The thing that I thought was too much was the ability to give people's bending back, everything else I can live with. But that is the problem with the show, they had to wrap it up quickly, considering they only went twelve episodes into the first season, which means the next one will probably be similar in size. I don't think that makes Amon a bad guy....obviously in everybody else's eyes it is, but he truly thought the world would be better without bending in it, and even though he is a bender himself, we do not know his intensions after he succeeded his goal. Noatak truly thought that he was doing good for society, and if he had the power to stop bending, then he was going t...

The thing that I thought was too much was the ability to give people's bending back, everything else I can live with. But that is the problem with the show, they had to wrap it up quickly, considering they only went twelve episodes into the first season, which means the next one will probably be similar in size. I don't think that makes Amon a bad guy....obviously in everybody else's eyes it is, but he truly thought the world would be better without bending in it, and even though he is a bender himself, we do not know his intensions after he succeeded his goal. Noatak truly thought that he was doing good for society, and if he had the power to stop bending, then he was going to seize his opportunity. I do not blame him for that, considering his background. And please, I have watched waaaaay too many soap operas to believe that Tarrlock and Noatak are dead. bitch please

I agreed mostly on everything he said. I wouldn't have delved as far in but it was pretty precise. For #5, I felt that they really did wrap up too much too quickly. Especially considering that the finale was 30mins it made the ending come rather quickly. I could understand her getting int touch with the Avatar State and perhaps getting to meet Aang, but to get her bending back and the power to return people's bending back seemed way too much. The whole dramatic tension of the finale was that she lost her bending but she gets it back 10mins later into the show. But I think that the thing I hated the most was that Amon just turned out to be another bad guy. There's something abo...

I agreed mostly on everything he said. I wouldn't have delved as far in but it was pretty precise. For #5, I felt that they really did wrap up too much too quickly. Especially considering that the finale was 30mins it made the ending come rather quickly. I could understand her getting int touch with the Avatar State and perhaps getting to meet Aang, but to get her bending back and the power to return people's bending back seemed way too much. The whole dramatic tension of the finale was that she lost her bending but she gets it back 10mins later into the show. But I think that the thing I hated the most was that Amon just turned out to be another bad guy. There's something about villains that I like, and that is a complicated villain. Mostly in any kind of series, tv show, video game, or book I love a good villain and I usually cheer for him/her. I still liked Amon due to his badassery, but after it was revealed that he was what he was trying to get rid of, it kind of made it less special. Just my take. Still a great show. I honestly don't know how Book 2 will go since... they killed off both Tarrlok and Noatek... or at least it seems that way.

I thought it was accurate in ways that meet the opinions of the author; I can see where all of those points are coming from, and I even agree with them as well, but only to a certain extent. I felt that they could have developed Korra and a few other characters as well, and the comedy/drama thing I agree with. Even though the ending seemed to be wrapped up so nicely, I think there is more to go off of, we just don't know what it is yet. And the fifth point I disagree with, mainly because most of those points go hand in hand. Getting in touch with Aang, Avatar State, and Airbending obviously all intertwine with each other, and it is something that is obtained by being the avatar. But it w...

I thought it was accurate in ways that meet the opinions of the author; I can see where all of those points are coming from, and I even agree with them as well, but only to a certain extent. I felt that they could have developed Korra and a few other characters as well, and the comedy/drama thing I agree with. Even though the ending seemed to be wrapped up so nicely, I think there is more to go off of, we just don't know what it is yet. And the fifth point I disagree with, mainly because most of those points go hand in hand. Getting in touch with Aang, Avatar State, and Airbending obviously all intertwine with each other, and it is something that is obtained by being the avatar. But it was an interesting read nonetheless Did you ever continue in that fan fiction?