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Log | Ongoing
When; Backdated to Tuesday morning
Rating; PG, inevitable angsting
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Summary; After learning from Katara that Zuko left the City, Sokka drags her along to console a sadfacing Iroh in the tea shop.
Log;
[Katara doesn't know why she's here with Sokka. She doesn't know why she agreed in the first place. She doesn't know why the tea shop seems to be getting closer and closer. She doesn't know if this is the right decision.
She doesn't know the right words to say.
General Iroh is from the Fire Nation. She's supposed to be angry, consumed by the hate she feels after they took away her mother and yet, she knows the old man isn't a bad guy. She has proof, but still, the blood flowing in his veins is tainted by the blood of a murderer, of a family-wrecker. As long as she can see the fire he bends, the hate she feels burns. She had seen his reaction through the device when her memory played and she was surprised she had a firm grip of herself at that time not to lash out on him. Her morals awed her. He wasn't to blame. It wouldn't be fair.
As Sokka and her enter the shop, she remembered the first time she walked inside the place. And how she stormed out of it too in a fit of unsuppressed rage. Zuko's gone, she should be happier than this. He will be able to correct the mistakes he lamented on while he was here. And yet, now, she abhors the fact that destiny once again separated family like how it reunited hers. Fire Nation or not, Katara believes it doesn't have to be this way.]
Rating; PG, inevitable angsting
Characters;
o_tea_p, notsobendy and drizzlinginside, closedSummary; After learning from Katara that Zuko left the City, Sokka drags her along to console a sadfacing Iroh in the tea shop.
Log;
[Katara doesn't know why she's here with Sokka. She doesn't know why she agreed in the first place. She doesn't know why the tea shop seems to be getting closer and closer. She doesn't know if this is the right decision.
She doesn't know the right words to say.
General Iroh is from the Fire Nation. She's supposed to be angry, consumed by the hate she feels after they took away her mother and yet, she knows the old man isn't a bad guy. She has proof, but still, the blood flowing in his veins is tainted by the blood of a murderer, of a family-wrecker. As long as she can see the fire he bends, the hate she feels burns. She had seen his reaction through the device when her memory played and she was surprised she had a firm grip of herself at that time not to lash out on him. Her morals awed her. He wasn't to blame. It wouldn't be fair.
As Sokka and her enter the shop, she remembered the first time she walked inside the place. And how she stormed out of it too in a fit of unsuppressed rage. Zuko's gone, she should be happier than this. He will be able to correct the mistakes he lamented on while he was here. And yet, now, she abhors the fact that destiny once again separated family like how it reunited hers. Fire Nation or not, Katara believes it doesn't have to be this way.]