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The Legend of Korra 2x14 "Light In The Dark" | Reaction & Review (UNCUT) (Patreon)

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2024-05-13 20:00:07
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That wraps up Season 2 of TLOK! This show is flying by fast 🥲 Let us know what you thought about this season and the severing of past connections for good. We were honestly disappointed at first but excited for all the changes Season 3 has to offer. 💨💨💨🍃🍃🌀🌀😍

SEE YALL IN S3 🔥🔥🔥

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Jenny D

So I wrote my first comment about Jinora and the teapot before watching the reaction, but now that I have I’ll expand a bit more on (at least my understanding of) Raava and Vaatu and what Jinora seemingly did. So Raava told Wan that even if she managed to defeat Vaatu, he would grow inside of her and then emerge before the next Harmonic Convergence. (I feel really bad for whatever Avatar is alive 10,000 years from now, when they’ll basically have to spit out Vaatu and then immediately defeat him again.) So when Jolly Blue Korra confronts Unavaatu and presses on his chest she’s searching for Raava, but considering it takes ~10,000 years for the defeated spirit to grow and emerge, whatever bit of Raava was in Vaatu was too infinitesimal for Korra to detect. That’s where Jinora with the light (presumably from Wan’s teapot) comes in. I’ve seen some people describe it as Jinora speeding up the process of Raava regrowing, but I thinks it’s more like she connected the lingering essence of Raava to enhance whatever was just barely forming in Vaatu. Like she supercharged it.

Meesh & Dee
>>137993632

Wow, Thank you for this explanation! You're the best Jenny! We missed the dialogue where Vaatu would reemerge and grow in the next 10,000 years. That is going to suck for that Avatar 😂

amy leach

Dont blame korra for losing her past lives, it was unalaq eho ripped her out of korra leaving korra weak and disoriented so she couldnt do much, she tried, you seen her look like she took a blow to the gut each time ravaa got hit, its painful. Korra trusted her uncle to the point it was too late, thats not her fault, everyone trusts their family until they show why they cant be trusted. Korra is the victim. Shes also still a teenager, she will make mistakes and she does learn from them.