|  0:01 - 0:02 | Water... | 
        
        
        |  0:03 - 0:04 | Earth... | 
        
        
        |  0:05 - 0:07 | Fire... | 
        
        
        |  0:07 - 0:09 | Air. | 
        
        
        |  0:10 - 0:14 | Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. | 
        
        
        |  0:14 - 0:17 | Then everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. | 
        
        
        |  0:18 - 0:21 | Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, | 
        
        
        |  0:21 - 0:22 | could stop them. | 
        
        
        |  0:22 - 0:24 | But when the world needed him most, | 
        
        
        |  0:24 - 0:25 | he vanished. | 
        
        
        |  0:26 - 0:27 | 100 years passed, | 
        
        
        |  0:27 - 0:29 | and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar― | 
        
        
        |  0:30 - 0:31 | An airbender named Aang. | 
        
        
        |  0:31 - 0:33 | And although his airbending skills are great, | 
        
        
        |  0:33 - 0:36 | He has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. | 
        
        
        |  0:36 - 0:37 | Oof! | 
        
        
        |  0:37 - 0:40 | But I believe Aang can save the world. | 
        
        
        |  0:49 - 0:50 | We need to find King Bumi | 
        
        
        |  0:50 - 0:52 | so Aang can learn earthbending somewhere safe. | 
        
        
        |  0:52 - 0:54 | Sounds like you're headed to Omashu. | 
        
        
        |  0:55 - 0:59 | I present to you the Earth Kingdom city of Om― Oh, no. | 
        
        
        |  1:00 - 1:03 | I guess I need to find someone else to teach me earthbending. | 
        
        
        |  1:03 - 1:07 | You need to find someone who waits and listens before striking. | 
        
        
        |  1:08 - 1:11 | In the swamp, we see visions of people we've lost, | 
        
        
        |  1:11 - 1:13 | people we loved. | 
        
        
        |  1:13 - 1:14 | But what about my vision? | 
        
        
        |  1:15 - 1:16 | It was someone I had never met. | 
        
        
        |  1:26 - 1:30 | It's pricey, but I really do like it. | 
        
        
        |  1:30 - 1:33 | Then you should get it. You deserve something nice. | 
        
        
        |  1:33 - 1:34 | I do, don't I? | 
        
        
        |  1:35 - 1:38 | But no. It's too expensive. I shouldn't. | 
        
        
        |  1:38 - 1:39 | All right. Then don't. | 
        
        
        |  1:44 - 1:45 | You know what? I'm gonna get it. | 
        
        
        |  1:47 - 1:48 | Psst, psst. | 
        
        
        |  1:48 - 1:50 | Hey, you kids like earthbending? | 
        
        
        |  1:50 - 1:51 | You like throwing rocks? | 
        
        
        |  1:52 - 1:55 | Then check out Master Yu's earthbending academy. | 
        
        
        |  1:58 - 2:00 | Look. There's a coupon on the back. | 
        
        
        |  2:00 - 2:01 | The first lesson is free. | 
        
        
        |  2:02 - 2:04 | Who knows? This Master Yu could be | 
        
        
        |  2:04 - 2:06 | the earthbending teacher you've been looking for. | 
        
        
        |  2:17 - 2:18 | Take your stances. | 
        
        
        |  2:19 - 2:23 | Now strike as if you're punching through your opponent's head. | 
        
        
        |  2:25 - 2:26 | Hyah! | 
        
        
        |  2:28 - 2:31 | So are you ready to commit to more lessons? | 
        
        
        |  2:31 - 2:33 | If you pay for the whole year in advance, | 
        
        
        |  2:33 - 2:36 | I'll bump you up to the next belt. | 
        
        
        |  2:39 - 2:41 | Eh, he's not the one. | 
        
        
        |  2:42 - 2:44 | I think the Boulder is gonna win back the belt | 
        
        
        |  2:44 - 2:45 | at Earth Rumble 6. | 
        
        
        |  2:45 - 2:47 | He's gonna have to fight his way through | 
        
        
        |  2:47 - 2:50 | the best earthbenders in the world to even get a shot at the champ. | 
        
        
        |  2:51 - 2:54 | Excuse me. But where is this earthbending tournament exactly? | 
        
        
        |  2:54 - 2:55 | It's on the island of Noneoya― | 
        
        
        |  2:55 - 2:57 | None o' ya business. | 
        
        
        |  2:57 - 2:58 | Ha ha!  Ha ha! | 
        
        
        |  2:59 - 3:01 | Ha ha! | 
        
        
        |  3:01 - 3:04 | Oh, I got to remember that one. | 
        
        
        |  3:04 - 3:05 | I'll take care of this. | 
        
        
        |  3:06 - 3:08 | Hey, strong guys, wait up. | 
        
        
        |  3:10 - 3:13 | What was I thinking? I don't need a new bag. | 
        
        
        |  3:13 - 3:16 | Why'd you let me buy this? | 
        
        
        |  3:19 - 3:21 | You ready to find an earthbending teacher, | 
        
        
        |  3:21 - 3:24 | because we're going to Earth Rumble 6. | 
        
        
        |  3:24 - 3:26 | How did you get them to tell you? | 
        
        
        |  3:26 - 3:28 | Oh, a girl has her ways. | 
        
        
        |  3:36 - 3:40 | Hey, front row seats. I wonder why no one else is sitting here. | 
        
        
        |  3:41 - 3:42 | I guess that's why. | 
        
        
        |  3:50 - 3:53 | Welcome to Earth Rumble 6. | 
        
        
        |  3:53 - 3:56 | I am your host, Xin Fu. | 
        
        
        |  3:56 - 3:59 | This is just gonna be a bunch of guys | 
        
        
        |  3:59 - 4:01 | chucking rocks at each other, isn't it? | 
        
        
        |  4:01 - 4:02 | That's what I paid for. | 
        
        
        |  4:03 - 4:05 | The rules are simple. | 
        
        
        |  4:05 - 4:07 | Just knock the other guy out of the ring, | 
        
        
        |  4:07 - 4:08 | and you win. | 
        
        
        |  4:12 - 4:18 | Round one― The Boulder versus the Big Bad Hippo! | 
        
        
        |  4:20 - 4:25 | Listen up, Hippo. You may be big, but you ain't bad. | 
        
        
        |  4:25 - 4:29 | The Boulder's gonna win this in a landslide. | 
        
        
        |  4:29 - 4:32 | Hippo mad! | 
        
        
        |  4:35 - 4:37 | Hyah! | 
        
        
        |  4:44 - 4:46 | Unbelievable, ladies and gentlemen. | 
        
        
        |  4:46 - 4:48 | The Hippo is rocking the Boulder. | 
        
        
        |  5:03 - 5:04 | The Boulder wins. | 
        
        
        |  5:06 - 5:07 | How about the Boulder? | 
        
        
        |  5:07 - 5:09 | He's got some good moves. | 
        
        
        |  5:09 - 5:12 | I don't know. Bumi said I need a teacher who listens to the earth. | 
        
        
        |  5:13 - 5:15 | He's just listening to his big muscles. | 
        
        
        |  5:15 - 5:16 | What do you think, Sokka? | 
        
        
        |  5:16 - 5:18 | Ha ha! Whoo! | 
        
        
        |  5:18 - 5:25 | Next match, the Boulder versus Fire Nation Man. | 
        
        
        |  5:28 - 5:30 | Boo! Boo! | 
        
        
        |  5:31 - 5:32 | Please do rise | 
        
        
        |  5:32 - 5:35 | for Fire Nation national anthem. | 
        
        
        |  5:35 - 5:40 | Fire lord, my flame burns for thee | 
        
        
        |  5:42 - 5:45 | Go back to the Fire Nation. | 
        
        
        |  5:50 - 5:52 | No. No, please! | 
        
        
        |  5:55 - 5:57 | Aah! | 
        
        
        |  5:59 - 6:01 | Yeah! Whoo! | 
        
        
        |  6:01 - 6:04 | The Boulder knows how to put the hurt in the dirt. | 
        
        
        |  6:04 - 6:06 | Yeah! Whoo! | 
        
        
        |  6:25 - 6:29 | Now the moment you've all been waiting for― | 
        
        
        |  6:29 - 6:35 | The Boulder versus your champion― The Blind Bandit. | 
        
        
        |  6:36 - 6:40 | ( CROWD CHANTING "BANDIT" ) | 
        
        
        |  6:40 - 6:42 | She can't really be blind. | 
        
        
        |  6:42 - 6:44 | It's just part of her character, right? | 
        
        
        |  6:44 - 6:45 | I think she is. | 
        
        
        |  6:45 - 6:46 | I think she is... | 
        
        
        |  6:46 - 6:47 | Going down! | 
        
        
        |  6:50 - 6:52 | The Boulder feels conflicted | 
        
        
        |  6:52 - 6:55 | about fighting a young blind girl. | 
        
        
        |  6:55 - 6:58 | Sounds to me like you're scared, Boulder. | 
        
        
        |  6:59 - 7:02 | The Boulder's over his conflicted feelings, | 
        
        
        |  7:02 - 7:06 | and now he's ready to bury you in a rock-alanche. | 
        
        
        |  7:06 - 7:09 | Whenever you're ready, the Pebble. | 
        
        
        |  7:09 - 7:11 | Ha ha ha! | 
        
        
        |  7:14 - 7:15 | Ha ha ha! | 
        
        
        |  7:18 - 7:19 | It's on. | 
        
        
        |  7:45 - 7:46 | Whoa! | 
        
        
        |  7:47 - 7:48 | Ooh. | 
        
        
        |  7:48 - 7:50 | Ooh! | 
        
        
        |  7:56 - 8:01 | Your winner, and still the champion, the Blind Bandit. | 
        
        
        |  8:01 - 8:04 | No! | 
        
        
        |  8:05 - 8:06 | How did she do that? | 
        
        
        |  8:07 - 8:09 | She waited and listened. | 
        
        
        |  8:12 - 8:14 | To make things a little more interesting, | 
        
        
        |  8:14 - 8:17 | I'm offering up this sack of gold pieces | 
        
        
        |  8:17 - 8:22 | to anyone who can defeat the Blind Bandit. | 
        
        
        |  8:22 - 8:25 | What? No one dares to face her? | 
        
        
        |  8:26 - 8:27 | I will. | 
        
        
        |  8:31 - 8:34 | Go, Aang! Avenge the Boulder! | 
        
        
        |  8:34 - 8:37 | Do people really want to see two little girls | 
        
        
        |  8:37 - 8:38 | fighting out here? | 
        
        
        |  8:38 - 8:40 | Ooh. | 
        
        
        |  8:41 - 8:42 | I don't really want to fight you. | 
        
        
        |  8:42 - 8:44 | I want to talk to you. | 
        
        
        |  8:44 - 8:46 | Boo! No talking! | 
        
        
        |  8:46 - 8:47 | Don't boo at him. | 
        
        
        |  8:56 - 8:58 | Somebody's a little light on his feet. | 
        
        
        |  8:58 - 9:01 | What's your fighting name, the Fancy Dancer? | 
        
        
        |  9:04 - 9:06 | Where'd you go? | 
        
        
        |  9:06 - 9:08 | Please, wait. | 
        
        
        |  9:08 - 9:09 | There you are. | 
        
        
        |  9:11 - 9:12 | Aah! | 
        
        
        |  9:21 - 9:23 | Please listen! | 
        
        
        |  9:23 - 9:24 | I need an earthbending teacher, | 
        
        
        |  9:24 - 9:26 | and I think it's supposed to be you. | 
        
        
        |  9:26 - 9:28 | Whoever you are, just leave me alone. | 
        
        
        |  9:31 - 9:32 | Wait! | 
        
        
        |  9:40 - 9:41 | Way to go, champ. | 
        
        
        |  9:49 - 9:50 | I got to admit, | 
        
        
        |  9:50 - 9:52 | now I'm really glad I bought this bag. | 
        
        
        |  9:52 - 9:55 | It matches the belt perfectly. | 
        
        
        |  9:55 - 9:57 | That is a big relief. | 
        
        
        |  9:57 - 9:58 | If we want to find the Blind Bandit, | 
        
        
        |  9:58 - 10:01 | The earthbending academy is a good place to start. | 
        
        
        |  10:05 - 10:07 | Oh, great. You again. | 
        
        
        |  10:08 - 10:09 | Aah!  Aah! | 
        
        
        |  10:09 - 10:11 | Yeah. I didn't think so. | 
        
        
        |  10:11 - 10:12 | Nicely done. | 
        
        
        |  10:12 - 10:15 | Hey, you're the kid who beat the Blind Bandit. | 
        
        
        |  10:15 - 10:17 | We need to talk to her. | 
        
        
        |  10:17 - 10:18 | Do you guys know where she lives? | 
        
        
        |  10:18 - 10:20 | The Blind Bandit's a mystery. | 
        
        
        |  10:20 - 10:23 | She shows up to fight, then disappears. | 
        
        
        |  10:24 - 10:26 | Let me handle this. | 
        
        
        |  10:26 - 10:28 | You're not telling us everything. | 
        
        
        |  10:28 - 10:30 | No, no. I swear it's true. | 
        
        
        |  10:30 - 10:32 | No one knows where she goes or who she really is. | 
        
        
        |  10:33 - 10:35 | That's because we're asking about the wrong person. | 
        
        
        |  10:35 - 10:38 | In my vision, I saw a girl in a white dress | 
        
        
        |  10:38 - 10:40 | with a pet flying boar. | 
        
        
        |  10:40 - 10:41 | Know anybody like that? | 
        
        
        |  10:41 - 10:45 | Well, a flying boar is the symbol of the Beifong family. | 
        
        
        |  10:45 - 10:46 | They're the richest people in town, | 
        
        
        |  10:46 - 10:48 | Probably the whole world. | 
        
        
        |  10:48 - 10:50 | Yeah, but they don't have a daughter. | 
        
        
        |  10:50 - 10:53 | A flying boar is good enough for me. Let's check it out. | 
        
        
        |  10:53 - 10:55 | Yeah. You better leave. | 
        
        
        |  10:55 - 10:58 | Hey. I got my eye on you. | 
        
        
        |  10:59 - 11:00 | Water tribe. | 
        
        
        |  11:01 - 11:03 | I'm telling you, | 
        
        
        |  11:03 - 11:05 | the Boulder was standing right there. | 
        
        
        |  11:05 - 11:08 | I saw the kid strike, but there was no earthbending. | 
        
        
        |  11:08 - 11:10 | Nothing made contact. | 
        
        
        |  11:10 - 11:12 | The Blind Bandit just fell out of the ring. | 
        
        
        |  11:13 - 11:14 | She must have took a dive | 
        
        
        |  11:14 - 11:16 | and split the money with the kid. | 
        
        
        |  11:21 - 11:23 | Nobody cheats Xin Fu. | 
        
        
        |  11:30 - 11:32 | That's the flying boar from my vision. Come on. | 
        
        
        |  11:48 - 11:50 | What are you doing here, twinkle toes? | 
        
        
        |  11:50 - 11:52 | How did you know it was me? | 
        
        
        |  11:52 - 11:55 | Don't answer to twinkle toes. It's not manly. | 
        
        
        |  11:55 - 11:57 | You're the one whose bag matches his belt. | 
        
        
        |  11:57 - 11:59 | How did you find me? | 
        
        
        |  11:59 - 12:01 | Well, a crazy king told me I had to find | 
        
        
        |  12:01 - 12:03 | the earthbender who listens to the earth. | 
        
        
        |  12:03 - 12:05 | And then I had a vision in a magic swamp, and― | 
        
        
        |  12:05 - 12:07 | What Aang is trying to say | 
        
        
        |  12:07 - 12:10 | is he's the Avatar, and if he doesn't master earthbending soon, | 
        
        
        |  12:10 - 12:12 | he won't be able to defeat the Fire Lord. | 
        
        
        |  12:13 - 12:16 | Not my problem. Now get out of here | 
        
        
        |  12:16 - 12:17 | or I'll call the guards. | 
        
        
        |  12:17 - 12:20 | Look, we all have to do our part to win this war. | 
        
        
        |  12:20 - 12:22 | And yours is to teach Aang earthbending. | 
        
        
        |  12:23 - 12:25 | Guards! Guards, help! | 
        
        
        |  12:28 - 12:30 | Toph, what happened? | 
        
        
        |  12:30 - 12:34 | I thought I heard someone. I got scared. | 
        
        
        |  12:34 - 12:37 | You know your father doesn't want you wandering the grounds | 
        
        
        |  12:37 - 12:39 | without supervision, Toph. | 
        
        
        |  12:47 - 12:48 | I'm pleased to hear | 
        
        
        |  12:48 - 12:51 | that Toph's private lessons are going well, | 
        
        
        |  12:51 - 12:54 | but I want to be sure she's not trying anything too dangerous. | 
        
        
        |  12:55 - 12:56 | Absolutely not. | 
        
        
        |  12:56 - 12:59 | I'm keeping her at the beginner's level― | 
        
        
        |  12:59 - 13:02 | Basic forms and breathing exercises only. | 
        
        
        |  13:02 - 13:03 | Very good. | 
        
        
        |  13:04 - 13:07 | Excuse me, sir, but you have a visitor. | 
        
        
        |  13:08 - 13:09 | Who thinks they are so important | 
        
        
        |  13:10 - 13:12 | they can just come to my home unannounced? | 
        
        
        |  13:12 - 13:14 | Uh, the Avatar, sir. | 
        
        
        |  13:26 - 13:28 | Blow on it. It's too hot for her. | 
        
        
        |  13:28 - 13:29 | Allow me. | 
        
        
        |  13:33 - 13:34 | Oh, my. | 
        
        
        |  13:34 - 13:38 | Avatar Aang, it's an honor to have you visit us. | 
        
        
        |  13:38 - 13:42 | In your opinion, how much longer do you think the war will last? | 
        
        
        |  13:42 - 13:45 | I'd like to defeat the Fire Lord by the end of summer, | 
        
        
        |  13:46 - 13:47 | but I can't do that | 
        |  | without finding an earthbending teacher first. | 
        
        
        |  13:50 - 13:54 | Well, Master Yu is the finest teacher in the land. | 
        
        
        |  13:54 - 13:56 | He's been teaching Toph since she was little. | 
        
        
        |  13:56 - 13:58 | Then she must be a great earthbender, | 
        
        
        |  13:59 - 14:02 | Probably good enough to teach someone else. Ow! | 
        
        
        |  14:05 - 14:07 | Toph is still learning the basics. | 
        
        
        |  14:08 - 14:11 | Yes. And, sadly, because of her blindness, | 
        
        
        |  14:11 - 14:13 | I don't think she will ever become a true master. | 
        
        
        |  14:15 - 14:17 | Oh, I'm sure she's better than you think she is. | 
        
        
        |  14:18 - 14:19 | Uh! | 
        
        
        |  14:34 - 14:36 | What's your problem? | 
        
        
        |  14:36 - 14:37 | What's your problem? | 
        
        
        |  14:40 - 14:43 | Well, shall we move to the living room | 
        
        
        |  14:43 - 14:45 | for dessert, then? | 
        
        
        |  14:48 - 14:49 | Good night, buddy. | 
        
        
        |  14:52 - 14:53 | Hyah! | 
        
        
        |  14:53 - 14:56 | Relax. Look, I'm sorry about dinner. | 
        
        
        |  14:56 - 14:58 | Let's call it a truce, ok? | 
        
        
        |  15:01 - 15:04 | Even though I was born blind, I've never had a problem seeing. | 
        
        
        |  15:06 - 15:07 | I see with earthbending. | 
        
        
        |  15:08 - 15:10 | It's kind of like seeing with my feet. | 
        
        
        |  15:11 - 15:13 | I feel the vibrations in the earth, | 
        
        
        |  15:13 - 15:15 | and I can see where everything is― | 
        
        
        |  15:16 - 15:20 | You, that tree, even those ants. | 
        
        
        |  15:23 - 15:25 | That's amazing. | 
        
        
        |  15:25 - 15:27 | My parents don't understand. | 
        
        
        |  15:28 - 15:30 | They've always treated me like I was helpless. | 
        
        
        |  15:30 - 15:33 | Is that why you became the Blind Bandit? | 
        
        
        |  15:33 - 15:34 | Yeah. | 
        
        
        |  15:34 - 15:37 | Then why stay here where you're not happy? | 
        
        
        |  15:37 - 15:38 | They're my parents. | 
        
        
        |  15:38 - 15:40 | Where else am I supposed to go? | 
        
        
        |  15:42 - 15:43 | You could come with us. | 
        
        
        |  15:43 - 15:46 | Yeah. You guys get to go wherever you want. | 
        
        
        |  15:46 - 15:50 | No one telling you what to do― That's the life. | 
        
        
        |  15:50 - 15:52 | It's just not my life. | 
        
        
        |  15:55 - 15:57 | We're being ambushed. | 
        
        
        |  16:14 - 16:17 | I think you kids owe me some money. | 
        
        
        |  16:24 - 16:26 | Whoever took Aang and Toph left this. | 
        
        
        |  16:27 - 16:29 | "If you want to see your daughter again, | 
        
        
        |  16:29 - 16:31 | bring 500 gold pieces to the arena." | 
        
        
        |  16:31 - 16:34 | It's signed "Xin Fu and the Boulder." | 
        
        
        |  16:34 - 16:35 | I can't believe it. | 
        
        
        |  16:36 - 16:38 | I have the Boulder's autograph! | 
        
        
        |  16:40 - 16:43 | Master Yu, I need you to help me get my daughter back. | 
        
        
        |  16:43 - 16:44 | We're going with you. | 
        
        
        |  16:45 - 16:47 | Poor Toph! | 
        
        
        |  16:47 - 16:48 | She must be so scared. | 
        
        
        |  16:49 - 16:51 | You think you're so tough, why don't you come up here | 
        
        
        |  16:51 - 16:53 | so I can smack that grin off your face? | 
        
        
        |  16:54 - 16:55 | I'm not smiling. | 
        
        
        |  16:55 - 16:57 | Toph! | 
        
        
        |  16:58 - 17:00 | Here's your money. Now, let them go. | 
        
        
        |  17:11 - 17:12 | What about Aang? | 
        
        
        |  17:12 - 17:16 | I think the Fire Nation will pay a hefty price for the Avatar. | 
        
        
        |  17:16 - 17:19 | Now get out of my ring. | 
        
        
        |  17:35 - 17:37 | Go. I'll be ok. | 
        
        
        |  17:40 - 17:44 | Toph, there's too many of them. We need an earthbender. | 
        
        
        |  17:44 - 17:45 | We need you. | 
        
        
        |  17:45 - 17:47 | My daughter is blind. | 
        
        
        |  17:47 - 17:51 | She is blind and tiny and helpless and fragile. | 
        
        
        |  17:51 - 17:53 | She cannot help you. | 
        
        
        |  17:53 - 17:55 | Yes, I can. | 
        
        
        |  18:02 - 18:03 | Let him go. | 
        
        
        |  18:04 - 18:06 | I beat you all before, and I'll do it again. | 
        
        
        |  18:07 - 18:09 | The Boulder takes issue with that comment. | 
        
        
        |  18:12 - 18:14 | Wait. | 
        
        
        |  18:19 - 18:21 | They're mine. | 
        
        
        |  19:07 - 19:08 | Ugh. | 
        
        
        |  19:09 - 19:10 | Hit it harder! | 
        
        
        |  19:10 - 19:11 | I'm trying. | 
        
        
        |  19:45 - 19:47 | Aah! | 
        
        
        |  20:13 - 20:16 | I never knew. Your daughter's amazing. | 
        
        
        |  21:08 - 21:13 | She's the greatest earthbender I've ever seen. | 
        
        
        |  21:14 - 21:16 | Dad, I know it's probably hard | 
        
        
        |  21:17 - 21:18 | for you to see me this way, | 
        
        
        |  21:18 - 21:20 | but the obedient little helpless blind girl | 
        
        
        |  21:20 - 21:22 | that you think I am just isn't me. | 
        
        
        |  21:23 - 21:24 | I love fighting. | 
        
        
        |  21:25 - 21:26 | I love being an earthbender. | 
        
        
        |  21:27 - 21:29 | And I'm really, really good at it. | 
        
        
        |  21:30 - 21:32 | I know I've kept my life secret from you, | 
        
        
        |  21:33 - 21:35 | but you were keeping me secret from the whole world. | 
        
        
        |  21:35 - 21:37 | You were doing it to protect me. | 
        
        
        |  21:38 - 21:40 | But I'm 12 years old, and I've never had a real friend. | 
        
        
        |  21:42 - 21:44 | So now that you see who I really am, | 
        
        
        |  21:44 - 21:47 | I hope it doesn't change the way you feel about me. | 
        
        
        |  21:47 - 21:50 | Of course it doesn't change the way I feel about you, Toph. | 
        |  | It's made me realize something. | 
        
        
        |  21:53 - 21:54 | It has? | 
        
        
        |  21:54 - 21:58 | Yes. I've let you have far too much freedom. | 
        
        
        |  21:58 - 22:00 | From now on, you will be cared for and guarded | 
        
        
        |  22:00 - 22:02 | 24 hours a day. | 
        
        
        |  22:02 - 22:03 | But, Dad― | 
        
        
        |  22:03 - 22:06 | MRS. BEIFONG: We are doing this for your own good, Toph. | 
        
        
        |  22:06 - 22:09 | MR. BEIFONG: Please escort the Avatar and his friends out. | 
        
        
        |  22:09 - 22:12 | They are no longer welcome here. | 
        
        
        |  22:12 - 22:14 | I'm sorry, Toph. | 
        
        
        |  22:14 - 22:17 | I'm sorry, too. Good-bye, Aang. | 
        
        
        |  22:22 - 22:24 | Don't worry. We'll find you a teacher. | 
        
        
        |  22:25 - 22:28 | There are plenty of amazing earthbenders out there. | 
        
        
        |  22:28 - 22:29 | Not like her. | 
        
        
        |  22:39 - 22:41 | Toph, what are you doing here? | 
        
        
        |  22:41 - 22:43 | My dad changed his mind. | 
        
        
        |  22:43 - 22:46 | He said I was free to travel the world. | 
        
        
        |  22:47 - 22:49 | Well, we'd better get out of here | 
        
        
        |  22:49 - 22:51 | before your dad changes his mind again. | 
        
        
        |  22:51 - 22:53 | Good idea. | 
        
        
        |  22:53 - 22:55 | You're gonna be a great teacher, Toph. | 
        
        
        |  22:55 - 22:58 | Speaking of which, I want to show you something. | 
        
        
        |  22:58 - 22:59 | Ok. | 
        
        
        |  23:00 - 23:01 | Aah! | 
        
        
        |  23:02 - 23:03 | Now we're even. | 
        
        
        |  23:03 - 23:05 | Um, I'll take the belt back. | 
        
        
        |  23:08 - 23:09 | Ow! | 
        
        
        |  23:10 - 23:11 | Sorry. | 
        
        
        |  23:13 - 23:15 | MR. BEIFONG: I know you two are very different, | 
        
        
        |  23:15 - 23:18 | but I believe you have a common interest. | 
        
        
        |  23:23 - 23:25 | The Avatar has kidnapped my daughter. | 
        
        
        |  23:25 - 23:30 | I want you to do whatever it takes to bring her home. |