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Tarrlok: No, I’ll escape and start a new life, and you’re coming as my hostage.
Korra: You’ll never get away with this.
Book 4:
Korra: Because wherever I run, I’ll take you. I’m going to make it my life’s mission to never let you see the one you love again. Is taking the city worth losing Kuvira forever?
Baatar Jr.: You can’t.
Only Korra could take the villain’s plan and make it simultaneously colder and more effective, lol.
Hi, everyone! In celebration of the rerelease of Avatar: The Last Airbender now on Netflix, some of my friends and I are hosting a joint giveaway on Instagram for Avatar pieces that we’ve painted over the years.
Each of us will be hosting our own giveaway, so feel free to enter into each artist’s post to best your odds!
We are EACH randomly choosing ONE (1) lucky winner who will receive all three Avatar pieces!
I feel I need to explain that post. I received a ton of positive feedback but then I feel some really misunderstood. The reason why we used Asian people:
Bo Lin, Mako, Asami & Tahno are Asia based names.
Also the girl as Korra is actually Half African and Half Filipino.
This was not a casting post. This I think a lot misunderstood. My sister said it was just people she thought would look most like them if they were real. All of them are actors except the girl (Amira) next to Korra. She’s actually a model.
That really all I wanted to address. Thanks for the reblogs and feedback!
Let me know if you want us to make another.
I was not being racially biased because I’m Chinese. I just found it a lot easier. Plus their names and other reasons moved me to do so.
… already married, (we) have two sons called (Mako and) Bolin.
They bring us no small amount of joy and…
much trouble. I believe you (formal and plural) can understand…
(I/We) hope that one day you (formal and plural) and them can (meet) each other …
On top (is) our photograph.
Notes: Chinese has two ‘you’ 你 (ni) and 您(nin). 您 is formal, similar to the German “Sie”. That their father uses it with his family can have two meanings, either it is a show of respect (in the past it was normal to address one’s parents that way) or it means they are distant, which, considering that he left after a big fight, is also a possibility. These days 、您is not used with one’s family anymore, but a show of respect to your boss, elders, your Professor or customers.
