Avatar: The Last Airbender -- Azula in the Spirit Temple

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In fact, this graphic novel serves as a great character study, showing Azula’s drives and fatal flaws. She eventually loses the Fire Nation throne to her brother in the Comet-Enhanced Agni Kai fight, with the timely help of Katara. We tracked your sabotage squad through the forest but there was a storm and I got separated from my Kyoshi sisters. Now this is the part where we’re going to delve into spoilers, because it’s an important part of the character exploration, so read on at your own risk.This one feels so good because it's furthering a plot element we've been so intrigued by for years-- Azula's psyche and if she could ever be redeemed.

Unlike with Mai and Ty Lee, however, it bites her in the ass a lot faster since she no longer has any actual legal or royal authority to enforce her will, and the Fire Warriors promptly abandon her the following night. When not writing, he can be found playing music, hanging out with his kids, or playing music with his kids.Azula, in her spiritual journey, blames the way she is due to those around her who did not give her a fighting chance, like her mother, her domineering father, her friends. At the end of the story, Azula -if snidely- decides to let go of her desire for revenge against the "traitorous" Fire Warriors and let them be happy without her, showing she subconsciously is aware her behavior toward Mai and Ty Lee was wrong and she doesn't wish to repeat it.