This is that rarest of things: A true platonic love story. Very emotional, I cried at the end. It's all from Toph's perspective. Here is a great quote:
"Toph had only a vague idea of what the human form was like. She knew there were four limbs, a head, and a torso. But she had no concept of color, no idea of aesthetics, and no real understanding of facial features. Instead, she tended to see people in terms of earth. Aang was the breeze through the grass, quick and light and airy. Sokka was mud, silly and fun. Katara was flat granite, solid and stable, warm if it was the right time of day and cold if it was the wrong time. Zuko was a landslide, unstable and angry and dangerous, sometimes leaving destruction in his wake, but often awe-inspiring too. Mai was sand, ever shifting and changing whenever Toph tried to get a better grip."
Fat Rat's review
This is that rarest of things: A true platonic love story. Very emotional, I cried at the end. It's all from Toph's perspective. Here is a great quote: