also like the fact that she lived in the Earth Kingdoms. </p><p>With the Aang issue, I feel that he could add something. Because he didn't have any parents Aang can simply portray that to Katara and Karatar can have a realization about that family is precious and you shouldn't push them away. Or some other such lesson. </p> </i></div>
Im middle Eastern and I can promise there is not a single person called Maliq in the whole middle east <p>You have only traditional arabic and jewish names, and it's not fit for both </p><p>Sounds more native american/australian for me </p> </div>Well, what about the Hui people aka the Chinese Muslims? Their names are the mixture of Arabic and Chinese languages. <p>The laws stated that they can use Arabic language as name or surname as logn as they have surnames. That is part of </p><p>the Chinese traditions. MUST have surnames. </p> </div>I never heard of them, but sound like you are 100% right, it's sure sound like a mix of chaines and arabic name</div>Why don't you do research about the Hui people by yourself if you have doubt in what I said earlier? </div>You mean for I doubted there is someone called Maliq in the middle east? </div> <p>Nope. You're right about that. What you're doubting is about the Muslim Communities outside of the Middle East </p><p>using that name, particulary in China such as the Hui people and other groups of Chinese Muslims. </p> </div> <p>I didn't doubt that. I meant that it wad the first time I heard about this people, it's not mean I doubted they are real </p>
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Names like Unalaq & Tarrlok are clearly meant to look Inuit. Malina is th ename of a goddess in Inuit mythology.</i></div>
Can I see the wikipedia about that, please? </div> <p>
</p><p>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malina_(mythology) </p>
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Names like Unalaq & Tarrlok are clearly meant to look Inuit. Malina is th ename of a goddess in Inuit mythology.</i></div>
Can I see the wikipedia about that, please? </div> <p>
</p><p>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malina_(mythology) </p>
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Names like Unalaq & Tarrlok are clearly meant to look Inuit. Malina is th ename of a goddess in Inuit mythology.</i></div>
Can I see the wikipedia about that, please?</div>
<p>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malina_(mythology) </p> </div> <p>It seems the producers dig in the researches very deep, I must say. </p>
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<div class="quote">Fomxcloud wrote:
Names like Unalaq & Tarrlok are clearly meant to look Inuit. Malina is th ename of a goddess in Inuit mythology.</i></div>
Can I see the wikipedia about that, please?</div>
<p>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malina_(mythology) </p> </div> <p>It seems the producers dig in the researches very deep, I must say. </p>
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</p> <div class="quote">Doratchi wrote:
<div class="quote"> <p>Kubernes wrote: Maliq sounds more Middle Eastern to me. </p><p>I'm actually liking Malina's design. She feels so different from the others but still fits in. I actually wouldn't mind more variety in the tribe. I also like the fact that she lived in the Earth Kingdoms. </p><p>With the Aang issue, I feel that he could add something. Because he didn't have any parents Aang can simply portray that to Katara and Karatar can have a realization about that family is precious and you shouldn't push them away. Or some other such lesson. </p> </i></div>
Im middle Eastern and I can promise there is not a single person called Maliq in the whole middle east <p>You have only traditional arabic and jewish names, and it's not fit for both </p><p>Sounds more native american/australian for me </p> </div>Well, what about the Hui people aka the Chinese Muslims? Their names are the mixture of Arabic and Chinese languages. <p>The laws stated that they can use Arabic language as name or surname as logn as they have surnames. That is part of </p><p>the Chinese traditions. MUST have surnames. </p> </div>I never heard of them, but sound like you are 100% right, it's sure sound like a mix of chaines and arabic name</div>Why don't you do research about the Hui people by yourself if you have doubt in what I said earlier?</div>You mean for I doubted there is someone called Maliq in the middle east?</div>Nope. You're right about that. What you're doubting is about the Muslim Communities outside of the Middle East <p>using that name, particulary in China such as the Hui people and other groups of Chinese Muslims. </p> </div>I didn't doubt that. I meant that it wad the first time I heard about this people, it's not mean I doubted they are real </div> <p>Well, you can do research now, I think. Despite no solid evidences, but it's also part the highest possibility. </p>
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</p> <div class="quote">Doratchi wrote:
<div class="quote"> <p>Kubernes wrote: Maliq sounds more Middle Eastern to me. </p><p>I'm actually liking Malina's design. She feels so different from the others but still fits in. I actually wouldn't mind more variety in the tribe. I also like the fact that she lived in the Earth Kingdoms. </p><p>With the Aang issue, I feel that he could add something. Because he didn't have any parents Aang can simply portray that to Katara and Karatar can have a realization about that family is precious and you shouldn't push them away. Or some other such lesson. </p> </i></div>
Im middle Eastern and I can promise there is not a single person called Maliq in the whole middle east <p>You have only traditional arabic and jewish names, and it's not fit for both </p><p>Sounds more native american/australian for me </p> </div>Well, what about the Hui people aka the Chinese Muslims? Their names are the mixture of Arabic and Chinese languages. <p>The laws stated that they can use Arabic language as name or surname as logn as they have surnames. That is part of </p><p>the Chinese traditions. MUST have surnames. </p> </div>I never heard of them, but sound like you are 100% right, it's sure sound like a mix of chaines and arabic name</div>Why don't you do research about the Hui people by yourself if you have doubt in what I said earlier?</div>You mean for I doubted there is someone called Maliq in the middle east?</div>Nope. You're right about that. What you're doubting is about the Muslim Communities outside of the Middle East <p>using that name, particulary in China such as the Hui people and other groups of Chinese Muslims. </p> </div>I didn't doubt that. I meant that it wad the first time I heard about this people, it's not mean I doubted they are real </div> <p>Well, you can do research now, I think. Despite no solid evidences, but it's also part the highest possibility. </p>
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Okay I just finishing reading North and South Part 1 yesterday and I must say things are getting really interesting. In my opinion North and South might be as good as Smoke and Shadow or maybe better.
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Okay I just finishing reading North and South Part 1 yesterday and I must say things are getting really interesting. In my opinion North and South might be as good as Smoke and Shadow or maybe better.
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<p>It's going to be more like The Rift 2.0 </p>
<p>It's going to be more like The Rift 2.0 </p>
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Ah...what?</i></div>
<p>It means you can do research for some confirmations. </p>
Ah...what?</i></div>
<p>It means you can do research for some confirmations. </p>
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Ah...what?</i></div>
It means you can do research for some confirmations. </div> <p>That and perhaps wait for the library edition to get some of the writer commentary. There's some good stuff in those library editions.
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Ah...what?</i></div>
It means you can do research for some confirmations. </div> <p>That and perhaps wait for the library edition to get some of the writer commentary. There's some good stuff in those library editions.
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<p>Maybe Sokka named his daughter after his Step-mother (to be), and she bacame the wife of unalaq
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