Give me poetry or death

Katara's daughter Kya also looks like Katara who looks like her mother

Notice how in the movie, when they're expecting a fight of some sort, Zuko keeps his hair up and safe in a bun.

Do you think he was scared of losing it again? Sacred of an enemy blade shearing him of an honour he's been painstakingly regrowing each year, no matter how much he questions if he even deserves it?

But then I thought on how open hair isn't really something we see outside of fire nation royalty, and Zuko does not wear his phoenix pin when he buns it so maybe it's an act of humility, or a way to take a respite from the burden of the crown.

But then I thought on how the Ursa and Iroh in part keep their hair mostly down because they nearly never have any intention to fight.

And I thought of how the only time I can think of fire willingly fighting with their hair completely loose is Ozai

Ozai whose so self assured in his own honour that he can't fathom fearing losing it.

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Imagine how surreal it must have been for Grandmother Silk to be plummeted down into the void, surviving only on mother's adrenaline and then her murderer arrives and she's powerless to do anything except watch and scream as this pale rival attacks her child.

Did she think Hornet would kill Lace? For surely this daughter had proven herself more pale than weaver and would gladly slay an obstacle to her taking Pharloom as her own.

Because that's the nature of pale beings: to dominate. Grandmother Silk must know that because she embodied it yet what if as she watches Hornet attack she sees the void be battered off Lace until finally her only loved child falls-

And instead of slay Lace, Hornet cradles her, and Grandmother Silk realises this daughter has taken after her Grandmother for her urge to dominate has been bested by her urge to mother?