That finale genuinely hurt because learning that Nisha's fear created the Anomaly turns the whole story into a tragedy about a child so afraid of abandonment that she accidentally destroyed the family she wanted to keep. Pavi finally accepting herself and saving Ellora should have felt triumphant but watching her reject Nisha after their parents made that same choice was heartbreaking. I understand Pavi's anger after losing her parents and her leg yet Nisha was a terrified child too which makes their split so much harder to watch than some simple question of who's to blame. Ellora celebrating Nisha while she silently carries that guilt is cruel irony and Pavi leaving with Jae to follow the chakra path has me hyped for Book Two even though I hate what it took to get there
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@anthnyjsphpart2 I actually this his grandson would be his favorite tbh. Yes we love skilled air benders but I do think Aang would have enjoyed the free spirit of the grandson.
@bigparisbigbaby Just live yah life gal. Some of these people in the internet are nuts.
And you make a GREAT point. It’s okay for them to see self tanned white girls but can understand how melanin or tanning works for someone black
Okay, finally on the pig/ pink episode. As someone outside looking in & not in the room. I think on a personal level I’m team Paris.
And Mocha & Flesh hv my fv runways of the season.