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I actually really enjoyed how they handled Iroh's moments leading up to him breaking down over the loss of his son. Obviously it's something that still haunts him and being in Ba Sing Sei would absolutely bring up all those memories of losing him during the siege.

When he gets to the tree and finally can't hold his emotions anymore it's very poignant, especially after seeing the names of those killed during the siege Iroh led on top of the survivors scarred from the fire nations actions.

I'm also happy they didn't have him sing the song. The Avatar fanbase holds that song in a very revered manner, even to the point that Iroh's current voice actor refuses to sing it because he sees it as solely Mako's song.

The series is far from perfect but I've been enjoying aspects of it and this was one that stood out for me.

I love the Korra series but am among the many who wish the series was 4 seasons from the start instead of 1 then another then 2 more.

I think the possibility of a live action adaptation of Korra, if allowed a full 3-4 season run from the get go, could give us an alternative story that has those 3-4 seasons to develop not only the main character but also a main villain and a cohesive main storyline without fear of needing to wrap it all up in a single season because they are unsure of renewal.

Not saying it should be done by Netflix but some streaming service could have a great opportunity. If the creators are also involved we might be able to see what their intended storyline was if they had a full 4 seasons to do the show.

It stems from my Mom's side of the family who all have it to some varying degree.

My uncle has been officially diagnosed. His case has become quite severe to the point where he can no longer feed, dress, and wipe himself. I know I was born with it. I was seen by a neurologist as a toddler because of my hands shaking badly. As I grew up I adapted to try and accommodate it but I'm now in my 40's and I know as I get older neurological conditions can worsen and I'm starting to see symptoms that are impossible to ignore. I am not as bad as my uncle was when he was my age but I'm still worried about how it may progress as I get older.

Any advice for someone facing this fully for the first time? I know my level is worse than everyone on my mom's side besides my one uncle but it hasn't been so bad that it's affected my quality of life, yet.