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Even if Zaheer's plan succeeded I don't think he'll lead people even if they wanted him to. I feel like he's a true believer in his philosophy and will follow it to the letter.

Trevor Darnell

Mako may have killed water arm lady but if getting electrocuted didn't do it, Ghazan going full sudoku and bringing the base down on himself probably did it in for her.

Trevor Darnell

Such a bittersweet ending. I always tear up at the end. Korra is crying at the end b/c she loves being the avatar and her worst nightmare is not being needed as the avatar or becoming obsolete. Which is pretty much what happen with the air nation taking her place while she heals. Also, the poison forces into the avatar state to keep her alive, otherwise she would've died. But she'll also die to the poison if it stays in her system for too long. So, it's a one two combo.

Trevor Darnell

I see so much of myself in Korra. Everything from personality to being the one who does everything he or she can for others without demanding anything in return. I have won so many awards because I stand up against bullying and a lot of work i have done for young people with mental health problems. And i mean i just turned 18 and i have done and still do so much for others no matter what, something so few dose today. I have been and talked about Mental Illness, bullying and LGBTQ on schools in over 8 countries today. And you will see even more i and korra have in common next season. And i just feel so bad for her. And i always cry at the end because She was just like me last year when I got beaten by 30 guys just because I am bisexual. She was so me when i won the court ... so this show is really personal for me. And yea just the music and feeling and yea everything is so beautiful. Korra is just such a great human idol for me.

Brandon Jensen - May the force be with you

Bittersweet in every sense of the word. One of the best seasons in the Avatar Mythos hands down.

Matthew Richson

Also wether if they pick up on a certain something...

Matthew Richson

Korra has been through so much since the start of the series with each villain, it's so tragic. And the writers were given book 3 and 4 together, so the story will connect better, instead of it seeming so separate like the past seasons. Cant wait to see your reaction to select episodes gals! See you next week!

Lorenzo Baxter

The reason Korra was crying at the end was because remember, the poison also affected her mentally as well as physically, as seen when the hallucinations of the previous villains were telling her that the world doesn't need her anymore and as someone who loves being the avatar, those words hit pretty close to home for Korra. So when Tenzin tells her that the airbenders are gonna take her place while she recovers, she's mentally unwell enough to misinterpret it as him saying "We don't need you anymore" and she's left physically, mentally and spiritually broken Also, Korra is still in control while she was in the Avatar State, but because she still thought Zaheer killed her dad, she went after him in berserker mode with the intent to straight up murder him in cold blood