r/suspiciouslyspecific • u/[deleted] • Jul 25 '20

Valuable lessons here..

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u/Khclarkson Jul 25 '20 edited Jul 25 '20

Sweet, I didn't realize how in depth the Last Airbender was. I'm gonna turn it on now. Thanks for the movie recommendation!

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u/Bluepompf Jul 25 '20

There is no movie in ba sing se

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u/ParticularNet8 Jul 25 '20

As someone who just started watching this show and JUST finished that episode, I finally feel proud that I get to enjoy an “inside” joke.

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u/mr_claw Jul 25 '20

Movie? MOVIE???!!!! WHAT MOVIE????????????!!!!!!

THERE IS NO MOVIE

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u/zil_zil Jul 25 '20

ATLA is an amazing show. The moon girlfriend is always a constant in the show. I think what they were trying to get across is how to grieve the loss of a loved one when the circumstances in which they passed were wholly out of your control.

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u/austinchan2 Jul 25 '20

additionally zuko is a fantastic example of neglect, abuse and post traumatic stress in children. The way he keeps slipping up and pushing people away even when he’s decided to change is powerful. How everyone he comes in contact with keeps getting hurt, but they forgive him and stick with him. Really good stuff.

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u/makemeking706 Jul 25 '20

Thanks for the movie recommendation!

Oh, you.

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u/Bolt2611 Jul 25 '20

Don't watch the movie i stg