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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...
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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, could stop them.
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But when the world needed him most
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he vanished.
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A hundred years passed, 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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( ... )
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What about the invasion?
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We'll join up with my dad and the invasion force
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on the day of the eclipse.
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Keep quiet.
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We're in enemy territory.
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What we need is some new clothes.
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Yeah, blending in is better than hiding out.
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If we get Fire Nation disguises
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we'll be just as safe as we would be hiding in a cave.
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Ta-da, normal kid.
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How do I look?
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( ... )
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Momo?
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Oh, Momo?
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Ah.
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You found me, buddy.
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Hey, guys, I think this river's polluted.
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( INHALES, GRUNTS )
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Well, that explains why I can't catch a fish around here.
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Because normally my fishing skills are... Off the hook.
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Get it, like a fishing hook?
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Too bad your skills aren't on the hook.
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It looks like we'll need to go somewhere else to get food.
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Assuming that'll fit into Sokka's master schedule.
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Hm... It's doable.
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But that means only two potty breaks today.
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Hey, maybe we can get food there.
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Now you look just like a little hill with horns.
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Bye, buddy.
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( APPA SNORTS, MOMO CHATTERS )
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I don't feel anything.
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Where's this village?
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It's in the middle of the river.
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Sure is.
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My name's Dock.
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Mind if I ask who you are?
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We're, um, from the Earth Kingdom colonies.
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Wow, colonials.
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Hop on, I'll give you a ride into town.
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Why do you guys live on the river?
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Because we're a fishing town.
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At least that's how it was before the factory moved in.
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Army makes their metal there.
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Moved in a few years ago and started gunking up our river.
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Now our little village is struggling to survive.
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Thanks for the ride.
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Look at this place.
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It's so sad.
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We have to do something to help.
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No, we can't waste our time here.
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We have a bigger mission that we need to stay focused on.
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These people are on their own.
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These people are starving, but you turn your back on them?
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How can you be so cold and heartless?
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I'm not turning my back, I'm just being realistic.
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We can't go around helping every rinky-dink town we wander into.
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We'll be helping them all by taking out the Fire Lord.
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Hey, loudmouth...
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Maybe we should be a little quieter
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When we talk about taking out the Fire Lord.
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Come on, Katara, be reasonable about this.
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You know our mission has to come first.
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I guess so.
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Let's just get what we need and go.
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Hey, Dock, you work here too?
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I'm not Dock, I'm Shoe.
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Dock's my brother.
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But we just saw you.
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You're even wearing the same clothes.
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The only difference is your hat.
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Dock works on the Docks, that's why they call him "Dock."
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And I work in the shop, that's why they call me "Shoe."
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I don't get it.
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Me neither.
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What can I get you?
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Hey, I'll give you a special deal.
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If you buy three fish, I'll throw in a clam for free.
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We'll just take the fish.
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Mind telling your brother we need a ride back to shore?
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Hey, colonials.
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My brother says you need a lift.
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Can you spare some food?
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I wish I could help more.
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Our detour into town today has completely thrown off our schedule.
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It's gonna take some serious finagling to get us back on track.
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Finagle away, o schedule master.
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Well, for starters, it looks like we'll
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need to wake up 43 minutes earlier every day.
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43 minutes?
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Look, we only have a few weeks to get to
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the Fire Lord in time for the invasion and the eclipse
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which, by the way, only lasts for eight minutes.
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And we just lost a whole day.
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So if we want to make up the time and stay on schedule
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we have to wake up early.
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Well, I'm not waking up early.
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Or we could just cut out all of our eating breaks.
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What? No way. Forget it.
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I got it, how's this?
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From now on, we'll take food breaks and potty breaks
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at the same time.
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Ew.
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Hey, it might be gross, but it's efficient.
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Either way, we have to leave here first thing tomorrow morning.
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What's the matter, Katara?
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I think Appa's sick.
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What, Appa's sick? That's awful.
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Wow, Sokka, I didn't realize you cared so much.
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Of course I care.
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I might as well just throw our schedule away now.
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And I'm concerned because my big, furry friend doesn't feel well.
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He must've gotten sick
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from being in the polluted water.
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He doesn't look sick.
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Are you OK, buddy?
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His tongue is purple.
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That can't be good.
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Katara, can you heal him?
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It looks like he needs some medicine.
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Maybe we can find the right herbs in town.
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Is it just me, or does this place seem different?
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Yeah, are the people happier?
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Hey, Shoe, what's going on with everyone today?
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Ah, something amazing happened last night.
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Food was delivered to our village by a mysterious and wonderful person.
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The Painted Lady.
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The painted who now?
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The Painted Lady.
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She's part of our town's lore.
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They say she's a river spirit
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who watches over our town in times of need.
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I always thought she was just a legend.
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Until now.
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See, we don't need to help these people,
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they already have someone to help them.
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All we need is medicine for our sick friend.
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Medicine?
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Sorry, all the medicine we have goes to the factory.
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That's why there's so many sick people in our village.
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Looks like we need to stay another night so Appa can rest.
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I guess you're right.
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You got any more food to sell?
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Would you like the one-headed fish or the two-headed fish?
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Two-headed.
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What, you get more for your money that way.
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( ... )
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Thank you, Painted Lady.
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Hi, Dock, is Shoe around?
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Let me check...
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Hey there, back again, are you?
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We need more food.
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Our friend is still sick and we can't leave until he's better.
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Oh, well, that's too bad.
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Maybe if you guys are lucky
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the Painted Lady will visit you in the night
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and heal your friend.
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And maybe she'll cook us a midnight snack
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and we'll all have a sing-along.
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Yeah, maybe.
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You know, last night she visited us again.
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Healed most of our sick folks.
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Is that why this place seems so festive?
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Yep, it's all because of the Painted Lady.
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Can you believe how much an entire village can be affected by one lady?
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I mean, spirit?
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Well, I hope she returns every night.
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Otherwise this place would go right back to the way it was.
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Why would you say that?
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Look how much better off these people are.
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Yeah, now, but without her, they wouldn't be able to fend for themselves.
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If she really wanted to help
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she would use her spirit magic to blow up that factory.
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Ooh...
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Spirit magic doesn't work that way, Sokka.
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It's more like... Whoo...
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Whoo...
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What's the matter, buddy?
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It's her.
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Hello, Painted Lady spirit.
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Excuse me, I don't mean to bother you
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but my friend's sick and we're on kind of a tight schedule.
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Wait, but I'm the great bridge between your world and mine.
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I know Hei Bai, we're close personal friends.
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Hey.
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My name's Aang.
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I'm the Avatar.
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Well, hello, Avatar.
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I wish I could talk, but I am very busy.
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Yeah, me too.
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I hate that.
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You know, you're really pretty for a spirit.
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I don't get to meet too many spirits,
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but the ones I do meet... Not very attractive.
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Thank you, but...
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You seem familiar, too.
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A lot of people say that.
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No, you really seem familiar.
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Look, I really should get going.
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Katara?
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Hi, Aang.
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12:52 - 12:55
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You're the Painted Lady? But how?
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I wasn't at first, I was just trying to help the village.
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But since everyone thought that's who I was anyway...
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I guess I just kind of became her.
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So you've been sneaking out at night?
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Wait, is Appa even sick?
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He might be sick of the purple berries I've been feeding him
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but other than that, he's fine.
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I can't believe you lied to everyone so you could help these people.
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I'm sorry, I know I shouldn't have.
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No, I think it's great.
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You're like a secret hero.
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Well, if you want to help...
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There's one more thing I have to do.
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You want to destroy this factory? |
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Yes, Sokka was just kidding, but he was right.
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Getting rid of this factory is the only way to help these people permanently.
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( ... )
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Ha-ha...
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Shh, we don't want to wake Sokka.
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Hi... Sokka.
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We were just out on a morning walk.
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14:53 - 14:55
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Oh, really?
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A morning walk?
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I know you're the Painted Lady.
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I know you've been sneaking out at night.
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And I know you've been lying about Appa
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and feeding him purple-izing-tongue berries.
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Ah.
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Katara, what you did put our whole mission in jeopardy.
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We're leaving right now.
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And how long did you know about this?
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15:22 - 15:24
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Hey, I just found out this morning.
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What's going on?
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15:47 - 15:50
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Fire Nation soldiers are heading to the village.
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15:50 - 15:51
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What did you do?
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15:51 - 15:53
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I kind of destroyed their factory.
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15:53 - 15:55
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You what?
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15:55 - 15:58
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It was your idea. I was joking.
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I also said to use spirit magic and made funny noises.
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Did you even think this through?
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16:04 - 16:05
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The army's gonna blame the villagers.
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16:05 - 16:07
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They're headed there right now to get revenge.
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16:07 - 16:09
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Well, what was I supposed to do?
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Leave, do nothing.
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16:12 - 16:13
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No.
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I will never, ever turn my back on people who need me.
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I'm going down to the village
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And I am gonna do whatever I can.
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Wait.
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I'm coming too.
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I thought you didn't want to help.
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You need me, and I will never turn my back on you.
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Sokka, you really do have a heart.
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He really does have a heart, doesn't he?
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( ... )
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( ... )
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I thought we could live as neighbors in peace
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but I guess I was wrong.
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You steal our food, our medicine...
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And then you destroy our factory.
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We didn't do any of that.
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Yeah, the Painted Lady brought us food.
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17:11 - 17:14
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She's the one that healed our sick, not your medicine.
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17:14 - 17:19
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Oh, right, the mysterious Painted Lady did it.
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And I suppose she drew the army emblem on your containers, too.
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17:26 - 17:29
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This is a town of thieves and liars.
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Where's your Painted Lady now?
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We're going to cure the world of this wretched village.
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Light it again.
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18:04 - 18:07
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Look at that, where's it coming from?
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I don't know.
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18:09 - 18:11
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Something strange is going on.
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It's the Painted Lady.
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18:15 - 18:17
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She's coming.
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18:17 - 18:19
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There is no Painted Lady.
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What is that sound? Maybe it is her.
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Do something.
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Stand your ground.
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I'll take care of you myself.
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Leave this village and never come back.
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I knew you'd come.
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20:44 - 20:46
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Thank you.
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Painted Lady, you're the best.
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20:48 - 20:51
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Me and my brothers really owe you a lot.
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20:52 - 20:55
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Hey, wait a minute, I know you.
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20:56 - 20:58
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You're not the Painted Lady.
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20:58 - 21:01
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You're that colonial girl.
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Yeah, you're the lady that gave me a fish.
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21:04 - 21:06
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You've been tricking us.
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21:06 - 21:09
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You're a waterbender.
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21:09 - 21:10
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She's a waterbender.
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21:11 - 21:13
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How dare you act like our Painted Lady?
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21:16 - 21:19
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Maybe she is a waterbender, but she was just trying to help you.
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Because of her, that factory won't be polluting your river
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and the army is gone.
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You should be down on your knees thanking her.
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Sokka, it's OK.
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I shouldn't have acted like someone I wasn't
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and I shouldn't have tricked you.
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But I felt like I had to do something.
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It doesn't matter if the Painted Lady is real or not.
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Because your problems are real, and this river is real.
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You can't wait around for someone to help you.
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You have to help yourself.
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21:49 - 21:52
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She's right, but what should we do?
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21:52 - 21:55
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Maybe we can clean the river.
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21:55 - 21:59
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Yeah, we can clean the river.
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22:02 - 22:04
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Thank you.
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22:04 - 22:07
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You know, you're not so bad for a waterbender.
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22:07 - 22:10
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You wouldn't mind keeping that a secret, by the way, would you?
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No problem.
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Keeping my mouth shut is a personal specialty.
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22:14 - 22:17
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My brother Shoe, on the other hand, ho, he's a blabbermouth.
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So, Dock, are you gonna help us clean?
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No, ma'am, I'm going to get my other brother, Bushi.
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He loves cleaning rivers.
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All right, I'm Bushi.
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Let's get some river cleaning done.
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Aha, I knew it.
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22:35 - 22:37
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I knew you were the same guy.
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You're the shop owner and the boat guy.
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22:39 - 22:42
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Oh, you must be talking about my brothers, Dock and Shoe.
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22:42 - 22:44
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No, I just saw you.
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22:44 - 22:46
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You switched hats and called yourself a different name.
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Oh, you know who does that?
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My brother Dock.
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He's crazy.
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Thank you.
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