Iroh Vs Sokka : Who Is Accompanying His Nephew In His Quest To Capture The Avatar?

When the story begins in book one, iroh is accompanying his nephew the banished prince zuko in his quest to capture the avatar, a superhuman whose task to maintain world order makes him a threat to the fire nation's campaign of conquest. having learnt of the plan of zhao, a fire national admiral, to kill the moon spirit to take away the water tribes' power of waterbending, disrupting the natural order, iroh attacks zhao and is named a traitor. during book two, he and his nephew are now fugitives from the fire nation.

When he did smile, it seemed forced and well, false. sokka looked frightened and uneasy and lost all of his humor. and the fire-benders (with the exception of iroh) could not create fire???

I think mako mori is a very strong female character that hold up her own in the film and girls can look up to. it's nice seeing a strong japanese character portray like this, then the dumb eye candy that follows the main character around. the person that made the film was idris elba as marshall stacker pentecost.

Charlie hunnam is a talented actor but this character is so boring. he is merely just a hero. our female lead mako mori played by rinko kikuchi is a nightmarish stereotype in my humble opinion.

And becoming a waterbender entails accepting your emotions - even the negative ones, which airbending instinct would have aang avoid or ignore.noah ringer performs admirably as aang, expressing subtle emotion through both expressions and body language. in a lighthearted moment he shines as a normal child who forgets, for the moment, the enormous responsibility he bears, and throughout the entire movie the gentleness that got him the role emphasizes aang's compassionate nature. jackson rathbone, as sokka, has few opportunities to bring the character to life, but carries off his few humorous scenes smoothly.

Sokka thought bending was what got the world in trouble in the first place, so he believed only the skill and strength of ordinary men like himself could ultimately defeat the fire nation, not having bending abilities himself, sokka instead preferred the ways of the warrior and the scientist. taking his responsibility as protector seriously. initially, he did not seem to believe in the bending arts, calling katara's bending "magic water", however, the appearance of avatar aang began to change his mind, even though he did not fully accept the fact that he must learn firebending at first, as he was the least eager for him to start practicing the art under jeong jeong.

Sokka, who is my favorite character from the show, did get to use boomerang, give a fire nation guy a swift kick, and get frozen, using a similar tone sokka uses in the show, "katara! "(annoyed whining voice). that made me smile, a little.