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Kalaong: I suppose you\'re trying to prove your point, but all I\'m feeling is vaguely insulted by your misinterpretation of a film about the consequences of not questioning a commanding officer\'s orders. Zuko. Doesn\'t. Have. A commanding. Officer. Anymore. Because he questioned Ozai\'s orders.
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Zefire: In regards to the comment that I\\\'ve taken too long to answer: yes, Aang and Zuko are both vastly different and complex individuals. That\\\'s kind of the idea. Sometimes, you put two people in a room, and they get on like a house on fire, which is to say, really well. Other times, they get on like a house \\\'\\\'on fire\\\'\\\'. That is, full of smoke and screams and tragedy. Zuko and Toph are an example of the former. Zuko and Aang... The latter.
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That said, I would not be so quick to assume that just because Zuko\\\'s officially shunned Aang the two won\\\'t be running into each other ever again. Consider first that Toph is traveling with the GAang, and she\\\'s both Zuko\\\'s friend \\\'\\\'and\\\'\\\' Aang\\\'s. As well, in some chapter which I cannot recall, [I believe it was] Iroh mentioned that it seems as though the spirits \\\'\\\'want\\\'\\\' for Zuko to keep chasing Aang. So even if all parties involved want something to \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' happen... It might still happen.
Kalaong: I suppose you\\\'re trying to prove your point, but all I\\\'m feeling is vaguely insulted by your misinterpretation of a film about the consequences of not questioning a commanding officer\\\'s orders. Zuko. Doesn\\\'t. Have. A commanding. Officer. Anymore. Because he questioned Ozai\\\'s orders.
Kalaong: I suppose you\\\'re trying to prove your point, but all I\\\'m feeling is vaguely insulted by your misinterpretation of a film about the consequences of not questioning a commanding officer\\\'s orders. Zuko. Doesn\\\'t. Have. A commanding. Officer. Anymore. Because he questioned Ozai\\\'s orders.
