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<div class="quote"><i>Gdamon wrote:
its disappointing that Baatar Jr switched back to their side <p>Suyin immediately forgave him, but Kuvira is going to get her punishment </p><p>not cool. she didn't force him to do anything. he was well aware her actions, and did some morally wrong things himself </p><p>if she gets punished, so should he. </p> </i></div>
<p>He probably might end up in Suyin's custody.
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its disappointing that Baatar Jr switched back to their side <p>Suyin immediately forgave him, but Kuvira is going to get her punishment </p><p>not cool. she didn't force him to do anything. he was well aware her actions, and did some morally wrong things himself </p><p>if she gets punished, so should he. </p> </i></div>
<p>He probably might end up in Suyin's custody.
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<div class="quote"><i>Torresp wrote:
<div class="quote"> <p>Supermensch wrote: </p> <div class="quote"> <p>Torresp wrote: "Kuvira's my family now!", it's almost like he's dead to his family. </p> </i></div>
I think you mean "it's almost like his family is dead to him" or perhaps "was", since now that Kuvira's betrayed him he doesn't have a lot of options besides going back to his old family. </div>Well it goes both ways. He's dead to them, they're dead to him. Especially for Suyin, the son she knew is just...gone. Remember why he distanced himself from his family in the first place: He was tired of having to live in their shadows that he almost never had an identity for himself. If anything by the time he comes to, he will probably steal a hummingbird mechAsuit and tell team avatar how hopeless it is to stop Kuvira before making a classic villain getaway. </div> <p>I doubt Baatar Jr. would go back to Kuvira after almost getting blasted by the giant robot.
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<div class="quote"> <p>Supermensch wrote: </p> <div class="quote"> <p>Torresp wrote: "Kuvira's my family now!", it's almost like he's dead to his family. </p> </i></div>
I think you mean "it's almost like his family is dead to him" or perhaps "was", since now that Kuvira's betrayed him he doesn't have a lot of options besides going back to his old family. </div>Well it goes both ways. He's dead to them, they're dead to him. Especially for Suyin, the son she knew is just...gone. Remember why he distanced himself from his family in the first place: He was tired of having to live in their shadows that he almost never had an identity for himself. If anything by the time he comes to, he will probably steal a hummingbird mechAsuit and tell team avatar how hopeless it is to stop Kuvira before making a classic villain getaway. </div> <p>I doubt Baatar Jr. would go back to Kuvira after almost getting blasted by the giant robot.
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<div class="quote"><i>Kubernes wrote:
When was she pushed around? Kuvira left Zaofu because Suyin didn't "push" her ideals enough.</i></div>
<p>Not to mention thinking she was a coward.
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When was she pushed around? Kuvira left Zaofu because Suyin didn't "push" her ideals enough.</i></div>
<p>Not to mention thinking she was a coward.
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<div class="quote"><i>Tcp3059 wrote:
I have a hunch that there's a small chance Bataar Jr may become disenchanted with Kuvira. However, it's much more likely that he'll follow her to the grave.</i></div>
<p>Wrong. He'll make Kuvira pay for her betrayal.
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I have a hunch that there's a small chance Bataar Jr may become disenchanted with Kuvira. However, it's much more likely that he'll follow her to the grave.</i></div>
<p>Wrong. He'll make Kuvira pay for her betrayal.
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<p>I have a feeling Opal will make Bataar Jr. realize his mistake by fighting him in a duel win, or lose. As of episode 10 of Book 4, despite his resentment towards his family, it clear to me that he still cares about them and won't harm or kill them especially Opal.
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<p>Due to him helping Kuvira in Book 4, Bolin's relationship with Mako will probably be strained for a while. They'll probably have a fight similar to one Lin and Suyin had in Book 3 over ideals.
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<div class="quote"><i>Thinklogic wrote:
<div class="quote">Deist Zealot wrote:
<div class="quote">Dogwalker wrote:
They relationship actually lasted longer than any involving the main characters we saw in the two series, except that between Aang and Katara. It seems to be something serious. Furthermore, both Bolin and Opal do not seems to have an emotionally inconstant nature.</i></div>
I'm sure <i>Mako</i> isn't supposed to be "emotionally inconstant," but that's certainly how he <i>acted</i> in Book 1 (and, to a lesser degree, Book 2). <p>That said: Bolin and Opal have actual chemistry, don't bring out the worst in each other, and seem to actually give a damn about each other. That's actually more than can be said of <i>any other</i> canon (or formerly canon) pairing involving any of the central four. </p> </div>Half-way in Old Wounds Bolin says "talking about our feeling, supporting eachother" and gets the response "its nice". Im expecting something like that to occur within Book 4, where they discuss with eachother where one went wrong. Likely Bolin seeking forgiveness after realizing Kuvira is seeking domination and turns against her. </div> <p>
I doubt Kuvira will let Bolin go that easily. She'll most likely sent some tanks after him for his disloyalty and probably go after Opal for being a "bad influence" to him. </p>
<div class="quote">Deist Zealot wrote:
<div class="quote">Dogwalker wrote:
They relationship actually lasted longer than any involving the main characters we saw in the two series, except that between Aang and Katara. It seems to be something serious. Furthermore, both Bolin and Opal do not seems to have an emotionally inconstant nature.</i></div>
I'm sure <i>Mako</i> isn't supposed to be "emotionally inconstant," but that's certainly how he <i>acted</i> in Book 1 (and, to a lesser degree, Book 2). <p>That said: Bolin and Opal have actual chemistry, don't bring out the worst in each other, and seem to actually give a damn about each other. That's actually more than can be said of <i>any other</i> canon (or formerly canon) pairing involving any of the central four. </p> </div>Half-way in Old Wounds Bolin says "talking about our feeling, supporting eachother" and gets the response "its nice". Im expecting something like that to occur within Book 4, where they discuss with eachother where one went wrong. Likely Bolin seeking forgiveness after realizing Kuvira is seeking domination and turns against her. </div> <p>
I doubt Kuvira will let Bolin go that easily. She'll most likely sent some tanks after him for his disloyalty and probably go after Opal for being a "bad influence" to him. </p>
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Who knows. Toph couldn't bear the idea of one of her daughters in prison for a crime thinking it could ruin her reputation. Not to mention remind her of how she felt being inprisoned in her own home by her parents to "protect" her.
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I have a feeling Zaheer will go after Korra's cousins and Zuko's daughter as well.
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<div class="quote"><i>Avatar Steve wrote:
Zaheer will not stop if his bending is removed. The man was dangerous enough to be locked up in a supermax prison, and that was BEFORE he was an airbender. There's only one way to remove him as a threat, and we all know what that is.</i></div>
<p>Death.
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Zaheer will not stop if his bending is removed. The man was dangerous enough to be locked up in a supermax prison, and that was BEFORE he was an airbender. There's only one way to remove him as a threat, and we all know what that is.</i></div>
<p>Death.
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No. She just thinks she's a jerk.
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<div class="quote"><i>AntJenkins wrote:
<div class="quote">Gibits wrote:
This is an easy one: Su disappears and everyone assumes she is doing time. Just how Toph planned it.</i></div>
Toph didn't want people to know that Su was doing time. She didn't want people to even think about a child of hers doing time, which is why she ripped up the report and planned to keep it under wraps, and is why Su didn't actually do any time.
</div> <p>She was probably afraid that if anyone found out one of her daughters committed a crime, it could ruin her reputation.
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<div class="quote">Gibits wrote:
This is an easy one: Su disappears and everyone assumes she is doing time. Just how Toph planned it.</i></div>
Toph didn't want people to know that Su was doing time. She didn't want people to even think about a child of hers doing time, which is why she ripped up the report and planned to keep it under wraps, and is why Su didn't actually do any time.
</div> <p>She was probably afraid that if anyone found out one of her daughters committed a crime, it could ruin her reputation.
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<div class="quote"><i>Jey8000 wrote:
Well so far according to what I saw in this week's episode, Su is not involved as Zaheer punished Aiwei and no one else was there. He didn't mentioned her nor implied another "agent" so I think she's okay so far.</i></div>
<p>Or Zaheer did include Su as an agent but kept his mouth shut about it.
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Well so far according to what I saw in this week's episode, Su is not involved as Zaheer punished Aiwei and no one else was there. He didn't mentioned her nor implied another "agent" so I think she's okay so far.</i></div>
<p>Or Zaheer did include Su as an agent but kept his mouth shut about it.
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<div class="quote"><i>Warrior of Spectra wrote:
Agreed. There is more than one way to acquire harmony. <p>Although Zaheer has a point about the White Lotus...they seemed to divert from their original cause. While training the Avatar is an important goal...the White Lotus was meant to be a secret society. </p> </i></div>
<p>The White Lotus had no choice but to go public. They probably began to realize that the longer they remain in secret, the more likely they'll be treated like criminals by people who've heard about them and/or are afraid of them.
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Agreed. There is more than one way to acquire harmony. <p>Although Zaheer has a point about the White Lotus...they seemed to divert from their original cause. While training the Avatar is an important goal...the White Lotus was meant to be a secret society. </p> </i></div>
<p>The White Lotus had no choice but to go public. They probably began to realize that the longer they remain in secret, the more likely they'll be treated like criminals by people who've heard about them and/or are afraid of them.
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<div class="quote"><i>Madz1101 wrote:
I dont think Suyin is involved and was unaware of Aiwei's betrayal. Everyone assumed Asami, was eventually going to betray the gang and side with her father during the revolution. We all know know that didnt happen.</i></div>
<p>I agree. After what she's been through since she left Republic City on her mother's orders after her arrest by Lin.
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I dont think Suyin is involved and was unaware of Aiwei's betrayal. Everyone assumed Asami, was eventually going to betray the gang and side with her father during the revolution. We all know know that didnt happen.</i></div>
<p>I agree. After what she's been through since she left Republic City on her mother's orders after her arrest by Lin.
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<div class="quote"><i>AntJenkins wrote:
I'm sure Su was taught siesmic sense as well. I'm sure she would know that something's up.</i></div>
<p>Unless Awei knows that and uses something to fool those senses.
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I'm sure Su was taught siesmic sense as well. I'm sure she would know that something's up.</i></div>
<p>Unless Awei knows that and uses something to fool those senses.
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<div class="quote"><i>BelgiumHelper wrote:
I don't think Suyin is evil, but I don't trust Awei, he's up to something!</i></div>
<p>If that's true, I'm sure Suyin won't be happy about it.
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I don't think Suyin is evil, but I don't trust Awei, he's up to something!</i></div>
<p>If that's true, I'm sure Suyin won't be happy about it.
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<div class="quote"><i>If she supported "the end of the Avatar" as Zaheer said at the beggining she wouldnt offer</i></div>
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</p><p>She dosen't. She probably knows the Avatar can bring balance to the world because Toph probably told her and Lin about her adventures with Aang. </p>
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</p><p>She dosen't. She probably knows the Avatar can bring balance to the world because Toph probably told her and Lin about her adventures with Aang. </p>
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<p>I think the only one not to be trusted is Varrick. Since the whole civil war between the Northern and Southern Water Tribes, I suspect that he'll try something similar to get Zaofu to go to war against Ba Sing Se and the Earth Queen, Hou-Ting.
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<p>I doubt Suyin would be as courrpted as Hou-Ting is.
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