u/Weekly-Rise899

Is it for climbing?

After the end of World War I, imperial Germany sunk into two decades of political humiliation, bitterness, revanchism, and a burning desire for revenge

This spawned the “stab in the back” myth where the defeat in the First World War was blamed on communists, minorities , defeatists and politicians instead of the soldiers on the front

This is nowadays widely recognized as a total myth, the German Military in 1918 was shattered, the nation starving, and widely facing internal revolution

However, at the end of the hundred year war, one could rightfully say the fire nation was LITERALLY stabbed in the back by Zuko, who betrayed his country and brought about its defeat

I think it would have been more plausible that the fire nation would be rife with internal strife and possibly a civil war over this, instead of the frankly pathetic New Ozai Society we see in the comics

No matter how good of a person Zuko is, I can’t imagine any fire nation citizen not rightfully viewing Zuko as a traitor,

especially after how many hundreds of thousands of fire nation soldiers lives must have been lost for what Zuko renders as basically nothing

Watching the movie, spoilers, we see Appa reunite with a lost herd of sky bison

And while that’s great for Appa, I can’t help but feel sad for momo

We’re never shown Momo”s species of lemur again, meaning Momo likely WAS the last of his kind

While Appa and Aang weren’t the last of their kind

Momo likely was

Its kinda heartbreaking

-King Charles I being trailed by Parliament for violating English constitutional law, whereas King Charles citing his Divine Right to Rule in his defense

Does the Avatar have to uphold and abide by a certain set of restrictions or regulations on their reign?

Can a nation put an Avatar on Trial?

Do people have a legal right to refuse the commands of the Avatar?