Dec 10, 2025
katara says jump, azula says do NOT tell me what to do and also how high
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katara says jump, azula says do NOT tell me what to do and also how high
Katara, pregnant: Sorry it's taking so long for him to kick. He kicked for everybody else.
Zuko: It's hard for the little guy to perform under pressure.
Sokka: Top ten things Zuko said on his wedding night.
Suki, feeling Katara’s belly: Woah! It was small but | think | felt it!
Toph: Top ten things Katara said on her wedding night.
Katara: *giggles*
Zuko: Stop laughing at it, Katara!
Everyone: Top ten things Zuko said on his wedding night!
Uncle Iroh: Remember, a falling knife has no handle.
Azula and Zuko, in unison : So, catch it by the blade!
Uncle Iroh: …I worry about both of you.
he is trying his best
Katara: You were stabbed. Do you remember anything?
Zuko: Only the ambulance ride to the hospital
Katara: That wasn’t an ambulance, I drove you.
Zuko: but I heard a siren.
Katara: That was Sokka screaming.
Mai: Zuko asked me to pretend to be his girlfriend because his father is homophobic but he ended up hating me so much that he was relieved when he found out Zuko was actually gay
Ty Lee: task failed successfully
Sokka: congrats on being so awful a girlfriend that you destroyed homophobia
Aang: *coughs up blood*
Azula: Weakened already, Avatar? My, my, and I was hoping for a challenge.
Aang: Bleh. Oh, no, it's not my blood.
Azula: ...what.
Aang: I said it's not my blood.
Azula: Repeating that statement does not offer the clarity you think it does.
Ursa: Sometimes I look back and try to understand where it all went wrong. Blaming everything on Ozai would be easy, and maybe I should, but they’re my children as much as they’re his — so I can’t help but feel some responsibility for what’s happened to them. Zuko and Azula suffered so much and made so many poor choices...and I wasn’t there for them...
Hakoda: Well, you know what they say.
Ursa: That there are no bad children, only bad parents?
Hakoda, partway through taking off his pants: I mean...I’m sure they say that too. But I was thinking more along the lines of, ‘Third time’s the charm.’
Ursa: Oh! I like that better.