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What if I said the sudden hate and vitriol towards zutara in recent years is linked to the rise in conservatism… stay with me now… I can’t help but notice it because of the arguments I see such as “Water Tribe & Fire Nation can never be together… it’s way better that Mai & Zuko are married as they are both Fire Nation” or “It’s fine that Katara is a stay at home mom & healer… it doesn’t matter that she doesn’t play a pivotal role, go on to do anything great after the war…”
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This may be a stupid question, but I need to know if I’m reading too much into this🤔😂In EIP, why did Zuko force himself into the seat next to Katara? If he wanted to sit in the 1st available spot, he would’ve sat to Toph’s left. He didn’t though bc Kat was reaching her arm to claim the spot. Then Aang more obviously claimed the seat next to Kat, but Zuko chose to force his way into THAT spot THIS time. Even though there was lots of space next to Aang or a row above.
I think this ask is in two parts so I pasted the second half here ^ (I hope I’m right lol)
I think there’s a lot to unpack in this lil scene and I think it could be read as romantic or not.
So there’s the surface-level interpretation of this scene.
Zuko likes Katara and wanted to sit next to her. Katara didn’t object because she likes him too.
I think that this is a little bit too simplistic. Zuko is both too awkward and not shallow enough to insist he sit next to a girl because he’s into her.
Plus, we see later on in this episode that Katara is conflicted about romance as a whole right now because they’re in a war.
The way I look at this scene is this:
Zuko chooses to sit next to Katara because he’s stressed. They’re out and about in the Fire Nation where he’s a wanted man for a lot of reasons. And they’re at the playhouse where he used to go as a child with his mother when he was happy.
He chooses to sit next to Katara because he needs comfort and support. He’s asking for it in his angsty Zuko way by sitting down in a huff and arguing with Aang, but Katara still catches on. She knows why he would be upset to be here in particular, and she would know he was sitting next to her because she would get it .
I think that’s why Katara doesn’t intervene: she can tell Zuko needs her to get through the evening. She reads his needs like the empath she is and spends the play trying to tease him and lighten his mood.
Just another lovely example of these two idiots finding ways to support each other when they see the other is upset (which could still be read as romantical)
I love your metas I've recently started to follow you. It all makes so much sense. Zutara lives in my head rent free. I saw a headcannon that debunked zutara as a sibling relationship as opposed to romantic do you feel as if any of their moments can be seen as sibling like.
Thank you so much!! Zutara also lives in my head rent free.
Regardless of my personal shipping preferences, I don’t back the notion that Katara is a stand-in sister for Zuko. Here’s why.
First and foremost, I think framing Katara as a ‘good sister’ for Zuko detracts from the symmetry between the two most powerful, well-written women on the show. Azula and Katara’s parallels are so cool because they’re prodigal benders with something to prove, and reducing them to ‘good sister/bad sister’ for Zuko detracts from those parallels (imo).
As for Zutara as a sibling relationship...I don’t see it. I’m sure there are already really eloquent metas on this matter so I’m going to keep it brief.
When June suggests that these two are dating, they blush and deny it.
If anyone had suggested that Katara and Sokka were dating, do you think this is how they’d react?
Nah, they’d both turn green and start gagging. (I have brothers, I know)
When someone suggests that you’re dating someone you have a sibling relationship with the reaction is not blushing and uncomfortable denial, it’s shouting, “GROSS are you KIDDING me?! That?!” whether you’re related or not.
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I was watching CoD and realized- when Katara was touching Zuko’s scar, she was not doing it to begin healing him. Don’t get me wrong, she was going to! But if the point of touching him right then was only practical (her to begin healing it), she would’ve opened the vial and had water in her hand. But she didn’t open it. She just stood staring at him, touching his scar. Who knows how long that would’ve lasted uninterrupted! Why was Katara taking time to just tenderly touch his scar b4 healing it?
I’m SO glad I’m not the only one who has noticed this! I’ve always wondered about it. So there’s kind of two ways I look at the way this scene plays out.
1. For the sake of the storyline, it doesn’t make sense to have Katara get the spirit water out. If she had already gotten the water out when Aang and Iroh showed up it would have been mad awkward for her to put it back in the vial without using it. And she was going to need it later. They would have had to be some sort of scene where Katara puts the water back away without healing Zuko, and probably have to explain it to Aang. Essentially, it was smoother for the storyline to do it this way.
2. This is my headcanon of why she didn’t get the water out. So set the stage: Zuko is standing face to face with Katara, his enemy (?), and she just offered to heal his scar. Up until this point, no physical contact between them has ever been gentle. They’ve always fought each other relentlessly. And yet Zuko just...closes his eyes. He trusts in Katara completely and totally submits.
I mean, that would probably be pretty startling. The Fire Prince who chased you all over the world and attacked you at every turn somehow trusts you enough to close his eyes and let you touch his scar after one conversation. I feel like Katara’s the type of person who would just be overcome with tenderness at something like that. At someone as temperamental and volatile as Zuko being so vulnerable and trusting in her so implicitly. And she’d forget about actually healing him for a second and just be...gentle with Zuko. Because evidently no one else has, for him to have this scar and be thrown down here too and seem so sad and so angry
Basically the vibe was intense and Katara got lost in the moment because Soft Zuko™️
In TSR, when Sokka asked Zuko "What’s on your mind?" he either responded with "Your sister. She hates me, and I don’t know why. But I do care what she thinks of me." or "Your sister. She hates me. And I don’t know why, but I do care what she thinks of me." I thought it’s the latter, since he should know why she hates him after she yelled at him(also, I think there was a pause after "she hates me"). But which do you think it was? And how does each version change the meaning of what he was saying?
This is such a great observation. I went back and rewatched this scene a few times, and I can hear it both ways. It kind of all just rambles out as a run-on sentence to my ears. It’s reminiscent of the way Zuko says his apology to Iroh, all the words just spilling out. You could put commas just about anywhere.
So I sat on this ask for a few days. And I kept rereading it. And thinking.
And tonight something clicked. It actually wouldn’t matter which way he says it, because it means the same thing. (I’m sorry I’m about to answer your question in a really roundabout way)
I’m fairly certain that Katara never mentions to anyone in the Gaang exactly what happened between her and Zuko in the catacombs. (someone correct me if I’m wrong)
But after their confrontation in TSR, Zuko knows for certain that that betrayal is the reason Katara seems to hate him and be the most distrustful of him. (he was the most nervous about her accepting him to begin with, so I think he was pretty sure that was why)
Zuko also would have noticed that the others were oblivious to why Katara was particularly cold towards Zuko (when Katara storms away from the fire I think it’s Sokka who says “what’s her problem?”)
Back to your question, whether Zuko says:
“Your sister. She hates me, and I don’t know why. But I do care what she thinks of me.”
or
“Your sister. She hates me. And I don’t know why, but I do care what she thinks of me.”
he’s lying to Sokka. Because he realized that Sokka doesn’t know about the lil heart to heart in the catacombs because Katara hadn’t talked about it.
Zuko knows why Katara is mad at him and he knows why he cares what Katara thinks about him because they’re the same thing: What happened between them in the catacombs and what happened after.
But Zuko is already on the outs with Katara and is trying to get back in her good graces. So he wouldn’t be telling Sokka all about the vulnerable moment he shared with Katara if it seemed like she had kept it a secret. So whichever way he says it, he’s deliberately being vague so he doesn’t have to explain the whole ‘We just bonded and also maybe I could heal your scar oops you just betrayed me” thing to Sokka.
Katara sees Zuko waiting outside Iroh’s tent uncertainly and reassures him that if he’s really sorry for what he did, Iroh will forgive him. Does this give us an insight into what‘s happening in current Katara’s mind when she looks back on the Zuko-waiting-outside-her-tent-scene now that she forgave him? Is what she tells Zuko about Iroh what the current Katara would have told past waiting-outside-tent-Zuko about past angry-against-forgiving-him-Katara?
You guys read my mind sometimes! This is one of my #1 parallels in the entirety of AtLA.
I have so much to say about these two scenes. It does give us tons of insight into how far these two have come, to answer your first question. And when Katara reassures Zuko she’s speaking from experience.
It’s so beautiful that this hothead has learned to have this much damn patience. I think this is the first time Katara cracked and saw the Zuko from the catacombs again and felt for him.
(It’s also horrendously ugly that Zuko’s immediate action when seeking forgiveness is still to bow and wait)
But anyway.
Katara sees Zuko waiting once again outside of Iroh’s tent, seeking to atone for making the wrong choice. It’s deja vu for Katara, that’s why she goes to help Zuko. I really think Katara’s whole opinion of Zuko shifted the moment she saw him outside her tent the morning after she yelled at him.
She’s used to being the one apologizing, not being apologized to. So when she sees Zuko preparing to wait it out for another entire night out of respect, their relationship has reached the point where she can tell him confidently that:
Because she was able to do it. (And she’s met Iroh, she’s watched him defend the moon spirit and stand agains Zhao.) I think, in a way, Katara is making it up to Zuko for not forgiving him sooner by encouraging him in this moment. Even after what they’d been through, Zuko is still unsure that he’s worthy of forgiveness. And that’s not gonna fly with Katara, because she cares for people so deeply and now that they’re friends Zuko is gonna know his worth. Because she certainly does.
Monk Gyatso was surrounded by the bodies of Fire Nation soldiers when they found his body. But how? Like how did that happen? Weren’t they all hyped up on the comet?
His clothes aren’t burned either!
If the firebenders killed Gyatso on sight...wouldn’t they be alive? If they just killed him...there wouldn’t have been any soldier casualties, right?
Well!
Y’all.
Gyatso said “I’m going out on my terms and I’m taking you with me” and sucked all the air out of the room, killing himself and a bunch of comet-overpowered firebenders in the process.
Fire can’t live without air; they’d be powerless.
That’s such a power move I cannot fathom it. I’m a Gyatso stan now.
Instead of doomscrolling lately I have been reading my PDFs and it turns out if you do this you learn a whole bunch of stuff. I’m afraid I must recommend it
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one of the most common anti zutara arguments i see is that Zuko would have taken lightning for any member of the Gaang. i agree completely.
but would Azula have targeted any other member?
i actually don’t think so.
Azula is calculating, manipulative, and an expert on how to upset her brother. She reads and analyzes each and every thing that he does.
When Zuko shows up in the Catacombs Azula doesn’t know whose side Zuko is going to choose. Her face says that she’s calculating his next move.
And then Zuko decides to attack Aang.
Azula’s satisfied smirk says she’s pleased, but not that she was necessarily expecting it. But look at Katara, she’s actually kind of surprised that Zuko went after Aang. And then the fight ensues.
I’ve said it before, but Zuko doesn’t attack Katara until Azula is in serious danger. She sincerely thinks that Katara is about to smash her into the ground. Why is that? Very little manages to unsettle Azula; this is probably the most frightened we see her up to this point. Being at Katara’s mercy scares the crap out of Azula, even after Zuko seems to have chosen Azula’s side against the Avatar.
Maybe she doubts Zuko’s abilities, maybe she understands Katara’s power.
Or, maybe she doesn’t think Zuko will try to stop Katara.
But then Zuko does step in to break Katara’s hold on Azula. He doesn’t strike Katara, even though he has a clear shot at her and it would be the more strategic move. He only breaks her grip on Azula.
Another calculating look from Azula. Yes, her brother came to her aid against the waterbender. But did he attack her? Not quite. Attacking Katara directly would have accomplished the same goal as severing her water tentacles, but Zuko chose the option that wouldn’t harm Katara. He had just gone after Aang relentlessly, but he hesitated to use such violence against Katara. Azula wouldn’t fail to take note of this.
And Azula hears Katara angry with Zuko. Thinking he had made a change, become a better person (by Katara’s standards). Azula would be able to gather that something had taken place in the Catacombs when they were together. Azula’s the one who put them in there.
The next time Azula sees her brother he’s joined up with the Gaang. During this fight she’s only really gunning for Zuko. She could go after Sokka or Suki in an attempt to upset Zuko, but she doesn’t. Azula doesn’t see the value in sending either of them careening into the boiling lake.
The next time Azula sees Zuko, she sees this. They’re both falling to their deaths and it’s the waterbender who is up in the saddle, reaching out to Zuko. The same girl who had thought Zuko had changed before he chose Azula’s side in Ba Sing Se. The same girl that Zuko had been trying not to harm last time they fought.
She’s the one who isn’t clinging to the saddle for safety, but risking toppling off the bison to save Zuko.
And Azula says interesting indeed.
Azula doesn’t witness this ^^ particular tenderness, but she sees a flicker of it when these two turn up for the Agni Kai.
That’s why we see the “I know more than you do” smirk when Azula takes aim at Katara. She has spent her whole life finding ways to hurt Zuko. She knows that Katara in particular is a weakness for Zuko. She saw it when they were in the Catacombs.
Zuko is grounded and confident today when they’re fighting. Katara is by his side and apparently she was right about Zuko changing. And Azula sees that Katara has helped make Zuko strong. She’s been there for him. Saved him. Supported him. Encouraged him. Katara was the one who already believed in Zuko back in Ba Sing Se, betrayal aside.
That’s why Azula wants to kill her.
I’m going to circle back to something else to prove this point. In The Chase, we see the first time that everyone else unites against Azula.
Azula realizes then, too, that she is outmatched. And she pulls the same tactic in The Chase as she does during the Agni Kai.
She goes after someone who loves Zuko, who believes in him and supports him. Someone who believes that Zuko’s strength lies in his goodness.
Azula goes after Iroh because she knows how much damage it will do to Zuko. More damage than could be done by killing him. It will break him enough for Azula to defeat him.
Prior to his return, Azula sees Zuko hesitate about taking her side in the presence of two people: Iroh and Katara. Azula has exclusively seen these two as a threat to Zuko siding with her. Azula has seen firsthand that, for some reason, Katara makes Zuko hesitate.
Azula thinks that she’s going to kill Katara. She doesn’t think for one second that Zuko is going to move faster than lightning to save Katara
But he does. And he has the same horrified look on his face as he did when Azula nearly killed Iroh. Because Azula was right, as usual.
Azula comes completely unhinged after she hits Zuko because she absolutely intended to kill Katara, not Zuko. (Despite it all, she cares about him) She had calculated that Katara would matter enough to Zuko for her death to change the tides and for Azula to win the Agni Kai. But she micalculated. Again. She hadn’t anticipated that Katara dying would scare Zuko so much that he would die in her place.
Azula isn’t stupid. Even crazed, she’s calculating. She’s seen evidence that Katara will make Zuko hesitate. Like she knew attacking Iroh would completely distract Zuko.
There is only one member of the Gaang who Azula has this impression of, and it’s Katara. If any other member of the Gaang had been waiting in the wings I don’t think Azula would have broken the rules of the Agni Kai. She wouldn’t have been able to bank on it being enough for her to take Zuko down.
But Azula knew that, with Katara, it would be.
Whatever has gone on between these two is strong, and Azula knows it.
I just realized something. Zuko and Katara's relationship is Katara's only developed teenage friendship(barring Sokka). Just think about it;
Katara had no female teenage friends. She was on good terms with Yue but no friendship was developed, she never had a single spoken interaction with Suki or the Kyoshi warriors, Mai, Ty Lee and Azula were on the opposite side of the war and she never met Jin or Song.
For male teenagers; she was friends with Haru but it was only one episode and when they reunited the crew gave him a horrendous goatee and only one interaction with Katara. She had a crush on Jet, he betrayed her, then when he changed, they quickly killed him off.
Zuko was basically Katara's only close and deep teenage friend. Then after the show was over, Bryke tried to keep Zuko away from her as much as possible (The Comics and LOK). It's kinda like being in an abusive relationship where you get isolated from your friends, except Aang isn't the one doing it, Bryke are.
One of the reasons I prefer Zutara, is because I feel Katara gets to act more like a teenager around Zuko than around Aang. Just imagine how it would have played out if Katara went to that party in The Beach episode trying to make friends with other teens, but with Aang as her date.
Something tells me that if Katara was shown bonding and actually enjoying herself with more kids her and Sokka's ages (especially seeing that high-school-aged kids are the only kids she doesn't mother, except Sokka) more frequently, her choice to end up with Aang in the finale would've looked even more contrived and unrealistic than it already did.
after letting it brew for a while, discussing a bit with others and reading other people's opinions on it, i feel like i have fully solidified what my thoughts are on it (spoiler, theyre not good)
im focusing more on the characters here, since everyone has already done a wonderful job dissecting the plot of the movie (and how it serves no purpose + the holes it has)
long post ahead so beware, everything is under the cut to prevent spoilers + to not have a whole wall of yapping out there. im gonna be sectioning this in specific points i want to talk about (both what i liked and what i didnt like in the movie)
disclaimer: i am NOT gonna be arguing about zutara here. i am a shipper and im not gonna stop liking them, and they are tagged because frankly its relevant to the topic
everything below the cut, NOT spoiler free !!! movie screenshots added aswell !!!
getting the short part out of the way:
THE GOOD
- zuko's adult design
frankly, out of all the characters, i believe zuko has the best design. a detail I specially like about it is the hair: unlike his predecessors zuko wears a looser bun, his hair is not as straight and he wears bangs. i find this decision quite fitting, first because it visually sets him apart from the other fire lords, its different, feels more relaxed, less strict (= he is not like those that came before him). and i also find it appropiate for his character and a natural development from the messier look in book 3, with his hair always in his face. its an appropiate development
also, in this scene specifically i love that instead of the flamey dark room he has an open space with a lot of light and is surrounded by a lot of advisors/governament officials/idontknowwhattheyrecalledimsorry
(reference here of sozin, azulon and ozai)
in terms of actual looks he still looks like himself. zuko has always been the more anime-ish out of everyone in the gaang, so this animation and drawing style is very appropiate for him
and... this is it ._. i have no other good points to bring up beyond the animation, which we have all established that is amazing and beautiful and they did a great job with it. but this is pretty much it for anything else
THE BAD
- zuko's nonexistant lightning scar
this was a terrible decision. usually im not too picky on things like these because i understand that with all the rush and the way animators are permanently overworked in the industry, its not unheard of that details (even important ones) get overlooked. if zuko only had a couple shots shirtless i would brush it off as a mistake and i wouldnt think much of it, we are all human, etc etc
however, considering that a good chunk (if not most) of his time on screen looks like these screenshots, i am inclined to believe this was an intentional decision
and honestly, it annoys me. zuko's scar has so much symbolic weight for his redemption arc (the culmination of it, his last step to redemption, going against his sister to save the life of someone his family wanted to and tried to exterminate, facing his decisions and his consequences head on, willing to die for it), and it ties him to two very important characters in his arc: katara (his parallel) and aang (his mirror). choosing not to add this one physical characteristic is severing those ties, effectively disconnecting him from them, and erasing all the personal work he has done to become who he is
and i can't help but think that this was done purely because of zutara, because it's a very visible conection between them and very relevant in their relationship (both platonically and romantically), and of course, if they're gonna have him shirtless for so long they cannot possibly give more content to the shippers (how dare we).... ironically, this damages aang's character too because it eliminates part of their mirroring, but there doesnt seem to be actual, real care and thought put into his characterization either, so what's one more disservice to the protagonist, right?
- aang's adult design
i deeply, deeply dislike his design and i think its the worst out of all of them. i already didnt like it in TLOK but i think i dislike this one even more. it feels like there is absolutely no intention or thought put into it just muscles = hot = more views
he is a monk. we have seen what the monks looked like, we have seen what his parents could have looked like, so why does he only resemble Generic Anime Man #27 (minus the eyes, the only feature they stayed true to) instead of them?
i can give it a bit more grace considering he is the avatar and he needs to know how to fight, but he is not like korra. korra had always been shown to favor offensive fighting styles and element choices, raw strength and a good punch, so it would make sense that she is very strong and buff. aang, on the other hand, was always shown favoring air bending and defense over offense. so what is the reasoning behind his looks now other than fanservice that makes little sense for the character + plot + lore?
yes it is an attractive design, yes i do like attractive character designs. but i also like meaningful design that shows the thought, the care and the genuine interest that the artists put behind it. this does not show that
- aang's character portrayal
this movie does a good job at one thing: solidifying a lot of the critique towards aang's character evolution. and the best/worst part is that it seems entirely unintentional
up until now most of the main critiques towards him were centered around his selfishness and disrespect and his lack of accountability from the narrative (critiques mostly centered in atla season 3 and what we know of him in tlok). and this movie managed to make him look even worse for:
-bringing his friends (for no reason, because they only served as props) to a mission that he did not know the full extent of, putting them in danger more than once
-refusing to listen to his friends' reluctance towards this suspicious dude they have know for all of 5 minutes (and that somehow has managed to offend every one of them)
-telling his girlfriend of god knows how many years (also a victim of genocide, also the last of her kind, his number 1 supporter from the very begining, the person that has always been by his side, the one that always had the most faith in him and always tried to understand him and help him) "no you dont understand me, this dude that i have know since yesterday gets me you dont"
-getting his friends killed
the impression i get from aang as an adult is that he has not matured and has only grown to be even more selfish and self-absorbed and that he has no real love nor respect for those that are supposed to be his friends and family. and, of course and as always, there are no consequences for his actions. no one is mad that they died indirectly because of him, no one mentions the danger they were put in for no reason. no one is genuinely furious with him for acting the way he did. the narrative refuses to awknowledge that he is not acting like a good person
- katara's character portrayal
this is the part that hurts me the most, because katara is my favorite character and seeing it get butchered over and over (for no reason other than that she is no longer relevant because she has accomplished the intended task of being the trophy for the hero) makes me sad
in this movie, i am especially annoyed by the fact that katara, who is traumatized after witnessing the death of her mother when she was just a child, now had to bring her own brother back to life (because again, aang indirectly killed him), along with her other two friends. realistically, this should be a tremendously important point for her character and if the narrative cared about her in the slightest we would get to at least see how it affected her
but no, she is not angry, she is not upset, she is not scared. this was not another traumatic event at all (even though when you spell it out like this it seems huge, what do you mean sokka, toph and zuko basically died? what do you mean katara had to play necromancer? this part of the movie is minimal and inconsequential) and it is brushed under the rug because adressing the negative effect of this event would necessarily imply that aang gets consequences for his actions, that people get mad at him, that he is held accountable and that the writting recognizes that he has fucked up, done things wrong and been inconsiderate. and we cannot have the golden boy go through that, right?
this is just another example of katara's character getting bulldozed for the sake of avoiding repercussions for aang.
this obviously means that her characterization is entirely inconsistant with what is introduced to us in the original show. back in atla she is presented as someone very strong willed, that does not accept disrespect from anyone (not even from figures of authority), that has solid morals and an unshakeable sense of justice, that stands her ground no matter what, that fights for what is right. the katara we originally meet is a fighter by necessity, but a diplomat and an activist by choice.
we see none of that
all we get here is a girlfriend that is always reassuring her boyfriend, someone that hardly reacts when disrespected by said boyfriend and by a stranger and that doesnt speak up when those that she loves are mistreated. who is this?
- interactions among the gaang
near nonexistant. to put it simply
zuko, toph and sokka are all no more than background decor for the nostalgia, to make sure that the fanservice baiting hits every fan and for marketing purposes. that is all. katara's purpose is very little beyond "cutesy girlfriend" so she is a shinier decor. a fancier lamp, i guess
we do not see the closeness of katara and sokka's relationship as siblings after the war, we do not get to see aang and toph's bantery friendship (and how it has developed over the years, since toph still seems to be quite fond of him as an elderly woman in tlok), we do not get to see anything positive about kataang's romantic relationship (and i mean positive as in, healthy romantic sweet interactions that would made me think "aw they can be such a cute couple", the most we got is a couple kisses... and then katara being motherly)
and, most of all and again very obviously, we do not get any platonic zutara interactions. i am not asking for shipping crumbs mind you, i am asking for the canonical very strong bond and friendship to be shown. these two are established to be close by the end of atla, they have shared emotional moments, they understood each other very well and they became very good friends in the end. why do we have to be robbed of a genuinely beautiful friendship for the fear of a ship? why cant we see how they would interact and develop as adults? youre telling me that mrs "i would use spirit water to physically erase your trauma" and mr "i would take a lightning strike to the chest to save your life" are not still close in their 20s? they dont have contact with each other? they dont have a single conversation for the entire duration of the movie? (yes i am fixating on this because i adore the ship and the characters and i know most about them, but theres a lot to say about aaaaaall of them)
FINAL WORDS
i would have gladly gone to see it in theaters upon release but considering that:
A) it ended up being the dissapointing mess it is
B) paramount pulled it out of theaters only to put it on an exclusive platform not avaiable in my country
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