Title: Burning Bridges Author: albumsontheside Characters: Zuko, Azula Timeline: post-series Word Count: 200 Summary: Zuko visits his sister only once, in a mental facility south of Ba Sing Se.
Ahhhh, why did you read this when you haven't watched it? Phew there's not many spoilers n it, apart form the premise ... has this enticed you to start? *hopeful*
What are you on about? I LOVE spoilers. They save me the trouble of actually watching movies and stuff. I guess that answers your question, doesn't it? ;)
*squeals* You wrote an ATLA fic! And you managed to peg Azula's madness spot on, IMO. Sammy you've just made my day :) Maybe you write some Zuko/Mai next? *insert puppy eyes here* LOVE YOUR ZUKO ICON!
EDIT: This is lteelana btw, I've just re-named my account.
Right now, I'm hungry. Gonna go raid the kitchen for some dinner, since it's after 5 p.m. here.
Spring-Summer season keeps me busy. A ton of social events with family and friends on my calendar the next two months (a cousin's wedding, graduations, an anime convention) But yeah, I'm doing good. :)
And I suppose, at the end, she's still just a girl who wanted to please her father. Who wanted both of her parents to love her.
Yes. After all, all her insecurities pretty much stem from the fact that her mother loved her brother and her father loved her abilities more than her self. Poor, damaged Azula :(
I think that Ursa did and still does love Azula. It's just that Azula didn't see it that way. Ursa strikes me as the type to love both of her children equally, but it seemed that she favored Zuko more because he needed more attention than Azula did at the time. I'd say the situation is rather reversed at the moment, however.
Also, the added mental illness (since really, Azula shows most if not all of the classic signs) certainly didn't help matters either.
Ursa strikes me as the type to love both of her children equally, but it seemed that she favored Zuko more because he needed more attention than Azula did at the time.
You think? I think she ... genuinely couldn't relate to Azula. Ursa seems like the type who preaches love and compassion, and to have a child who, from the start, is so evidently cruel ...
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How's it going, hun?
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a) I love you.
b) WATCH ATLA IT IS LEGENDARY. Seriously, you can watch it online easily :)
How are you, my love?
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EDIT: This is lteelana btw, I've just re-named my account.
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I'm so glad you like it, bb <3333 How's you?
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Spring-Summer season keeps me busy. A ton of social events with family and friends on my calendar the next two months (a cousin's wedding, graduations, an anime convention) But yeah, I'm doing good. :)
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Ooh, sounds nice! I've got exams, but am trying to distract myself from revision by, er, writing fic. More Zuko!fic coming up, yesssss.
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And I suppose, at the end, she's still just a girl who wanted to please her father. Who wanted both of her parents to love her.
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Yes. After all, all her insecurities pretty much stem from the fact that her mother loved her brother and her father loved her abilities more than her self. Poor, damaged Azula :(
Thank you for reading :)
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Also, the added mental illness (since really, Azula shows most if not all of the classic signs) certainly didn't help matters either.
Zari
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You think? I think she ... genuinely couldn't relate to Azula. Ursa seems like the type who preaches love and compassion, and to have a child who, from the start, is so evidently cruel ...
Speaking of, what do you think happened to Ursa?
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So glad you liked, bb! How;re you doing? :)
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Ohh, that sounds quite interesting. What brought that train of thought up?
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