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In the twelfth episode of WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender, the heroes find themselves critically short on money, forcing Sokka to take a job with a cranky old sailor. The sailor immediately recognises Aang, and angrily insults him- saying that if it wasn't for his cowardice, he could have prevented the war. A shocked Katara tries to defend her friend, but Aang flies away.
Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubordination" as the Captain finds himself losing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything but the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
Soon the storm does come, and forces both our heroes and villains to take cover- also prompting a story session. Aang explains to Katara about his childhood, and how the revelation that he was the Avatar lost him all his friends and freedom, which eventually caused him to run-away. His actions led to him disappearing from the world, leaving him with huge amounts of guilt for the war. Meanwhile, Iroh explains to the ship's crew the story of Zuko's scar and banishment, and the truth about his obsession of finding the avatar.
Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubordination" as the Captain finds himself losing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything but the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
Soon the storm does come, and forces both our heroes and villains to take cover- also prompting a story session. Aang explains to Katara about his childhood, and how the revelation that he was the Avatar lost him all his friends and freedom, which eventually caused him to run-away. His actions led to him disappearing from the world, leaving him with huge amounts of guilt for the war. Meanwhile, Iroh explains to the ship's crew the story of Zuko's scar and banishment, and the truth about his obsession of finding the avatar.
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In the twelfth episode of WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender, the heroes find themselves critically short on money, forcing Sokka to take a job with a cranky old sailor. The sailor immediately recognises Aang, Aang and angrily insults him- him, saying that if it wasn't for his cowardice, he could have prevented the war. A shocked Katara tries to defend her friend, but Aang flies away.
Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubordination" as the Captain finds himself losing patience with the Prince's disregard of anythingbut that is not the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
Soon the stormdoes come, arrives, and forces both our heroes and villains to take cover- also prompting cover -- and as they take shelter, they both tell a story session.story. Aang explains to Katara about his childhood, and how the revelation that he was the Avatar lost him all his friends and freedom, which eventually caused him to run-away. His actions led to him disappearing from the world, leaving him with huge amounts of guilt for the war. Meanwhile, Iroh explains to the ship's crew the story of Zuko's scar and banishment, and the truth about his obsession of finding the avatar.
Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubordination" as the Captain finds himself losing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything
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Much like Toph\'s early appearance in The Swamp, that is actually foreshadowing.
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* DramaticThunder: The storm underscores the reason that Aang ended up in the iceberg.
* EarlyBirdCameo: You see that little girl smirking as Zuko has his ''face burned off''? Meet [[MagnificentBastard Azula]].
* EarlyBirdCameo: You see that little girl smirking as Zuko has his ''face burned off''? Meet [[MagnificentBastard Azula]].
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* DramaticThunder: The storm underscores the reason that Aang ended up in the iceberg.
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*EarlyBirdCameo: {{Foreshadowing}}: You see that little girl smirking as Zuko has his ''face burned off''? Meet [[MagnificentBastard Azula]].
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* NiceToTheWaiter: Iroh has no problems with eating and hanging out with the crew. ''Zuko'', however, sees them only as servents- but that doesn't stop him from risking his life to save them.
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* NotSoDifferent: This is the episode that begins to establish this for Aang and Zuko, as we see what painful [[{{backstory}} backstories]] they both have and how they're both trying to find redemption for their past mistakes.
* NotSoDifferent: This is the episode that begins to establish this for Aang and Zuko, as we see what painful [[{{backstory}} backstories]] they both have and how they're both trying to find redemption for their past mistakes.
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* ArtisticLicense - Meteorology: To escape the fury of the storm, Iroh suggests they turn the ship toward the storm's eye. According to [[http://www.aoc.noaa.gov/faq.htm#istheseacalmintheeyeofahurr NOAA]], any experienced mariner should know better than to go anywhere near the eye. It's pretty clear the resident member of the brass on board is not an admiral. And yet the eye [[EmpathicEnvironment turns out to be as calm]] [[WeatherDissonance as it would be if the storm were over land.]]
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* AStormIsComing: The metaphorical storm is the oncoming war. The literal storm mirrors the one when he ran away and froze himself into a HumanPopsicle.
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* AStormIsComing: The metaphorical storm is the oncoming war. The literal storm mirrors the one when he Aang ran away and froze himself into a HumanPopsicle.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: This episode feature many flashbacks from the life of both Zuko and Aang.
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: This episode feature many flashbacks from the life of both Zuko and Aang.
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* ChekhovsSkill: Iroh redirecting lightning.
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* ChekhovsSkill: Iroh redirecting lightning. It's played as a joke here as it leaves his hair sticking up, with a look on his face like he wasn't sure if it would work, but later becomes very important.
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* CreepyChild: Azula smirking at her brother getting scarred.
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A hundred years ago, Aang was just another monk at the Southern Air Temple when the head monks called for him, revealing his true identity as the Avatar. Traditionally, the Avatar's identity is not told until their sixteenth birthday, but the monks have seen signs that war is coming; The world will need the Avatar sooner than usual. The pressure was bad enough, but Aang's friends began to exclude him from their games because the Avatar would have too much of an advantage. Monk Gyatso tried to give Aang a normal life, but the other monks thought Gyatso was being overprotective. They decided Aang should continue his training to another Air Temple. This was too much for Aang- he ran away, eventually becoming caught in a storm and freezing himself and Appa in an iceberg.
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A hundred years ago, Aang was just another monk at the Southern Air Temple when the head monks called for him, revealing his true identity as the Avatar. Traditionally, the Avatar's identity is not told until their sixteenth birthday, but the monks have seen signs that war is coming; The world will need the Avatar sooner than usual. The pressure was bad enough, but Aang's friends began to exclude him from their games because the Avatar would have too much of an advantage. Monk Gyatso tried to give Aang a normal life, but the other monks thought Gyatso was being overprotective. They decided Aang should continue his training to another Air Temple. This was too much for Aang- he ran away, eventually becoming caught in a storm and freezing froze himself and Appa in an iceberg.
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Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubordination" as the Captain finds himself loosing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything but the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
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Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubordination" as the Captain finds himself loosing losing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything but the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
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* OneSceneWonder: While she would be a major character later in the series, Azula makes an immediate impact in her one shot in this episode and isn't even introduced for another 8 episodes.
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A hundred years ago, Aang was just another monk at the Southern Air Temple when the head monks called for him, revealing his true identity as the Avatar. Traditionally, the Avatar's identity is not told until their sixteenth birthday, but the monks have seen signs that war is coming; The world will need the Avatar sooner than usual. The pressure was bad enough, but Aang's friends began to exclude him from their games because the Avatar would have too much of an advantage. Monk Gyatso tried to give Aang a normal life, but the other monks thought Gyatso was being overprotective. They decided Aang should continue his training to another Air Temple. This was too much for Aang- he ran away, eventually becoming caught in a storm and freezing himself and Appa in an iceberg.
-->'''Aang:''' The fisherman was right! I did turn my back on the world.
-->'''Katara:''' You're being too hard on yourself. Even if you did run away, I think it was meant to be. If you had stayed you would have been killed along with all the other airbenders.
-->'''Aang:''' You don't know that.
-->'''Katara:''' I know it's meant to be this way. The world needs you now. You give people hope.
Zuko's troubles began two years ago, when he tried to get into a war meeting at the Fire Nation palace. Iroh allowed him to watch, but warned not to speak out- "These old folks are a bit sensitive, you know." During the meeting, a general proposed a plan that involved using a division of new recruits as bait. Zuko couldn't help but speak out against it, but even though he was right, it was not his place and he had shown disrespect. An Agni Kai was declared, and Zuko accepted, thinking he'd fight the general. Instead, because he spoke out in the Fire Lord's war room, it was the ''Fire Lord'' he had disrespected. Zuko couldn't fight his own father, so for refusing to fight, Ozai gave his son a blast of fire that created the prince's scar, and an exile; one that would not be lifted until Zuko fulfilled one mission; finding the Avatar.
-->'''Lieutenant Jee:''' So that's why he's so obsessed. Capturing the Avatar is the only chance he has of things returning to normal.
-->'''Iroh:''' Things will never return to normal. But the important thing is, the Avatar gives Zuko hope.
the fishman's wife approaches Aang and Katara, telling them that Sokka and her husband are caught out in the storm. The pair go off on Appa to save them, as Zuko's ship is also caught by the storm. As crews of both ships are saved, Aang and Zuko catch each others' eyes. Rather than chase after the Avatar, though, Zuko orders the ship be moved to safety, and Sokka and the fisherman are removed from the storm.
Zuko apologizes for his earlier actions, and the fisherman apologizes for accusing Aang of abandoning the world. Both apologies are accepted, and the storm ends.
-->'''Aang:''' The fisherman was right! I did turn my back on the world.
-->'''Katara:''' You're being too hard on yourself. Even if you did run away, I think it was meant to be. If you had stayed you would have been killed along with all the other airbenders.
-->'''Aang:''' You don't know that.
-->'''Katara:''' I know it's meant to be this way. The world needs you now. You give people hope.
Zuko's troubles began two years ago, when he tried to get into a war meeting at the Fire Nation palace. Iroh allowed him to watch, but warned not to speak out- "These old folks are a bit sensitive, you know." During the meeting, a general proposed a plan that involved using a division of new recruits as bait. Zuko couldn't help but speak out against it, but even though he was right, it was not his place and he had shown disrespect. An Agni Kai was declared, and Zuko accepted, thinking he'd fight the general. Instead, because he spoke out in the Fire Lord's war room, it was the ''Fire Lord'' he had disrespected. Zuko couldn't fight his own father, so for refusing to fight, Ozai gave his son a blast of fire that created the prince's scar, and an exile; one that would not be lifted until Zuko fulfilled one mission; finding the Avatar.
-->'''Lieutenant Jee:''' So that's why he's so obsessed. Capturing the Avatar is the only chance he has of things returning to normal.
-->'''Iroh:''' Things will never return to normal. But the important thing is, the Avatar gives Zuko hope.
the fishman's wife approaches Aang and Katara, telling them that Sokka and her husband are caught out in the storm. The pair go off on Appa to save them, as Zuko's ship is also caught by the storm. As crews of both ships are saved, Aang and Zuko catch each others' eyes. Rather than chase after the Avatar, though, Zuko orders the ship be moved to safety, and Sokka and the fisherman are removed from the storm.
Zuko apologizes for his earlier actions, and the fisherman apologizes for accusing Aang of abandoning the world. Both apologies are accepted, and the storm ends.
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Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubodination" "insubordination" as the Captain finds himself loosing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything but the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
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In the twelfth episode of WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender, the heroes find themselves critically short on money, forcing Sokka to take a job with a cranky old sailor. The sailor immediately recognises Aang, and angrily insults him- saying that if it wasn't for his cowardice, he could have prevented the war. A shocked Katara tries to defend her friend, but Aang flies away.
Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubodination" as the Captain finds himself loosing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything but the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
Soon the storm does come, and forces both our heroes and villains to take cover- also prompting a story session. Aang explains to Katara about hisguilt over abandoning childhood, and how the revelation that he was the Avatar lost him all his friends and freedom, which eventually caused him to run-away. His actions led to him disappearing from the world, and how he feels its his fault leaving him with huge amounts of guilt for the war. Meanwhile, Iroh explains to the ship's crew the story of Zuko's scar and banishment, and the truth about his obsession of finding the avatar.
Meanwhile, on his warship, Zuko is dealing with some apparent "insubodination" as the Captain finds himself loosing patience with the Prince's disregard of anything but the Avatar. When Zuko refuses to stop even for an oncoming storm, risking the crew, a fight nearly breaks out.
Soon the storm does come, and forces both our heroes and villains to take cover- also prompting a story session. Aang explains to Katara about his
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* EarlyBirdCameo: You see that little girl smirking as Zuko has his ''face burned off''? Meet Azula.[[MagnificentBastard Azula]].
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* NiceToTheWaiter: Iroh has no problems with eating and hanging out with the crew. ''Zuko'', however, sees them only as servents- but that doesn't stop him from risking his life to save them.
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* CatapultNightmare: When Aang wakes up from his dream at the beginning.
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* {{Flashback}}: This episode feature many flashbacks from the life of both Zuko and Aang.
* PickedLast: Jinju, when picking teams for the air scooter game.
* AStormIsComing: The metaphorical storm is the oncoming war. The literal storm mirrors the one when he ran away and froze himself into a HumanPopsicle.
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WhatTheHellHero: The old fisherman chastises Aang for running away when the world needed him most.
* WholeEpisodeFlashback: This episode feature many flashbacks from the life of both Zuko and Aang.
* WholeEpisodeFlashback: This episode feature many flashbacks from the life of both Zuko and Aang.
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-->"You will ''will'' learn respect, and suffering will be your teacher."
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In the twelfth episode of AvatarTheLastAirbender, WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender, a storm forces both our heroes and villains to take cover- also prompting a story session. Aang explains to Katara about his guilt over abandoning the world, and how he feels its his fault for the war. Meanwhile, Iroh explains to the ship's crew the story of Zuko's scar and banishment, and the truth about his obsession of finding the avatar.
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-->"You will learn respect and suffering will be your teacher."
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* ChekhovsSkill: Iroh redirecting lightning.
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* WeHaveReserves: The basis of the plan that Zuko speaks out against.
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* FlashBack: This episode feature many flashbacks from the life of both Zuko and Aang.
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* WellDoneSonGuy: The true reason for Zuko's desperation to capture Aang becomes clear.
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* WellDoneSonGuy: The true reason for Zuko's desperation to capture Aang becomes clear.
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* ShadowDiscretionShot: ''Inverted'' when Zuko gets his scar. It's a bright light discretion shot instead, showing Iroh's wince and Azula's smirk.
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* GoryDiscretionShot: Used for the moment when Ozai gives Zuko the scar.
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* BackStory: The viewers finally get to learn more about Zuko and Aang's lives from before we first meet them.
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* BackStory: The viewers finally get to learn more about Zuko and Aang's lives from before we first meet them.them.
* DramaticThunder: The storm underscores the reason that Aang ended up in the iceberg.
* DramaticThunder: The storm underscores the reason that Aang ended up in the iceberg.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The whole crew's been complaining how a complete douche Zuko is, while that very day he goes on to risk his life in order to save that of the helmsman.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The whole crew's been complaining how what a complete douche Zuko is, while that very day he goes on to risk his life in order to save that of the helmsman.
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*AbusiveParents: So, Fire Lord Ozai has no problem with taking a blow-torch to his son's face. No wonder he's messed up. And much like many real children who have faced abuse, Zuko continues to blame himself and look for his father's approval.
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*JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The whole crew's been complaining how a complete douche Zuko is, while that very day he goes on to risk his life in order to save that of the helmsman.
*WellDoneSonGuy: The true reason for Zuko's desperation to capture Aang becomes clear.
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* Angst: This really isn't so uncommon to get it from Zuko, but when Aang's lurking in a cave crying, you know something has to be up.
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* Angst: {{Angst}}: This really isn't so uncommon to get it from Zuko, but when Aang's lurking in a cave crying, you know something has to be up.
