[ SECRET POST #2841 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2841 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but I don't think it'd actually change the dynamic much on the show. They'd have their friendship but they'd just include some hand-holding and a kiss if we're lucky. So at most what would change is some of the "looks" (which some would argue happen already) and maybe a discussion or two on their relationship. Otherwise I could easily see the writers managing to make the relationship romantic while maintaining their growing friendship at the same time.

[kallanda_lee]

Honestly, I'm not sure - but that's mostly because I rather disliked how they wrote relationships in the first season. And come to think of it, even in ATLA I preferred the non-romantic dynamics to the romantic ones. I'm sort of glad Aang and Katara didn't hook up until the very end.

It's not like I'd be upset if they went there, but I'm sort of enjoying what they're doing now.

[(Anonymous)]

I disliked how they managed romance before too, but I honestly think the forced subtlety of homosexuality would probably help them in this case. I think the Avatar writers would actually be able to handle showing a good romance if they were forced to show the friendship part of it far more. Korra and Mako were shoved-in-the-face constant-drama omg-passion teenage ridiculousness. Korra and Asami wouldn't be shown like that because parents would freak out over the evil gayness or something. But if they could show SOME of it, it would mean they HAVE to show mostly their good relationship as-is with some subtle changes only. I think it's stupid that they'd HAVE to do that, but the silver lining here would be that them becoming romantic partners and not only friends wouldn't ruin what they have now.

[kallanda_lee]

Well, I guess we'll never know unless they actually do it? I feel the show has matured a LOT since the beginning and it hardly feels like a children's show to me anymore, in lot of ways.