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Water...
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Earth...
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Fire...
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Air.
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Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony.
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Then everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.
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Only the Avatar, master of all four elements,
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could stop them.
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But when the world needed him most,
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he vanished.
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100 years passed,
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and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar―
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An airbender named Aang.
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And although his airbending skills are great,
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he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone.
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Oof.
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But I believe Aang can save the world.
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I discovered a hidden library.
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I tore through scroll after scroll.
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You did it!
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You're an earthbender.
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Sozin's Comet will return by the end of the summer.
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And Fire Lord Ozai will use its power to finish the war
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once and for all.
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You must defeat the Fire Lord
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before the comet arrives.
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What's out here?
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A lot, actually. There's hundreds of little―
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Shh! I know you can see underground,
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but don't ruin the surprise.
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Just watch.
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Eh
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Ha ha! Yeah!
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Eh!
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I'm putting an orchestra together.
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Orchestra, huh? Well...
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La-di-da
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Laah Diih
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Daah
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Eh
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Eh!
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Eh!
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Eh
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This is great and all,
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But don't we have more important things to worry about?
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We should be making plans.
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We did make plans.
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We're all picking mini-vacations.
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There's no time for vacations.
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I'm learning the elements as fast as I can.
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I practice hard every day with Toph and Katara.
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I've been training my arrow off.
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Yeah. What's wrong with having a little fun in our downtime?
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Even if you do master all of the elements, then what?
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It's not like we have a map of the Fire Nation.
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Should we just head west until we reach the Fire Lord's house?
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Knock, knock! Hello, Fire Lord! Anybody home?
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I don't think so.
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We need some intelligence if we're gonna win this war.
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Laah
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Hee hee! All right. We'll finish our vacations.
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And then we'll look for Sokka's intelligence.
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Your turn, Katara.
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Where would you like to go on your mini-vacation?
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How about the Misty Palms Oasis?
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That sounds refreshing.
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Oh, yeah, I've been there. It's a pristine natural ice spring.
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And I don't usually use the word "pristine."
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It's one of nature's wonders.
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Must have changed ownership since I was here.
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Heh heh.
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Ptooey!
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One mango, please.
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I don't see anything wrong
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with having one of those fruity beverages
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while we plan our strategy.
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Excuse me.
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No worries. I clean up easy.
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You're a living relic.
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Thanks. I try.
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An Air Nomad right front of me.
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Professor Zei, head of anthropology
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at Ba Sing Se University.
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Tell me...
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Which of the air temples do you hail from?
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The Southern Temple.
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Oh, splendid! Now, tell me,
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what was the primary agricultural product of your people?
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Uh, are fruit pies an agricultural product?
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Oh! Truly fascinating. That's one for the journal.
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So, professor, you're obviously a well-traveled guy.
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Do you have a more current map?
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Ours seems to be a little dated.
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Certainly.
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What? No Fire Nation?
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Doesn't anybody have a good map of that place?
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You've made a lot of trips into the desert.
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All in vain, I'm afraid.
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I've found lost civilizations all over the Earth Kingdom,
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but I haven't managed to find the crown jewel―
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Wan Shi Tong's library.
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You've spent years walking through the desert to find
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some guy's library?
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This library is more valuable than gold, little lady.
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It is said to contain a vast collection of knowledge.
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And knowledge...
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Is priceless.
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Hmm. Sounds like good times.
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Oh, it is. According to legend,
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It was built by the great knowledge spirit
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Wan Shi Tong with the help of his foxy knowledge seekers.
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Oh, so this spirit has attractive assistants, huh?
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I think he means they look like actual foxes, Sokka.
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You're both right.
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Handsome little creatures.
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Wan Shi Tong and his knowledge seekers
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collected books from all over the world
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and put them on display for mankind to read
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so that we might better ourselves.
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If this place has books from all over the world,
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do you think they've got info on the Fire Nation? A map maybe?
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I wouldn't know.
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But if such a thing exists,
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it's in Wan Shi Tong's library.
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Then it's settled. Aang, I do believe it's my turn.
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I'd like to spend my vacation at the library!
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Uh, hey, what about me? When do I get to pick?
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You've got to work here a little longer
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before you're qualified for vacation time.
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Hmph.
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Of course, there's the matter of finding it.
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I've made several trips into the Zi Huang desert
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and almost died each time.
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I'm afraid that desert's impossible to cross.
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Professor, would you like to see our sky bison?
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A sky bison? You actually have one?!
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Sandbenders, shoo! Away from the bison!
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Tell me, sky bison, are you the last of your breed?
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Oh, delightful! I only wish I spoke his tongue.
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Oh, the stories this beast could tell.
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Shush, chatty monkey.
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Wow. It shouldn't be too hard
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to find a place like this out here.
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Ah! Does this place even exist?
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Some say it doesn't.
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Shouldn't you have mentioned that before?
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Grr!
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There it is!
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That's what it will sound like when one of you spots it.
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It shouldn't be this hard to spot a giant ornate building from the air.
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Down there. What's that?
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Forget it. It's obviously not what we're looking for.
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The building in this drawing is enormous.
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What kind of animal is that?
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I think that was one of the knowledge seekers.
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Oh, we must be close to the library.
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No. This is the library. Look!
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It's completely buried.
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The library is buried?!
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My life's ambition is now full of sand.
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Well, time to start excavating.
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Actually, that won't be necessary.
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The inside seems to be completely intact.
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And it's huge.
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That fox thingy went in through a window.
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I say we climb up there and give it a look.
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I say you guys go ahead without me.
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You've got something against libraries?
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I've held books before.
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And I got to tell you,
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they don't exactly do it for me.
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Oh, right. Sorry.
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Let me know if they have something you can listen to.
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Don't worry, buddy. I'm not making you go underground ever again.
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You can stay out here with Toph.
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What's up? |
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Oh, it's breathtaking.
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The spirit spared no expense in designing this place.
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Look at those beautiful buttresses.
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Hee hee! Hee hee!
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What's funny?
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Nothing. We just like architecture.
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As do I.
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My word!
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The exquisite mosaic handiwork of this tile-rendered avian symbol―
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Eh, nice owl.
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I know you're back there.
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Hello!
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I'm Professor Zei, head of anthropology
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at Ba Sing Se University.
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You should leave the way you came
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Unless you want to become a stuffed head of anthropology.
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Are you the spirit who brought this library to the physical world?
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Indeed. I am Wan Shi Tong, he who knows 10,000 things.
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And you are obviously humans,
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Which, by the way, are no longer permitted in my study.
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What do you have against humans?
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Hmm. Humans only bother learning things
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to get the edge on other humans,
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Like that firebender who came to this place a few years ago,
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looking to destroy his enemy.
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So who are you trying to destroy?
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What? No, no, no destroying. We're not into that.
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Then why have you come here?
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Um, knowledge for knowledge's sake.
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If you're going to lie to an all-knowing spirit being, |
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you should at least put some effort into it.
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I'm not lying! I'm here with the Avatar,
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And he's the bridge between our worlds. He'll vouch for me.
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Ow!
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Uh, yeah. I'll vouch.
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We will not abuse the knowledge in your library, good spirit.
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You have my word.
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Hmm. Very well. I'll let you peruse my vast collection
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on one condition―
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To prove your worth as scholars,
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you have to contribute some worthwhile knowledge.
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Please accept this tome as a donation to your library.
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First edition. Very nice.
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I have an authentic waterbending scroll.
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Oh, these illustrations are quite stylish.
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Uh, oh! I know.
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Ha!
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I suppose that counts.
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Oh, great spirit, check this out.
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Ta-da!
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It's a special knot.
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That counts as knowledge.
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You're not very bright, are you?
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Enjoy the library.
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Bright enough to fool you.
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So, do you like flying?
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Of course, I'm more comfortable on the ground where I can see.
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Well, I don't see the way you do. |
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I feel the vibrations in the ground with my feet.
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But this sand is so loose and shifty,
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It makes everything look fuzzy.
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Not that there's anything wrong with fuzzy.
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Hey! Look at these weird lion-turtle things.
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Ah, I've seen weirder.
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Aang, did you know in a past life, you were left-handed?
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I always knew I was special.
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"The darkest day in Fire Nation history."
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It's got a date at the top,
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but it doesn't say anything else.
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Sokka, where are you going?
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I want to know what happened to the Fire Nation on their darkest day.
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This could be promising.
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The information on the Fire Nation should be right up here.
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Firebenders.
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They destroyed everything having to do with the Fire Nation.
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That's so unfair!
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Just when I think I'm one step ahead of the Fire Nation,
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it turns out they beat us here a long time ago.
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I need to know what happened on the darkest day.
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Hello, little weird fox guy.
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It seems it's trying to assist you.
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Um, sure. I guess I'll follow you.
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This room is a true marvel, a mechanical wonder.
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It's a planetarium that shows the heavens moving.
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This is beautiful, but how is it helpful?
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Maybe these dials represent dates and times.
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Sokka, try entering that date from that parchment you took.
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15:35 - 15:40
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Shh! Katara, not in front of the fox. He's with the owl.
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Wow! I got to hand it to you, Sokka,
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You picked the best mini-vacation for sure.
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Hey, wait. What happened to the sun?
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Great. You must have broken it.
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It's not broken.
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The sun is behind the moon. It's a solar eclipse.
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It's literally the darkest day in Fire Nation history.
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Now I get it. Something awful happened on that day.
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I don't know what, but I do know why.
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Firebenders lose their bending during a solar eclipse.
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Sorry.
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That makes sense.
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I mean, think of what the lunar eclipse at the North Pole
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did to the waterbenders.
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This is huge.
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Fine. You earned it.
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We've got to get this information to the Earth King at Ba Sing Se.
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We'll wait for the next eclipse.
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Then we'll invade the Fire Nation when they're totally helpless.
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The Fire Lord is going down!
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Mortals are so predictable
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and such terrible liars.
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You betrayed my trust.
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From the beginning, you intended to misuse this knowledge
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for evil purposes.
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You don't understand. If anyone's evil, it's the Fire Nation.
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You saw what they did to your library.
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They're destructive and dangerous.
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We need this information.
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You think you're the first person to believe their war was justified?
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Countless others before you have come here,
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seeking weapons or weaknesses or battle strategies.
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We had no choice. Please. We're just desperate to protect
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the people we love.
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And now I am going to protect what I love.
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What are you doing?
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I'm taking my knowledge back. No one will ever abuse it again.
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He's sinking the building. We've got to get out of here!
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I'm afraid I can't allow that. You already know too much.
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Aah! Aah!
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I already told you. I don't want to snuggle.
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Library's sinking. Library's sinking!
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Hyah!
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Aah!
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Great knowledge spirit, I beg you,
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do not destroy your vast collection of priceless tomes.
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Aah!
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We've got to get back to the surface.
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Sokka, let's go.
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But we still don't know when the next eclipse is gonna happen.
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Don't be stupid. We'll find out later.
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No, we won't. If we leave this place,
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we'll never get the information.
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Aang, come with me to the planetarium. I need cover.
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Katara, take Momo and get out of here.
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But―
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Go!
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Hurry, Sokka!
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19:48 - 19:50
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What is it now?
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19:58 - 19:59
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Who is there?
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20:07 - 20:08
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Why are we doing this?
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20:08 - 20:11
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Because if this calendar can tell us about eclipses in the past,
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20:12 - 20:14
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then maybe it can project when the next one will be.
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20:14 - 20:16
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You can't possibly check every single date.
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20:16 - 20:18
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I don't have to. We just need to check
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20:18 - 20:20
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every date before Sozin's Comet arrives,
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20:20 - 20:24
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because after that, well, try not to think about that.
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20:44 - 20:45
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Come on, eclipse!
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20:49 - 20:51
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That's it― The solar eclipse.
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20:51 - 20:53
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It's just a few months away.
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20:54 - 20:57
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Got it! Now let's get to Ba Sing Se.
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21:15 - 21:17
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Don't make me put this down.
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21:27 - 21:29
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No! Stop sinking!
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21:34 - 21:35
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No!
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21:36 - 21:37
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I'm sorry, Appa.
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21:56 - 22:00
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At least I'll have one specimen to add to my collection.
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22:00 - 22:01
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Aah!
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22:11 - 22:13
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Your waterbending won't do you much good here.
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22:14 - 22:17
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I've studied northern water style, southern water style,
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22:17 - 22:20
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even foggy swamp style.
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22:21 - 22:23
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Hyah!
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22:25 - 22:28
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That's called Sokka style. Learn it.
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22:35 - 22:37
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Wait! Professor, let's go.
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22:37 - 22:40
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I'm not leaving. I can't.
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22:40 - 22:43
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I've spent too long trying to find this place.
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22:43 - 22:45
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There's not another collection of knowledge
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like this on earth.
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22:47 - 22:50
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I could spend an eternity in here.
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22:50 - 22:51
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Just go!
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23:20 - 23:22
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We got it. There's a solar eclipse coming.
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23:22 - 23:24
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The Fire Nation's in trouble now.
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23:27 - 23:29
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Where's Appa?
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