Tlok: in book 2, we will highlight just how straining the role of Avatar can be upon a family, due to the massive responsibility that it places upon a singular individual, forcing them to carry the weight of the world on their shoulders and not allowing them to spend as much time with their loved ones as they'd like. Furthermore, we will also be exploring the difficulties genocide surivors may face in their family units, as the sense of responsibility to a dying culture weighs on every member, creating feelings of pressure, rivalry and alienation in the children. This is a complex and nuanced subject and it is important to remember that harm and trauma in families doesn't always come from a lack of love or lack of trying from the parents side.
98% of the fandom for some reason: Oh my god I can't believe Aang is an awful neglectful father who resented teo of his children for not being airbenders
