Lin Beifong

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it was nice to like kind of get that full resolution of the family Beifong drama o- on-

Yeah

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It was.

It's nice to see Lin's development from being a completely jaded, totally closed-off, armored person, you know, with no room for any sentimentality to a much warmer character who is still a supreme badass.

Again, like I said, every time I think of her name, I just think Lin Motherfucking Beifong.

[laughs] Yeah.

I love the old guard of the characters on this show and the fact that they never stop learning and growing themselves.

I think Lin Beifong's arc in this season is a really prime example of that.

The fact that she's held on to all this trauma and all this anger directed at her sister for so long.

And then finally seeing the two of them reconcile and get over their old wounds was just I think I think was was actually a really great and really well done storyline within this season as well.

It was.

And I'm going to say something a little bit snarky here, but it is actually something that I really liked.

I like the fact that Lin was completely right.

Suyin sucked.

Ty Lee, which I can't remember.

Lin Beifong.

And then, of course, Bolin from Korra, which I like Bolin.

And then there's one more that the fans are picking.

I really like how almost every character that was somewhat significant stuck around.

Like even the Beifong twins, Su's sons, they were there through the end of book three into book four.

And like even Su and Lin.

Lin we met in episode one, Tenzin we met in episode one, but because they're adults, you know, a lot of times kind of like Hakoda in the original series, we saw him a lot, but he wasn't, there with Team Avatar fighting a lot in the finale and all this stuff.