"Aang, when you were younger, you called upon four of your most recent lives to give you guidance when trying to figure out how to best deal with Ozai. Given Korra's current dilemma, how would you advise her, should she call upon your memories?"
((…well now, this will be a test. I hope I live up to an Aang-ly view point!))
"I’ve been thinking about that since this started, and about the Harmonic Convergence since I learned about it.
I’d make sure she realized I don’t have all the answers, just a piece she may or may not use. Regardless…
I’d remind Korra that her uncle may have done bad things, but to give him a chance to explain himself before doing anything hasty. He’s her uncle, her father’s brother. He may truly think he’s doing right by everyone, and it isn’t fair to…end him without giving him a chance.
Vaatu has to be stopped. The portal has to be shut again. I failed to give her proper head’s up about it, and now this has come full circle. Getting in touch with the spiritual, getting connected to you has always been vital. For Korra, before this all happens, it’s paramount. She doesn’t need to be at spiritual levels like I always was, but she needs to make a sizable, circular, continuous bond with you.”
Aang sighed, and looked slightly downward.
"I’d also reiterate a lesson I learned, and one that is the cause of all of this: even the best of intentions can go wrong and do more harm than help. It’s how we came together after all. And it’s also because of you that people, no matter what, deserve a chance to redeem themselves. It’s a right you gave to all of my lives before and now and ever more, it’s what Roku gave to Sozin, what I gave to Zuko, and his father…though I was pretty sure Ozai would not relent, and what Korra gave to Tarrlok. It’s the part of you in all living things that gives others that spark to be redeemed, and I think Korra should always keep that in mind."