[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by Locke

But once again 'practically' and 'for all intents and purposes' is different than it actually happening in the story and narrative. That is why I didn't appreciate Avatar and found it very kid friendly, whereas I found stuff like JLU, BTAS and Beyond much more catered for an adult (or at least much older) audience.

I knew you would latch on that example.

Her simply dying is not interesting. Avatar has shown that it can handle death as Matrix and I have pointed out in just a few examples. What makes it more interesting is why she chose to disappear. Think about it, if she was murdered, the story is straightforward enough. Ozai is evil, and she was good and Zuko should have revenge. But she ran, implying she had something to do with the plot, that there was more than meets the eye.

That is also why she was a more interesting character than Warren McGinnis. I am not saying this was the only way they could have done the story, I am merely saying that explicit death is not the only plot-line a show can use.

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Really? I felt Season 2 had tons of consequencies to the actions of the characters.
Eh. Not every show is for everyone.

I guess so, debating can't go on forever.

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

And people died in JLU and BTAS (Outside of Bruce's parents)?
I can only remember Devil Ray, and his death was silhouetted out.

Solomon Grundy died and that was pretty significant. Most other deaths, if they were for significant characters, left clear room for return.