100 Days, 100 Drabbles (#78: Secret of the Fire Nation)
Genre: Avatar: The Last Airbender
Title: 100 Days, 100 Drabbles
Chapter Title: Secret of the Fire Nation (078/100)
Author:
catalyst283
Word count: 167
Rating: G
Warnings: none
Notes: I’ve done a few similar pieces; this takes a slightly different angle on things…(And this totally has nothing to do with the secret of the Fire Nation XD)
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Secret of the Fire Nation
I’m doing fine. Would everybody stop worrying about me!
Everyone worries about me like I’m a little kid. For Spirits sake, I’m a hundred and twelve years old. So I was in an iceberg for a hundred of those years and have only actually seen the world for twelve of them. In those twelve years, I’ve seen more than a grown man has in his whole life. I’ve had to deal with so much, take on so much responsibility. I’ve had to make so many decisions, work out so many problems.
I’ve done so much-and yet everybody thinks it to be nothing! They still treat me as if I’m someone that needs constant care, constant attention-a little kid who needs to be babied all the time. I know they care about me, but I can take care of myself.
I just wish for once, people would actually see me.
And now I understand Toph more than ever.
Title: 100 Days, 100 Drabbles
Chapter Title: Secret of the Fire Nation (078/100)
Author:
catalyst283
Word count: 167
Rating: G
Warnings: none
Notes: I’ve done a few similar pieces; this takes a slightly different angle on things…(And this totally has nothing to do with the secret of the Fire Nation XD)
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Secret of the Fire Nation
I’m doing fine. Would everybody stop worrying about me!
Everyone worries about me like I’m a little kid. For Spirits sake, I’m a hundred and twelve years old. So I was in an iceberg for a hundred of those years and have only actually seen the world for twelve of them. In those twelve years, I’ve seen more than a grown man has in his whole life. I’ve had to deal with so much, take on so much responsibility. I’ve had to make so many decisions, work out so many problems.
I’ve done so much-and yet everybody thinks it to be nothing! They still treat me as if I’m someone that needs constant care, constant attention-a little kid who needs to be babied all the time. I know they care about me, but I can take care of myself.
I just wish for once, people would actually see me.
And now I understand Toph more than ever.