I WOULD LOVE for you to do a video on the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once! I believe you can make an amazing video on it, and I still haven’t seen a great video about the movie’s messages etc.
This episode of ATLA is brilliant, but I want to applaud the effort you putting into setting the atmosphere like a storyteller would in a dark campfire surrounded by eager listeners waiting for their spines to tingle. You have a way with words :)
Katara using blood bending and Hama's evil cackling was truly haunting. While Katara may not use it I bet since that day she could "feel" every person she interacts with differently. Like Toph feels the ground, Katara could feel every human as a bendable object.
Could blood bending be used as something useful tho? Like....instead of controlling the whole body it could be used medically to stop blood from seeping out.
This was an excellent analysis of the episode. It not only shows the horror of people harm others for their own power, but the way anger can let our own morals slip away in the hope for revenge against those who harm us. But there's also the small bit of hope for when we have people who can help become a voice of reason. I think its fitting that later in the season, Katara goes on a mission to search for the man who killed her mother. She could've killed that man, could've harmed dozens of other firebenders the same way they hurt their people. But it would've only repeated that cycle of horror onto others the same way Hama traumatized Katara into learning the darkest power of waterbenders. And there's also the hope of finding others who can listen to our moments of pain and grief and help us move past it. Aang, Soka, and Toph all listen and learn from Katara, and each offer their own advice to help her in her moments of weakness, and she does the same. She even learns to accept Zuko, who could've returned to the fire nation, but choose to stay, unable to become another link in the chain of destruction and horror that the other nations have suffered from Ozai. I also hope that perhaps, sometime next year in the midst of October, I find the same storyteller by the campfire to tell a similar tale.
as a 10 year Martial Artist, i can answer that one question of yours: No, we do not. we simply give it directions, and the delay in which it takes for the directions to be commited depends on practice.
I just re watched the whole show and I went to RUclips after it looked up the darkest episode of avatar and I assumed this would show up this episode felt so off putting compared to everything else like wow this was messed up
When I watched ATLA for the first time as a kid it was kinda psychologically hard to accept this episode. Even now when I rewatch ATLA I usually skip this episode.
It's more a philosophical horror, like the concept of loneliness and stuff like that. Different types of horror inflict different types of fear. Fear for your life, fear of the unknown. Storytelling is truly an art. The power of words is a surprising factor.
what I love about "The Puppetmaster"is that it is a reversal of "The Firebending Masters" in that it recontextualized the dynamic between waterbending and firebending. in the earlier seasons, we were given this preconceived notion that "water represents life, and fire represents destruction" but these two episodes subverts that. in The Puppetmaster, bloodbending puts waterbending in a new, more negative light proving that it can also be as destructive as firebending is. similarly in The Firebending Masters, firebending is portrayed in its most basest form to represent vitality and warmth, and that it can be just as healing as waterbending does
This was a fantastic video, I loved the aesthetic you went for throughout each chapter. A great analysis of a memorable episode from one of the best series I've ever seen. You're ability to remain personable while diving so deep in these analyses continues to inspire me when I write my scripts. Big props my man
This just shows how evil Hama truly is. If she did this to soldiers on the battlefield ok. Used this new power on the Fire Lord could have been a hero! But instead squandered her new power to harm maybe even kill the innocent!
I don't think that Katara is too trusting, she's just disillusioned by this 'mother/grandmother' figure from own tribe. It must have felt really great to finally have someone else take over mother role after such a long time, where Katara is always the reasonable, mature and caring person. There's, sadly, a dark side to Hama's demeanor, Hama is obsessed with revenge and will not care whom she hurts, even if it is Katara herself.
I was just explaining to a friend last week why this episode was my favorite, and now this video just popped up in my recommendations. Bro you’ve encapsulated everything I was articulating. Bravo sir!
Can we give a round of applause to the voice acting talents of Tress MacNeille a legendary voice actress who voiced Dot Warner. She gave a legendary creepy performance as Hamma especially during the 3rd act she became more unhinged fantastic
If they make anymore Avatar: The Last Airbender graphic novels, I hope they bring Hama back. I want to see her and Kanna meet again after all these years. 🌊
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I WOULD LOVE for you to do a video on the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once! I believe you can make an amazing video on it, and I still haven’t seen a great video about the movie’s messages etc.
please do a video essay on rwby and or code geass
This episode of ATLA is brilliant, but I want to applaud the effort you putting into setting the atmosphere like a storyteller would in a dark campfire surrounded by eager listeners waiting for their spines to tingle. You have a way with words :)
I’m getting Zuko & The Blue Spirit tattooed today😬🥲
Katara using blood bending and Hama's evil cackling was truly haunting. While Katara may not use it I bet since that day she could "feel" every person she interacts with differently. Like Toph feels the ground, Katara could feel every human as a bendable object.
Good symbolism.
Not just humans, but also every animal and plant she comes across as well.
until the episode when she willingly used it on some poor fire nation soldiers to find her mom's killer lol
Could blood bending be used as something useful tho? Like....instead of controlling the whole body it could be used medically to stop blood from seeping out.
@@deeeeeeez9380 or make blood clots in hemophiliacs
This was an excellent analysis of the episode. It not only shows the horror of people harm others for their own power, but the way anger can let our own morals slip away in the hope for revenge against those who harm us. But there's also the small bit of hope for when we have people who can help become a voice of reason.
I think its fitting that later in the season, Katara goes on a mission to search for the man who killed her mother. She could've killed that man, could've harmed dozens of other firebenders the same way they hurt their people. But it would've only repeated that cycle of horror onto others the same way Hama traumatized Katara into learning the darkest power of waterbenders.
And there's also the hope of finding others who can listen to our moments of pain and grief and help us move past it. Aang, Soka, and Toph all listen and learn from Katara, and each offer their own advice to help her in her moments of weakness, and she does the same. She even learns to accept Zuko, who could've returned to the fire nation, but choose to stay, unable to become another link in the chain of destruction and horror that the other nations have suffered from Ozai.
I also hope that perhaps, sometime next year in the midst of October, I find the same storyteller by the campfire to tell a similar tale.
I love your creepy analysis on this episode! Gave me chills but does love the hope at the emd
9:30 I never realized before but Katara's actually surrounded by 3 of her friends in this shot
🤯
Is the last one the moon? Sorry. I don’t get it
@@fablove2878 Yue (kinda?) became the moon at the end of the first season
as a 10 year Martial Artist, i can answer that one question of yours: No, we do not.
we simply give it directions, and the delay in which it takes for the directions to be commited depends on practice.
10:50 holy shit it's real
I haven't watched Avatar: The last Airbender in a really, really long time and all i can remember is this episode which haunts me so much.
I just re watched the whole show and I went to RUclips after it looked up the darkest episode of avatar and I assumed this would show up this episode felt so off putting compared to everything else like wow this was messed up
When I watched ATLA for the first time as a kid it was kinda psychologically hard to accept this episode. Even now when I rewatch ATLA I usually skip this episode.
Ok I like scary stories with an horrific truth and an hopeful message
Ok I gotta say, I do love horrific aspects in a story
The Halloween episode of Avatar TLA that was unintentionally a Halloween 🎃 episode.
Your edititing is god-like
I don’t like horror but I do love suspense, mystery, thriller, and spooky openings
But I do like psychological horror
Love these
It's more a philosophical horror, like the concept of loneliness and stuff like that. Different types of horror inflict different types of fear. Fear for your life, fear of the unknown. Storytelling is truly an art. The power of words is a surprising factor.
Wonderful way to tell a story. Creepy, yet inviting. Wonderful job!
What's the music that you used throughout this video, like who made it and what is each individual song called?
This was so good! Bravo!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
❤
your environment can shape you only if you let it. you always have free will
No more storystreet this year?:(
Idk I always felt Hama was justified 😅 and I wanted katara to learn blood bending. She could have used it for good.
Yeah but Hama used to hurt innocent people who had nothing to do with her capture but the soldiers
You didn't need to do the Penn Badgeley impression. It was incredibly grating.
what I love about "The Puppetmaster"is that it is a reversal of "The Firebending Masters" in that it recontextualized the dynamic between waterbending and firebending. in the earlier seasons, we were given this preconceived notion that "water represents life, and fire represents destruction" but these two episodes subverts that. in The Puppetmaster, bloodbending puts waterbending in a new, more negative light proving that it can also be as destructive as firebending is. similarly in The Firebending Masters, firebending is portrayed in its most basest form to represent vitality and warmth, and that it can be just as healing as waterbending does
Sokka at this point in the story is not arrogant. He is stubborn but has gone through a lot character development.
This was a fantastic video, I loved the aesthetic you went for throughout each chapter. A great analysis of a memorable episode from one of the best series I've ever seen. You're ability to remain personable while diving so deep in these analyses continues to inspire me when I write my scripts. Big props my man
I just noticed how Hama’s character design is very similar to the Baba Yaga.
I’m in control of this blood sponge, doesn’t mean I have control of it.
This just shows how evil Hama truly is. If she did this to soldiers on the battlefield ok. Used this new power on the Fire Lord could have been a hero! But instead squandered her new power to harm maybe even kill the innocent!
Not maybe, she was hurting the innocents at the village.
MA NEW STORYSTREET JUST DROPPED
I love your musical pieces! Where do you get them aside from the content you’re looking at
nah its “Hello Im Joo Dee”
I don't think that Katara is too trusting, she's just disillusioned by this 'mother/grandmother' figure from own tribe. It must have felt really great to finally have someone else take over mother role after such a long time, where Katara is always the reasonable, mature and caring person. There's, sadly, a dark side to Hama's demeanor, Hama is obsessed with revenge and will not care whom she hurts, even if it is Katara herself.
Spoopy
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awesome sauce and please do a video essay on rwby or code geass
I was just explaining to a friend last week why this episode was my favorite, and now this video just popped up in my recommendations. Bro you’ve encapsulated everything I was articulating. Bravo sir!
Well that intro sequence was delightfully horrifying in all the creepiest ways so good job
Can we give a round of applause to the voice acting talents of Tress MacNeille a legendary voice actress who voiced Dot Warner. She gave a legendary creepy performance as Hamma especially during the 3rd act she became more unhinged fantastic
Excited for this
If they make anymore Avatar: The Last Airbender graphic novels, I hope they bring Hama back. I want to see her and Kanna meet again after all these years. 🌊
another amazing video