She claims that she is more powerful than the tides, as if she no longer considers herself a mere human being. we see the terrifying dominance she exerts over people the absolute authority she assumes within herself, even over nature (zhao killing the moon provides another example of this mentality among the fire nation) and crucially, her hubristic confidence that she can use fear to control others at all times, which ultimately proves her downfall. It would be a shame to miss it.Azula’s opening monologue does such a fantastic job of immediately establishing her character. Take time to see your love with new eyes. Everything around you and everyone is always changing. And depending on how the sun hits the water, the colors and shades of blue are in fact, infinite. The ocean's tides rise and fall with the phases of the moon. The flower is always moving, changing, blossoming, and giving life to the birds and the bees. Or that the ocean is simply salt water and blue.
A flower that looks and smells just as simply as it always has. You may think that a flower is simply a flower. The wonders of time and how they show their presence in such ways. The little crinkles around her eyes that get ever-so-slightly deeper and wiser. It is a shame to be unaware of the shifts and changes that happen every day, every moment, right before your eyes. Strengths, their wounds, and deepest corners of their heart could ever sum them up- is unjust. Habits, their history, their stories, their weaknesses, their To think that whatever time you have shared in knowing their “It is naive to think you know someone so well.
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