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** Iroh's reaction to the betrayal, which boils down to him simply fixing Zuko with a cold and penetrating stare before moving his gaze to the ground, unable to look the young man he defended and was starting to see turn over a new leaf in the eyes any longer.
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* Iroh's story, period. It starts off as lighthearted (he plays with some children and gets a mugger to turn his life around), then hits you with MoodWhiplash when he makes a memorial to his deceased son's birthday, and ''bursts into tears while singing'', ending with [[InMemoriam a dedication to Iroh's voice actor]] Creator/{{Mako}}, who died shortly before the episode aired.
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* Iroh's story, period. There's a reason why it's the most infamous sad scene in the franchise. It starts off as lighthearted (he plays with some children and gets a mugger to turn his life around), then hits you with MoodWhiplash when he makes a memorial to his deceased son's birthday, and ''bursts into tears while singing'', ending with [[InMemoriam a dedication to Iroh's voice actor]] Creator/{{Mako}}, who died shortly before the episode aired.
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** This scene is taking place with the full moon in the background. Sokka may not have wanted to kiss Suki in front of Yue.
