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What she means: was Iroh a bad person turned good or was he always a good person (with extenuating circumstances) like zuko? If he lied about killing the last dragon at such a young age, then he must have lied about other things as well? If he was such a high ranking member of the white lotus, then that means he would’ve been in the organization for quite some time right? Was he always planning on ending the war once he became firelord? Did he fake his defeat at ba sing se because he didn’t want the fire nation to take the last piece of the earth kingdom? Was his son a casualty of this plan and then a catalyst for him to make sure that zuko didn’t end up like his father after the throne was stolen from him? Did ozai somehow know iroh wanted to end things and thus stole the thrown from him so that he could continue the fire nation’s tyranny? If he sent earth kingdom gifts to zuko and Azula that taught them about earth kingdom culture, then wouldn’t that mean that he wanted them to respect it and learn from it and not want them to see it as an enemy nation? Who taught Iroh water bending techniques knowing that he was the fire nation prince/possible firelord, unless they knew he wasn’t gonna be a tyrant? Was he undercover or did white lotus water benders teach him? Iroh didn’t want zuko looking for the avatar after his banishment, and even more so after they found out the avatar was alive. He was always distracting zuko and trying to get them off course. Was he always trying to change zuko’s mind? Was he going to somehow help aang if zuko was successful in capturing him? What would he have done if they somehow got the avatar? Did Iroh wanna end the war from the beginning? Was iroh always secretly helping the other side? Or did he have a change of heart after the death of his son?

(I can’t believe I had never drawn these two before)

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