Since we don't seem to have a centralized pairing-up post, I'll just put this here: Ursa is up for grabs if anybody wants her! 8)

It's unfortunate that you're not affected by this. I think it might have done you some good.

So that was the way things might have been.

That... bitterness is hard to imagine, even now when it's only just ended. I felt furious and horrified; usless, and powerless to stop it. If not having been there is what kept me from growing that cold, then I'm almost glad for it. No matter what how she is, I don't want to feel that way about a child ( Read more... )

OKAY SO. Azula, Ozai, and Ursa are all going to be affected together (I already put up a similar post in Azula's journal), and the question we're going from is: What if Ursa had never been banished? After Azulon's death, Ozai proposed a cover-up as opposed to a PR-necessitated banishment, and so they made it look as if he had died of natural causes ( Read more... )

Even if it would be best for the rest of the world, I could never kill her-- or her father.

And yet... I do fear for their future. I only barely succeeded in saving Zuko-- if she's convicted for war crimes when all this is over, will I be able to save her when the law is against me?

OOC: Reference!

Zuko, your sister is back in the Fire Nation.

It appears that that woman is attacking again.

We really should do something about this.

( {LOCKED TO ZUKO} )

Even after all this time, it doesn't seem right for my family to be so spread out. Regardless of the problems we're having-- the problems we've always had-- I still can't help but remember how we used to be happy. Not perfect, but happy ( Read more... )

My son is currently in hiding with a small rebel group that plans to oppose the most powerful nation in the world. My daughter is being kept away from me by one of the most rude and disagreeable women I've ever met. My ex-husband apparently wants to kill them both ( Read more... )

Though she had only done it twice so far (once to the place where she had met with Zuko, and then back again), worldhopping was not Ursa's favorite activity. It was dizzying, disorienting, and cold-- though, from what she had gathered, that had more to do with Jack Frost's methods than with the trip itself. Still, she admitted, it was a small price ( Read more... )