avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
avatarsymbolism: Another parallel between Zuko and Aang is how they cope when they turn their backs to their mentors/father figures–Aang by leaving Gyatso and Zuko by betraying Iroh. Aang turns his back on Gyatso, and he feels guilt whenever he
