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tsunbender) wrote2012-05-20 05:47 pm
tsunbender) wrote2012-05-20 05:47 pm
Entry tags:
Memories #2 to #4
➠ Memory #2: ★ Moments with his mother. (Significant Positive)
[Won in Game #111 (Sharable: 1/5)]
What he remembered/learned:
Basically a headcanon memory of Zuko spending time with his mother when he was small. There's no context on his life beyond that in this memory. Just a lot of vague memories of his childhood and a lot of dere for his mother.
What this means:
HE LOVED HIS MOTHER SO MUCH. This memory made him more comfortable around women or people acting motherly around him, even if he's not that good at accepting that kind of affection.
➠ Memory #3: ☆ "Stupid turtleduck!" [Note: About parents and girls being crazy ↔ Episode 2x07] (Trivial Positive)
[Won in Game #112]
What he remembered/learned:
- Azula feeds turtleducks by throwing rocks at them.
- Gets scolded by his mother for doing that.
- Learning about how far a mother would go to protect her kids.
- Remembers Azula, Mai and Ty Lee now. He only knows Azula's name.
- GIRLS ARE CRAZY!!!!
- Hearing about uncle Iroh's letter from the war front.
- Getting his dagger with a "never give up without a fight" inscription.
- Azula talks about Iroh not returning from the war and wanting their father to become Firelord instead.
- Knows that Ba Sing Se is a city of the Earth Kingdom.
What this means:
A LOT OF CONTEXT. Now he knows his grandfather is the Firelord and that the Fire Nation is involved in a war that started at least a while ago. So that makes him sort of a prince?
He seems completely okay with Iroh suggesting he could burn a city to the ground, but he doesn't like it when Azula talks about Iroh dying. So his mentality on war shifted later on. Also more dere for his mother, and . . . no strong feelings on Azula beyond SHE IS WEIRD AND ANNOYING, but he clearly cares enough.
➠ Memory #4: ☆ Melon Lord [Note: About training and taking his father's life ↔ Episode 3x18] (Significant Neutral)
[Won in Game #113]
What he remembered/learned:
- Team Avatar!!!
- Practicing a plan to defeat the Firelord.
- Remembers the Gaang and the names of Suki, Katara, Toph, Sokka and Aang.
- Works fairly well with Katara.
- There's more elements besides fire: air, water and earth.
- Toph took her role very seriously . . .
- Getting angry when Aang can't throw the final blow.
- Katara had a secret thing with someone called Haru? What?
- Katara finds a portrait of a baby and she mistakens it as one of Zuko. He says it's his father, not him.
- "Well, that sweet little kid grew up to be a monster. And the wrost father in the history of fathers."
- His father's name is Ozai.
- Doesn't think people that are that evil can change.
- Aang refuses to kill him and argues with the party about it.
- Aang is the Avatar.
What this means:
MORE CONTEXT ON HIS LIFE!!!!!!
Well, apparently the Gaang clearly accepted him because he's with them trying to take his father down once and for all. He remembers a lot of things about himself and that the strange kid on Sapphire is someone from home! That will be fun.
In general, though, while he remembers a lot more about his life and that Team Avatar probably argues a lot and ends up having ridiculous antics, it won't affect his personality all that much. If anything, now Zuko will be able to identify that sometimes it is necessary to take someone's life and has accepted that the only way to stop things is for Aang to kill his father. For some reason, there's a lot of urgency there and that it's their only chance.
[Won in Game #111 (Sharable: 1/5)]
What he remembered/learned:
Basically a headcanon memory of Zuko spending time with his mother when he was small. There's no context on his life beyond that in this memory. Just a lot of vague memories of his childhood and a lot of dere for his mother.
What this means:
HE LOVED HIS MOTHER SO MUCH. This memory made him more comfortable around women or people acting motherly around him, even if he's not that good at accepting that kind of affection.
➠ Memory #3: ☆ "Stupid turtleduck!" [Note: About parents and girls being crazy ↔ Episode 2x07] (Trivial Positive)
[Won in Game #112]
What he remembered/learned:
- Azula feeds turtleducks by throwing rocks at them.
- Gets scolded by his mother for doing that.
- Learning about how far a mother would go to protect her kids.
- Remembers Azula, Mai and Ty Lee now. He only knows Azula's name.
- GIRLS ARE CRAZY!!!!
- Hearing about uncle Iroh's letter from the war front.
- Getting his dagger with a "never give up without a fight" inscription.
- Azula talks about Iroh not returning from the war and wanting their father to become Firelord instead.
- Knows that Ba Sing Se is a city of the Earth Kingdom.
What this means:
A LOT OF CONTEXT. Now he knows his grandfather is the Firelord and that the Fire Nation is involved in a war that started at least a while ago. So that makes him sort of a prince?
He seems completely okay with Iroh suggesting he could burn a city to the ground, but he doesn't like it when Azula talks about Iroh dying. So his mentality on war shifted later on. Also more dere for his mother, and . . . no strong feelings on Azula beyond SHE IS WEIRD AND ANNOYING, but he clearly cares enough.
➠ Memory #4: ☆ Melon Lord [Note: About training and taking his father's life ↔ Episode 3x18] (Significant Neutral)
[Won in Game #113]
What he remembered/learned:
- Team Avatar!!!
- Practicing a plan to defeat the Firelord.
- Remembers the Gaang and the names of Suki, Katara, Toph, Sokka and Aang.
- Works fairly well with Katara.
- There's more elements besides fire: air, water and earth.
- Toph took her role very seriously . . .
- Getting angry when Aang can't throw the final blow.
- Katara had a secret thing with someone called Haru? What?
- Katara finds a portrait of a baby and she mistakens it as one of Zuko. He says it's his father, not him.
- "Well, that sweet little kid grew up to be a monster. And the wrost father in the history of fathers."
- His father's name is Ozai.
- Doesn't think people that are that evil can change.
- Aang refuses to kill him and argues with the party about it.
- Aang is the Avatar.
What this means:
MORE CONTEXT ON HIS LIFE!!!!!!
Well, apparently the Gaang clearly accepted him because he's with them trying to take his father down once and for all. He remembers a lot of things about himself and that the strange kid on Sapphire is someone from home! That will be fun.
In general, though, while he remembers a lot more about his life and that Team Avatar probably argues a lot and ends up having ridiculous antics, it won't affect his personality all that much. If anything, now Zuko will be able to identify that sometimes it is necessary to take someone's life and has accepted that the only way to stop things is for Aang to kill his father. For some reason, there's a lot of urgency there and that it's their only chance.