In this episode, we wrap up our last season of the podcast by discussing Book 3 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, reading listener emails and questions, ranking the episodes, analyzing our MVP statistics, and reading out the drabbles we wrote.

Thank you all so much for tuning in during our run! We cannot express how grateful we are for our listeners. You've made this one of the most fun journeys.

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In this episode we discuss Book 3, Episode 21 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Katara's creativity in waterbending and how it becomes useful to her in her fight against Azula, Aang's alternative solution to violence and how it honors his people, and Suki's inability to quip. Leave the nicknames to us, honey.

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In this episode we discuss Book 3, Episode 20 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Azula's waivering mental stability and consequent self-isolation, Aang finding power in choosing peace, and Ozai being the biggest drama king of them all. Happy Birthday!

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In this episode we discuss Book 3, Episode 19 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, the importance of being able to see the bigger picture, sacred geometry and the significance of the hexagon on the lion turtle's back, and the return of our favorite recurring character... I think it's kind of sweet.

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In this episode we discuss Book 3, Episode 18 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, the shrine that Aang builds and what each offering represents, Azula's fear of abandonment and feeling useless, and the Gaang without Aang aka G.

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In this episode we discuss Book 3, Episode 17 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, the way propaganda preys upon and antagonizes marginalized peoples, the stereotypes that were utilized to demean the Gaang and how they've been reflected in the fandom, and choosing treachery because it's more fun.

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In this episode we discuss Book 3, Episode 16 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, furthered use of hair symbolism in foreshadowing Azula's descent into madness, the source of Katara's anger and how she still hasn't forgiven herself for what happened to Kya, and Sokka's resolute refusal in letting anyone kill the mood.

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In this episode we discuss Book 3, Episode 15 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, how ruling with fear instead of love can be unreliable, the origin point of Azula's unraveling, and how Sokka and Zuko's positive and negative energy are complimentary. Something, something, ions?

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