rewatched "The Puppetmaster," contemplating headcanon & things

[foreveryakone]

Well I hope you're enjoying yourself. Sure, I could use a history -- one before the... obvious -- even if you won't do much of anything worthwhile with it. Or are you reconsidering?

Our legacy does deserve more attention and respect than it got. A great deal more. So write away. You know very well I'm not going anywhere unless you finally make up that mind of yours for good.

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[spiritblocked]

[WOW. BEST DAD/HUSBAND YAKONE. Really knockin' everyone out of the ballpark there.]

I'm sure it matters to her.

[foreveryakone]

[ HE STRIVES FOR GREATNESS. And Ozai is stiff competition. ]

But not to you. She was proud of the man she married, and that's all that matters.

[spiritblocked]

I'm sure she'd love to here about how both of her sons ended up causing so much trouble for Republic City.

[Wow Korra you're being insensitive. But she's just being childish over what Yakone said about her predecessor.]

[foreveryakone]

Tarrlok might have made her proud for a while. But her idea of success was much different than mine. That's assuming she even cared anymore after Noatak disappeared.

[ It's like family/reincarnation potshot ping-pong. The best game... ]

[spiritblocked]

[Suddenly best/worst CR ever.]

And I wonder whose fault that was.

[foreveryakone]

[ There can be no doubt. No one needs maturity. ]

He made his choice.

[spiritblocked]

I think he left because you were a terrible father.

[Which sounds like when she called Tenzin a horrible teacher, but this time it's because it's true! Not because she's an angry teenager! -Okay, who am I kidding? It's both.]

[foreveryakone]

[ It must be nice to be able to take out that indignant teenage anger on someone who really deserves it. Almost as nice as being rude to the Avatar. ]

But not a terrible teacher, apparently.

[spiritblocked]

Doesn't stop you from being a terrible person. I feel sorry for your wife.

[foreveryakone]

I wasn't the one who broke her heart.

[spiritblocked]

Might as well have been!

[foreveryakone]

You're starting to get irrational, Avatar. Did my sons get under your skin that much? That must really burn you up.

[spiritblocked]

[jhdjkfhjsdkh KORRA ANGRY.]

Shut up! You and your family have been nothing but trouble for everybody.

[foreveryakone]

[ NOTHING LIKE A LITTLE AVATAR RAGE IN THE MORNING to really make someone's day. ]

At least they were good for something.

[spiritblocked]

You're twisted.

[foreveryakone]

It wasn't quite the revenge I had in mind. But they slowed you down.

[spiritblocked]

[They also helped achieve all her goals. So THERE. But she's not thinking clearly.]

Yeah, well it's all over now. For you and your sons. [It's... kind of sad, really. However Korra doesn't register that because she's too full of wanting to punch him in the face.]

[foreveryakone]

[ Yeah so much for that rare bloodline. Not that a bloodbending bloodline is really going to go... good places, but... you know. It's the principle of the matter or something. ]

So it is. Taking away someone's bending is only a problem when it's not on your terms, isn't that right, Avatar?

[spiritblocked]

The Avatar does it to protect people. Amon was going to do it to innocent benders!

[foreveryakone]

I wonder where he got the idea from.

[spiritblocked]

[You know right about now she really wants to earthbend you to the moon.

The only thing stopping her is that Yue did nothing to deserve a terrible person like Yakone on her face.]

[foreveryakone]

[ She could always use her divine Moon Powers on him. ]

It must be true what they say, about the Avatar having to suffer through the mistakes of the previous one.

[spiritblocked]

Yeah, I guess Aang's mistake was not killing you.

[She's water tribe. They have no qualms with death.]

[foreveryakone]

It was. But I'm not complaining.