Amenadeel posted... Now that I've seen the whole series I have to ask, how is it like Empire strikes back?
**Spoilers for both Empire Strikes Back and Avatar: The Last Airbender**
> our hero, the last of an ancient line of warrior-monks, splits off from his friends to seek training from an inexplicably-old guru>meanwhile, the main villain's ruthless enforcer, who's hounded our heroes nearly every step of their journey, infiltrates the city where they erroneously thought they were safe, and captures one or more of them.> guru teaches our hero that he must detach himself from his friends and loved ones in order to complete his spiritual training>while attempting this training, our hero has a vision of his loved one(s) in peril. This compels him to turn his back on both the guru and his training to go save his friends>Arriving at the city, our unprepared hero faces the enforcer, gets his ass kicked, and nearly dies; his life is saved only by the intervention of his love interest>The bad guys take over the city and win the day. Our defeated heroes make their escape and live to fight again.---
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