{ACCIDENTAL VIDEO POST} AZULA'S ADVENTURES IN AMERICAN TELEVISION

[peoplesprincess]

[Here we have Azula coming down the stairs at Cuddy's house, going into the kitchen to make herself a cup of tea before going back home. While waiting for the water to boil she stops to turn on the television, just because she can. Flipping through the channels, lalala... there's a baseball game, some cop show, an stylistic sequence of someone

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[bluespring]

That's usually how these things go, you know. The more sympathetic character is the protagonist.

[peoplesprincess]

He's not sympathetic.

[bluespring]

Remind me again how you describe yourself.

[peoplesprincess]

My cause is more worthy than his.

[bluespring]

Exactly how many people have you met in Dr. Cuddy's world or similar ones who agree with you about that?

[peoplesprincess]

Do you really think I go around to random people and tell them all about how I'm from another world?

[bluespring]

Let's discuss similar ones, then. You know a lot of people on the community, right? Many of them are from worlds where this series exists, or worlds similar to ones that have it. How popular is your cause among these people?

[peoplesprincess]

It's not as if I've ever taken a survey.

Besides, I'm not about to stop what I'm doing just because a few people from other worlds found it morally reprehensible.

[bluespring]

I'm not asking for a scientific poll.

We're not talking about whether you're going to stop.

[peoplesprincess]

I don't discuss it with people who aren't leaders themselves, because otherwise they're not at all likely to understand in any way, shape, or form.

That's good.

[bluespring]

You're being evasive.

[peoplesprincess]

No, I'm being truthful. I don't know what most people here think of our war, and it doesn't really matter.

[bluespring]

If you're not going to bother to find out what people think of what you're doing, then of course you're going to be surprised when you hear from the people who think it's bad.

[peoplesprincess]

I'm not surprised about that, I'm surprised that whoever made that television show cast us as the villains. That's different.

[bluespring]

No, it isn't. It's just another form of saying they disagree with what you're doing.

[peoplesprincess]

The program should side with those who are actually in the right.