YMMV. I found this story to be a fairly typical Zutara story, wrapping a lot of fluff around a thin plot frame. Idiot Balls keep the plot propped up, and all the relationship building amounts to little more than homicidal belligerent sexual tension - Katara's murderous anger at Zuko was all because she couldn't admit that she was smitten with him. I have no problem with Zutara, and this is far from the worst example of it, but it isn't going to convince anyone who isn't already on board.
Jetfire's review
YMMV. I found this story to be a fairly typical Zutara story, wrapping a lot of fluff around a thin plot frame. Idiot Balls keep the plot propped up, and all the relationship building amounts to little more than homicidal belligerent sexual tension - Katara's murderous anger at Zuko was all because she couldn't admit that she was smitten with him. I have no problem with Zutara, and this is far from the worst example of it, but it isn't going to convince anyone who isn't already on board.