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Comments(205):
#57
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N. Korean citizen (06/24/2012) [-]
That is very cute, really.
Though It should be pointed out that children -do- have an innate knowledge of right and wrong as far as the big stuff goes, when they learn what death is they know killing is wrong, a molester can teach a child it's okay for him to molest said child, but he'll still know it is wrong.
But that's beside the fact. this is cute OP I enjoyed it.
Though It should be pointed out that children -do- have an innate knowledge of right and wrong as far as the big stuff goes, when they learn what death is they know killing is wrong, a molester can teach a child it's okay for him to molest said child, but he'll still know it is wrong.
But that's beside the fact. this is cute OP I enjoyed it.
#53
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averagegirl **User deleted account** (06/24/2012) [-] A lot of people have been saying that they should bring Amon back.
Whenever he had on his mask
and he overcame Tarrlok's blood bending
I thought he was a complete badass.
But when he rose out of the water and the truth was revealed
It really humanized him for me.
He didn't seem so untouchable.
Whenever he had on his mask
and he overcame Tarrlok's blood bending
I thought he was a complete badass.
But when he rose out of the water and the truth was revealed
It really humanized him for me.
He didn't seem so untouchable.
#52
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N. Korean citizen (06/24/2012) [-]
All the bad guys were turned bad by their dads in avatar. With the exception of Sozen. But Sozen made Azulon evil, who made Ozai evil, who made Zuko (for a time, he turned good eventually as we all know) and Azula evil. And the same goes for Tarlock and Amon, their dd made them evil. Who knows what made Yakone evil though.
#51
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nildnas (06/24/2012) [-] I was born from science. I am no one's son. No one's brother. No one's friend.
#49
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wertologist (06/24/2012) [-] Am I the only one who just loves a good villain? I feel they should have kept Amon alive. His appearance was frightening and so was his ability to blood bend. Every series needs a good villain and he should have been around longer. I didn't feel sad for his past, but rather for his death. My opinion of what makes a great villain is someone who has fulfilled one or more of the following.
1: Lost something very valuable to them and seeks revenge for it.
2: No longer cares for anyone but himself/herself.
3: Ruthless.
4: Frighting appearance.
5: Calm under pressure.
6: Powerful.
7: Manipulative.
8: Genius.
9: Endured extreme pain.
10: Feels no remorse.
If you think of anymore to add to list, just reply.
<----- Great villain.
1: Lost something very valuable to them and seeks revenge for it.
2: No longer cares for anyone but himself/herself.
3: Ruthless.
4: Frighting appearance.
5: Calm under pressure.
6: Powerful.
7: Manipulative.
8: Genius.
9: Endured extreme pain.
10: Feels no remorse.
If you think of anymore to add to list, just reply.
<----- Great villain.
#73 to #49
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captainmerica (06/24/2012) [-] Amon is one of my all-time favorite villains. He was calm, patient, and meticulous. I also love how the production team set up the scenes in which he took bending away. Those pulled at me more than most on-screen deaths I've seen. I wish he was still around, but I liked the way he went out.
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Sammael (06/24/2012) [-]
caring about no one but himself is not really a great villain.
Personally I prefer one that truly believes he is fighting for a greater cause then himself, is ready to die if he needs to, and "knows" he is in the right and people stopping him have to be killed for the greater good.
Personally I prefer one that truly believes he is fighting for a greater cause then himself, is ready to die if he needs to, and "knows" he is in the right and people stopping him have to be killed for the greater good.
#48
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N. Korean citizen (06/24/2012) [-]
does anyone have the template of Noatak with the tear streaming down his face?
#46
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lordalpaca (06/24/2012) [-] WE'RE ALL SOMEONE'S DAUGHTER
WE'RE ALL SOMEONE'S SOOOOON
OOOOH-WOOOOAAAH
WE'RE ALL SOMEONE'S SOOOOON
OOOOH-WOOOOAAAH
#43
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HitlerChu (06/24/2012) [-] I honestly think Amon knew that Tarlock was going to kill him, and the he totally accepted it.
#212 to #43
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N. Korean citizen (06/24/2012) [-]
That makes sense, they both acted like their father. They even ran away like him and tried to start a new life, just like him. I guess they realized this cycle that was starting at the end, which I guess explains Tarrlock's expression and Amon's tears
#40
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JasonR (06/24/2012) [-] Post of the day right here. Never have I had this many feels from a single post. Great job OP.
#39
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marchinghurdler (06/24/2012) [-]
I just have to say, I knew how hard the writers were trying to get me to feel for Amon, but I just couldn't. I didn't care that he had a troubled past, he was evil. Tarrlock I felt a little bit bad for, but not Amon. Not what he had become. This post just changed that.
