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As many of you know the season finale of Legend of Korra aired this morning and pretty much everyone's got a strong opinion on how good or bad it was. Personally I felt it was pretty good, good action sequences, great music, and some pretty dramatic moments. Although it was rather rushed, I think if they had added another episode or two they could have paced it much better and fleshed certain aspects out more. So all and all I'd give it a 4/5.

There are two reasons I decided to make this poster. The first being that this was an incredibly powerful scene, perhaps even the most powerful scene in my opinion.

But the second was I had originally been very disappointed in Tarrlok as a character. When I saw how his eyes reacted when Korra said he was just as bad as Amon in episode 8 I was expecting to find out that Amon or the Equalists had done something to him to give him a personal vendetta but when episode 9 came around I thought the creators had simply made him out to be the scumbag son of the scumbag father.

Turns out I was right about them having a past, it's just that it was much more than I could have imagined and Tarrlok really was more than he first appeared. So Kudos to Mike and Bryan for that.

I understand there's already bit of a debate going on as to whether or not Amon (and to a lesser extent Tarrlok) deserved to die. Personaly I wouldn't say they "deserved" to die so much as they "needed" to die. Because they were both too broken to function with any degree of normalcy.

Amon, though his motives were apparently truly altruistic his methods and power not only made him a dangerous madman but a powerful one at that. He was literally four thumb presses away from completing the Air Nomad genocide on top of all the other innocent people he had hurt, to top it all off the only bit of it he seemed to show any remorse over was what he did to Tarrlok.

As for Tarrlok the guilt he developed over his action combined with the knowledge that he had become like his father left him with such a strong feeling of self loathing I doubt he could live with himself. For him this was his way of redeeming himself while ensuring that no more lives would be ruined by the madness of his father's legacy.

Legend of Korra belongs to Nickelodean, Mike, and Bryan.
This is merely a simple tribute to a single scene in their excellent show

Description
*Major Spoiler Warning*

As many of you know the season finale of Legend of Korra aired this morning and pretty much everyone's got a strong opinion on how good or bad it was. Personally I felt it was pretty good, good action sequences, great music, and some pretty dramatic moments. Although it was rather rushed, I think if they had added another episode or two they could have paced it much better and fleshed certain aspects out more. So all and all I'd give it a 4/5.

There are two reasons I decided to make this poster. The first being that this was an incredibly powerful scene, perhaps even the most powerful scene in my opinion.

But the second was I had originally been very disappointed in Tarrlok as a character. When I saw how his eyes reacted when Korra said he was just as bad as Amon in episode 8 I was expecting to find out that Amon or the Equalists had done something to him to give him a personal vendetta but when episode 9 came around I thought the creators had simply made him out to be the scumbag son of the scumbag father.

Turns out I was right about them having a past, it's just that it was much more than I could have imagined and Tarrlok really was more than he first appeared. So Kudos to Mike and Bryan for that.

I understand there's already bit of a debate going on as to whether or not Amon (and to a lesser extent Tarrlok) deserved to die. Personaly I wouldn't say they "deserved" to die so much as they "needed" to die. Because they were both too broken to function with any degree of normalcy.

Amon, though his motives were apparently truly altruistic his methods and power not only made him a dangerous madman but a powerful one at that. He was literally four thumb presses away from completing the Air Nomad genocide on top of all the other innocent people he had hurt, to top it all off the only bit of it he seemed to show any remorse over was what he did to Tarrlok.

As for Tarrlok the guilt he developed over his action combined with the knowledge that he had become like his father left him with such a strong feeling of self loathing I doubt he could live with himself. For him this was his way of redeeming himself while ensuring that no more lives would be ruined by the madness of his father's legacy.

Legend of Korra belongs to Nickelodean, Mike, and Bryan.
This is merely a simple tribute to a single scene in their excellent show