I Think For Most Of Part Even When Ursa Didn't Leave And Keep Scolding Her I Think It Still Give Azula

I think for most of part even when Ursa didn't leave and keep scolding her I think it still give Azula effect, like man even when Ursa screw up she won't let Azula been used by Ozai. I think Ozai influence became so much worse when Ursa left than Zuko left as well this just leave Azula alone with Ozai. We don't know what he did to her, I always imagine something worse when he trained her to mastering her bending and Azula accept it because she thinks she deserves it. (Well this is just my imagination) it turn into far worse but if Ursa was there I imagine she won't let her children gone forever or won't let Ozai using her daughter as a weapon.

And well the comic idea was nice, the joke is funny too because c'mon who didn't like to see Katara and Azula glaring at each other. The search highlight the abusive part that Ozai did to his family. And Ursa fuck up by making mess and making everything far worse for Zuko (maybe explain why she was always put Zuko so much attention I think other than being her favorite). But some of the idea was well good but the execution was bad. While s&s they make Azula turn into 100% villain who kidnapping children. Man she was far better than children kidnapper.

Ursa didn't love Azula

And if she did she never showed it properly which... for a child is felt the same as not being loved at all. I can understand especially in the context of the abusive domestic situation their family was in that it was difficult for Ursa to properly parent both her children, but it's not a stretch to say that Ursa saw too much of Ozai in Azula, and she sure as hell didnt love Ozai lol

why his eye was red

hair envy.

Hi! I keep seeing hanfu robes with just one shoulder, usually for men. What's up with that? Is it a thing that actually existed?

Hi, thanks for the question, and sorry for taking ages to reply! 

Yes, the style of wearing hanfu robes with just one shoulder for men existed historically, during the Tang dynasty. As @beehunni62 wrote in this post: 

The specific trend of hanfu worn here was one used during the Tang Dynasty, specifically for archery and/or horse riding. It’s composed of a white silk round collar undershirt 圆领汗衫中衣, a jacket called a banbi 半臂, and a round collar robe 圓領袍.

The sleeve pertaining to the arm of the dominant hand was removed from the shoulder and tucked under the belt to allow for maximum mobility and comfort while shooting arrows or horse riding.

The trend created the opportunity for two or more different fabrics to be placed side by side showcasing an aesthetic contrast.

Please check out the post for a more detailed explanation with images.

Hope this helps! ^^

(Tang dynasty-style men’s hanfu photos via 君陈 and 汀兰颂)

Lmaoooooo hahahaha

so raafa dying because of plague wow

hair envy.

this is messy i know but im too lazy for line art