The gang was camping out in the woods telling ghost stories.
Sokka: They heard something down the hall. Oooooohhhhhwwwwiiiihhhhhhoooooo. It came into the torchlight, and thats when they knew. Sokka takes out his sword and sticks it in the camp fire. That the blade of Wingfazu was haunted! OOOOWWWWAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! Everyone was silent.
Aang: I think I liked the man with a sword for a hand story better. Sokka sits down.
Toph: Watertribe slumber parties must stink.
Katara: No, I've got one! And this is a true story.
Sokka: Is this one of my friends brother's cousin's knew this guy that this happened to?
Katara: No...it happened to mom. Everyone sits up. Long ago, when mom was younger, a huge snowstorm hit the whole Southern Water Tribe. A week later, mom realized she hadnt seen her friend Nini since the storm. Mom went to go look around and she went in her house. Then she head a voice, "Its so cold! And I cant get warm!" Everyone flinches. Mom turned around and saw Nini standing by the fire, she was blue, like she was frozen. Mom went to get the others, but when they got there, Nini was gone.
Sokka: Where'd she go?
Katara: No one knows. Nini's house stands open to this day, but sometimes people still see smoke coming from the chimney in her house, like little Nini's still trying to get warm.
Toph: Gasps. Guys wait! Everyone huddles together. I hear people under the mounatin! And they're screaming!
Sokka: Pft, thats just spirit world stuff.
Katara: Your probably just jumpy from the ghost stroies.
Toph: It just...stopped.
Aang: Alright, now I'm really scared.
???: Hello children. Everyone screams and holds on to each other. An old lady walks out to them. Sorry to frighten you, my name is Hama. You kids shouldnt be out alone here. Why dont you come back with me to my inn for some spice tea and warm beds.
Sokka: Yes please. They all follow Hama to her inn. They sit in the dining room drinking tea.
Hama: You know, you should be careful camping out in those woods, people have been disappearing there.
Sokka: What do you mean disappearing?
Hama: People walk in, and they dont come out....who wants more tea? Everyone is dead silent. Dont worry, you'll all be completely safe here.
Later on everyone goes to sleep.
To be contined
Sokka: They heard something down the hall. Oooooohhhhhwwwwiiiihhhhhhoooooo. It came into the torchlight, and thats when they knew. Sokka takes out his sword and sticks it in the camp fire. That the blade of Wingfazu was haunted! OOOOWWWWAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! Everyone was silent.
Aang: I think I liked the man with a sword for a hand story better. Sokka sits down.
Toph: Watertribe slumber parties must stink.
Katara: No, I've got one! And this is a true story.
Sokka: Is this one of my friends brother's cousin's knew this guy that this happened to?
Katara: No...it happened to mom. Everyone sits up. Long ago, when mom was younger, a huge snowstorm hit the whole Southern Water Tribe. A week later, mom realized she hadnt seen her friend Nini since the storm. Mom went to go look around and she went in her house. Then she head a voice, "Its so cold! And I cant get warm!" Everyone flinches. Mom turned around and saw Nini standing by the fire, she was blue, like she was frozen. Mom went to get the others, but when they got there, Nini was gone.
Sokka: Where'd she go?
Katara: No one knows. Nini's house stands open to this day, but sometimes people still see smoke coming from the chimney in her house, like little Nini's still trying to get warm.
Toph: Gasps. Guys wait! Everyone huddles together. I hear people under the mounatin! And they're screaming!
Sokka: Pft, thats just spirit world stuff.
Katara: Your probably just jumpy from the ghost stroies.
Toph: It just...stopped.
Aang: Alright, now I'm really scared.
???: Hello children. Everyone screams and holds on to each other. An old lady walks out to them. Sorry to frighten you, my name is Hama. You kids shouldnt be out alone here. Why dont you come back with me to my inn for some spice tea and warm beds.
Sokka: Yes please. They all follow Hama to her inn. They sit in the dining room drinking tea.
Hama: You know, you should be careful camping out in those woods, people have been disappearing there.
Sokka: What do you mean disappearing?
Hama: People walk in, and they dont come out....who wants more tea? Everyone is dead silent. Dont worry, you'll all be completely safe here.
Later on everyone goes to sleep.
To be contined
One of the things I noticed about Avatar is the significance of the spirit disguises. Each disguise speaks volumes about the character using it and reflects their personality sort of like their bending styles.
I’ll start with the Painted Lady and Katara;
The real Painted Lady was a lot of things for the people of Jang Hui. She was a protector. A healer. A beacon of hope. She was a water spirit with assumably a gentle heart.
This is not unlike Katara herself. One of Katara’s key character traits was her hopefulness and the hope she instilled in other people. And in assuming the persona...
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I’ll start with the Painted Lady and Katara;
The real Painted Lady was a lot of things for the people of Jang Hui. She was a protector. A healer. A beacon of hope. She was a water spirit with assumably a gentle heart.
This is not unlike Katara herself. One of Katara’s key character traits was her hopefulness and the hope she instilled in other people. And in assuming the persona...
