Avatar Book 3, Ep. 10-11 - spoiler-free reaction post

[hymnia]

Finally, I've got some time (and energy) to do another Avatar re-watch post. From here on out, I'll be doing two episodes at a time, because there's just so much good stuff from here until the end, and I don't want these posts to be TL;DR.

Info from the commentary tracks will be marked with a "C".

Comments

[orcapotter]

I just started re-watching myself, and am up to episode 6. I've been paying more critical attention and it's amazing how the series had matured. But in the sense that it was meant to, and not by any prior shortcomings. Does that make sense?

[hymnia]

Yeah, I know what you mean. A lot of good stories are like that. At first they may be light, a bit fluffy, not too deep, but as they progress they grow into something more. It's not that the light beginning was bad writing, though. That's just the course the story takes, like a musical piece that starts out soft and builds to a crescendo. I think Fruits Basket is like that, too.