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savedtheworld) wrote2012-05-29 10:57 pm
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Book 4: Winds from Tomorrow [Action: May 30th-June 1]
[Action: Days 5-7]
[It's odd for Aang, waking up in House 56. What is this, some sort of bunked bed? He can't remember whatever led him to sleep there. Doesn't this violate his decision to maintain some distance from his younger friends? He slips out of the house early in the morning, or tries to. It's possible that anyone else in the household could have caught him before he was able to leave.
Aang spends the rest of the day and the next two days going back to his daily routine. He meditates in the forest near Avatar House. He goes through town, either casually strolling or zipping through on his Air Scooter, to stay social. On Day 5, he also has to set up his tent near his meditation spot again. Where could his old tent have gone?]
[ooc: Aang is aged up (kinda)-canonically to around his 40s. He also remembers Luceti in an alternate way where he was brought here at this age. The shift has also caused some memory fluctuations (who's that Yakone fellow again?), although the possibility always remains that he's actually from a somewhat alternate version of canon (aka my handwave if my few assumptions get jossed)
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[It's odd for Aang, waking up in House 56. What is this, some sort of bunked bed? He can't remember whatever led him to sleep there. Doesn't this violate his decision to maintain some distance from his younger friends? He slips out of the house early in the morning, or tries to. It's possible that anyone else in the household could have caught him before he was able to leave.
Aang spends the rest of the day and the next two days going back to his daily routine. He meditates in the forest near Avatar House. He goes through town, either casually strolling or zipping through on his Air Scooter, to stay social. On Day 5, he also has to set up his tent near his meditation spot again. Where could his old tent have gone?]
[ooc: Aang is aged up (kinda)-canonically to around his 40s. He also remembers Luceti in an alternate way where he was brought here at this age. The shift has also caused some memory fluctuations (who's that Yakone fellow again?), although the possibility always remains that he's actually from a somewhat alternate version of canon (aka my handwave if my few assumptions get jossed)
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Day 7
...You know. With her feet.
She still can't get over the fact that he's here. That he's alive, and old, and...
She moves back slightly, snapping a twig. Whoops. Just gave away her position there. Maybe he won't notice. She doesn't know if she wants him to notice.]
Day 7
Hello? Is someone there?
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It's me. Sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt you.
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Toph! You shouldn't be sorry about that. It's not like you. And you're always welcome.
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Right...thanks.
[Should she go? She's not sure if she's really ready to talk to him yet.]
Hey, can I join you for a minute?
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Of course! As I said, you're always welcome.
[He approaches her and gives a quick yet warm hug.]
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It's been kind of crazy the last few days, huh?
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So...you don't remember being different? Younger?
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What about back home? ...Are you this old there, too?
[Why was she the only one who seemed to remember him dying?]
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Beat the Fire Lord...right.
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Aang, what do you remember happening beneath Ba Sing Se?
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Yeah. You mean the fight with... [Flash of light] Azula? The time she got me?
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That's the one.
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Well... I remember that me and Katara were outnumbered by Azula, Zuko and the Dai Li. As a last resort, I... [gave her up] opened my last chakra to enter the Avatar State, because I was afraid of what could happen to Katara. But Azula took me by surprise and... she got me with lightning right after I entered it. [His face sours and he turns away for a moment at reliving the memory.]
I... I was a goner. I could feel the Avatar cycle slipping away, but... Katara brought me back. I woke up long enough to see her happy, after she was able to heal me with that spirit water. And then, after that... I didn't really wake up for weeks. [A bright smile] So long I grew hair!
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She chooses for focus on the least painful part of what he says.]
You? With hair? Not that I really know what you look like without it, but I bet that was weird for you.
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It was one of the weirdest times. And I had to keep it for some time since we were infiltrating the fire nation. It felt so liberating to finally shave it off before the invasion. ‹small›[That and his kiss with Katara were the only parts of that day he liked to remember. He paused before continuing in a more solemn tone.]‹/small›
But that's not what you remember, is it?
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It isn't. For me...how I remember it, things went pretty differently. Very differently. The world isn't at peace now. We're dealing with worse things than before.
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I'm so sorry, Toph. I must have failed you all. I was so lucky in my time that Katara was able to give me a second chance at life... but it sounds like you are truly living with the effects of my own failure.
[If Katara hadn't saved him... he was in the Avatar State. No more Avatar, no more hope.]
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It wasn't your fault. [At first, she'd been angry. Placed all the blame on Katara for not doing enough.] You did everything you could. And it's not your reality anyway, okay? [She attempts a smile.] So don't worry about it.
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I can't help but worry. You must have been through so much.
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But we're gonna make it. I know we will. The conflict can't go on forever.
[Eventually someone's gonna get tired. And it won't be her.]
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