I Was the Wife of the Tribal Chief

"I am Kya, Katara and Sokka's mother. As a Spirit, I have been watching over my family for many years. I love them very much and hope they knew how much I loved them before my sacrifice." (All interaction with characters from any realm is in a form of a dream due to her being a Spirit.)

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PLEASE READ AND SIGNAL BOOST

My friend Jenny told me that she wants to run away from home, and after me trying to convince her that she shouldn’t, she’s claiming she’ll either attempt suicide TONIGHT or run away.

Jenny is a really, really important friend to me, and we agreed that if this gets 100,000 notes, she won’t attempt suicide or run away.

Please, please reblog. I don’t want to lose Jenny.

[ptxuniverse]

I DONT CARE IF YOUR BLOG HAS NOTHING BUT CATS IN IT. SIGNAL BOOST THE HELL OUT OF THIS IT WILL SAVE A LIFE

[twilightoftheapprentice]

Badass Women of Avatar

based on this post

[avatarparallels]

Their Namesakes. 

[edwardrockbells]

Katara Week: Day 3 → Sacrifice

[ladybuhg]

. And now, when I try to remember my mom, Katara’s is the only face I can picture. 

[dehaans]

Katara: The Fire Nation took my mother away from me. Zuko: I’m sorry. That’s something we have in common.

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[wifeofthetribalchief]

SACRIFICE

“What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal.” - Albert Pine

[ohmykorra]

[kristallioness]

Before ATLA ended (read: before I managed to watch the entire series) and TLOK was even announced, this was one of the most heartbreaking moments in my book. Aang had just found out that everybody, his entire nation, his friends and family, had been killed. He was alone in a whole new world that had been thrown into war with nobody to help him. And then Katara comforts him, telling him that she understands what he’s going through because she had lost her mother. When she tells him that she and Sokka are his family now, it has a totally different meaning. She means that they’re friends, they’ll help and protect each other, they’re going to make it through difficult times and stick together. Now, or by the end of the series, this sentence can be seen from a completely different angle. Katara literally became his family - they fell in love and actually started a family years later. This is the reason why I find this moment to be so beautiful.

[deus-glacier]

Untitled. | Open.

          {☾—; “Hm…?”

                  Someone—but not just anyone—was lurking behind him. For quite some time now, the spirit had sensed the presence of another, though he had yet to pay it any real heed until now. Why, though, would only be apparent to a warrior who knew of the discomfort open spaces provided, especially when it made one feel vulnerable. No less, the dragon glanced back over his shoulder, gaze honing toward the direction from which he sensed the supposed ‘intruder.’

                                                      ”You’re still there… there’s no use in hiding. Come out.”

[wifeofthetribalchief]

"I'm sorry, did I surprise you? I was curious. I haven't seen you before," the spirit observed.

[ohmykorra]

Last words.

[ohmykorra]

Last words.

[exfirelordozai-blog]

"Yes. Can’t you see that I have been dethroned? My Son and the Avatar are said to be restoring balance to the world." Why did he say that?? Stupid dreams. "Your daughter saved my life after the prison let me die. I owe her everything." Perhaps he could pull tea out of thin air. That would be nice…. considering that everything felt real.

Much better.

[wifeofthetribalchief]

"The Avatar...He's alive?" Her mind suddenly jumped to the idea of bringing balance to the world. That would mean that the War did some serious damage. "I wouldn't be surprised. Your Nation caused a very big negative impact on the world. I'm glad the Avatar and- ahem, the Fire Lord are making a change."

[moonyly]

You have indeed felt a great loss.

[exfirelordozai-blog]

"Perhaps you should ask her that yourself." This dream felt so odd. He wasn’t sure if this was her mother or not but his subconscious… his dream… told him so. It boggled him. "She is friends with my son, The Fire Lord."

[wifeofthetribalchief]

"The Fire Lord?" She knew for a fact that Azulon was dead and that when she died, Fire Lord Ozai was in reign. This man, this prisoner, claimed that the current fire lord is his son. This couldn't be Fire Lord Ozai...could it? That would mean that Prince Zuko was now Fire Lord Zuko and Ozai was now Ex-Fire Lord Ozai. "My daughter is assisting not only a Fire Nation prisoner, but a former fire lord?" She almost couldn't believe what she was saying. Before she died she remembered the Fire Nation government to be misguided and have taken the wrong path to start the War. Perhaps Katara pushed aside the fact that the Fire Nation has changed, if that was even possible.

[exfirelordozai-blog]

"She’s keeping me alive." Sure, he was fine in his dreams but in reality, he was a sick, physically ill man with hardly any will to go on anymore… but Katara changed that. She saw the crippled condition he was in and acted on it as soon as possible, saving his life. 

[wifeofthetribalchief]

"She's keeping you alive?" The Fire Nation was the enemy of every nation. Why would Katara, of the water tribe, try to save a prisoner? They're in prison for a reason. "I don't mean for this to take any offense, but, what reason does Katara have to assist a prisoner? Especially someone of the Fire Nation?" 

[exfirelordozai-blog]

"I will not refuse your daughter’s help." This had to be the strangest dream he’s had yet. But why did it feel so real?

[wifeofthetribalchief]

"My daughter....You know Katara? And what relationship does a grown man in prison have with my daughter?"

[exfirelordozai-blog]

"That is out of the question."

[wifeofthetribalchief]

"What is?"