*** [[OurDragonsAreDifferent Vathara's dragons]] turn this into fearsomeness, simply because dragon morality is similar to human morality with a crucial difference: both human and dragon morality have [[LawfulGood innocence and trustworthiness]] as shared key virtues, but are opposed as to which takes precedence - to a human, a [[NeutralGood nonviolent traitor]](a draft dodger) is less of a concern than a [[LawfulEvil dutiful sociopath]](a war criminal). For dragons, it's the other way around - a BloodKnight is of use to the clan, but a DirtyCoward is a weak link to be eliminated at all costs. Basically, if asked to choose whether ToBeLawfulOrGood, humans are more likely to pick Good, and dragons(along with all other known spiritual entities) are more likely to pick Lawful. As you can guess, this causes humans and dragons to confuse the hell out of each other at best, and actively seek each others' destruction at worst. In chapter 39, we get to hear why the dragons went along with the genocide of the Air Nomads from a dragon who witnessed but actively subverted it. [[spoiler:'''''Zuko's maternal grandfather.''''']]

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