Tonraq

Mm-hmm.

They stay in there, um, through the storm, and then Tonraq and, um, Senna find them.

Mm-hmm.

And Korra's like, "Can I keep her?"

Now we're not exactly seeing all this terrible inequality, uh, in the water tribes.

So I think the show would need to, you know, it's, we don't get enough of an in-depth depiction to really know if, if Tonrak is like a good leader or whatever.

Um,

did see this also in, in season one, like she kind of was like, she just went along with, you know, uh, some of the machinations of, um, uh, I can't remember his name.

Those are...

I'll talk about who those are.

In fact, she was influenced in every direction to become an authority figure for that Tenzin and Tonrak and Zuko and Aang... wanted her to be.

They wanted her to uphold their world, not hers.

Anything else I have? No, I noted that...

oh okay bridges very very briefly uh night of harmon or night of a thousand stars has two incredible fight scenes in it first of all bolin fighting the uh the the fake kidnappers or whatever the kidnappers uh while the mover plays in the background and he mimics his actions i thought that was just incredible animation fight choreography i was pretty in love with that scene even if like bolin's character kind of sucks this season that was that was pretty incredible And then also at the end of that episode, we get Tonrak versus Unalaq, this like ice fight, which is a little random.

But I mean, this is like the context of the Tonrak rebellion.

And that scene, that fight is incredible as well.

And reading about it in the art book, I think is Joaquin dos Santos and also the director of that episode, which I can find.