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* While it ruins any chance of the invasion succeeding, Sokka dropping everything despite his best efforts to ensure the invasion works the moment he learns Suki has been imprisoned by Sokka and [[AmbiguousSituation allegedly]] gave up on hope Sokka would rescue her.
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* While it ruins any chance of the invasion succeeding, Sokka dropping everything despite his best efforts to ensure the invasion works the moment he learns Suki has been imprisoned by Sokka Azula and [[AmbiguousSituation allegedly]] gave up on hope Sokka would rescue her.
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* Aang’s friends genuinely trying to help him with his sleep problems. Their actions are not just to help Aang be well-rested in time for the Solar Eclipse, but because they’re worried about his sleep-deprived behavior. Katara is the one who tries to help Aang the most, probably because she noticed Aang’s problems early on.
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* Likewise, Katara's first instinct, when she sees Zuko electrocuted, is to try and heal him. Any waterbending directed towards Azula is self-defense. It's only when Azula starts chasing her down and Katara takes care of her.
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* Likewise, Katara's first instinct, when she sees Zuko electrocuted, is to try and heal him. Any waterbending directed towards Azula is self-defense. It's only when Azula starts chasing her down and that Katara takes care of her.
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* This is '''''ONLY''''' if she was actually being serious, but Azula's comment of having a physician take care of Zuko could hint that perhaps even she sees killing her own brother as a step too far (although it'd be CruelMercy incarnate).
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* This is '''''ONLY''''' if she was actually being serious, serious (which given her track record is highly debatable), but Azula's comment of having a physician take care of Zuko could hint that perhaps even she sees killing her own brother as a step too far (although it'd be CruelMercy incarnate).
