Iroh and Ozai, it's the same story if you discount the crucial changes in the ending.

( The tale had become propaganda over the recent decades. )

Azula, Zuko and Iroh; victory is twenty percent glory and eighty percent swift reconstruction.
Directly follows Invitation to the Voyage, which is in the same arc as The Peaceful Ones.

( When Azula walked into Zuko's room the next morning, she found him already awake. )

This began just as a comparison of Iroh and Azula, but then the royal family issues came. So the first section is different from the rest, but I'm going to write the political-analysis-of-Avatarverse-cleverly-disguised-as-fic later, when I'm not redoing these personal statments for the ninety-billionth time. This is more like wading in the waters ( Read more... )

Three 'things too short to be fics and too long to be drabbles,' focused on Sokka and Toph, and Iroh, respectively.

( 'It's taboo,' Toph explained to him later. )

Jet, when you know you're right you don't look back.
Post-episode 13, very much spoilers. (Congrats, Avatar, you just ceased to be unslashable.)

( Jet and Li met at the doors between the two cars. )

One day, I will learn how to enter a fandom without writing introspective pieces. I will. I will.

Iroh, being the guardian of an angry teenager who isn't cynical enough sucks.
Spoilers for the last few episodes, especially Zuko Alone.

( Iroh couldn't deny that it was easier to travel without Zuko. )