[ SECRET POST #2960 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2960 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

honestly, I believe the end makes the early parts less annoying. The love triangle bullshit becomes a little more watchable when you know that later all of the characters look back on it as a spot of awkwardness and teenage mistakes.

[solarbird]

Yes this times 100. It really does. I posted a bunch about that myself, most notably here, about how where it went made where it came from better - not by retconning, but by giving context and making it a part of a growing up life.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. I didn't hate it, actually, and I didn't understand what the big fuss over the love drama was. Hell, I even liked Mako fine. But it wasn't particularly interesting, either. Being able to see the characters grow from adolescents to young adults, and how they change, and their relationships change... I think that makes the whole series a bit more meaningful. I personally get annoyed by "my childhood love is my true love!" stuff, such as Aang and Katara, so the fact that Mako and Korra split up like normal young people just was really cool, imo.