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The biggest one was Zuko's choice between joining Azula or doing good with Iroh, with the title of the episode being taken from Iroh's quote about how Zuko has reached his "Crossroads of Destiny". The episode draws many parallels between the death of Aang and the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ in Christianity .
Before escaping, Azula says she has accepted Fire Lord Zuko's claim as rightful Fire Lord, and has also accepted her own destiny to shape Zuko into becoming a stronger and more ruthless leader. In a speech, Fire Lord Zuko apologizes to his people and asks for their forgiveness, patience and trust as he tries to become a better leader.
Alongside the letter, Iroh gifts Zuko an Earth Kingdom knife and Zuko's sister Azula an Earth Kingdom doll, which she sets ablaze. Azula points out to Zuko and Ursa that if Iroh dies, their father Ozai will become Firelord. The next morning, Ursa tells the two children that Iroh's son, Lu Ten, did not survive the siege.
Azula then escapes and is last seen observing Zuko apologizing to his people for his recent actions before leaving. As Azula directly tells Zuko about her supposed intentions and seems to take his speech seriously, she is possibly acting as a stealth mentor by using reverse psychology on Zuko. [21]
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Roku is also the grandfather of Azula and Zuko's mother Ursa and the great-grandfather of Zuko, Azula and their younger half-sister, Kiyi. [96] In the live-action film, Roku's role as Aang's guide is assumed by the Dragon Spirit . Fang (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker) was Avatar Roku's dragon-animal guide. His spirit, with help ...
The 19th century scholar J.B. Lightfoot identified three possible positions on the relationship to Jesus of those called his brothers and sisters by reference to their 4th century advocates, namely the Helvidian (after Helvidius, who wrote c. 380), the Epiphanian (after Epiphanius of Salamis, 315-403), and the Hieronymian (after Jerome, 349-419 ...
An hour after the Agni Kai with Ozai, Prince Zuko wakes up in an infirmary. The comic starts with him running to his room, chased by Iroh.He dreams about the Agni Kai, crying violently, when he hears a knock on the door, he thinks is Ozai, but it is actually his 11-year-old sister, Azula, who has come to taunt him about his banishment.