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** Really, the Earthbender revolt feels more like a parody than anything, making it hard to not burst out laughing at some point during the scene. Take the poorly shot fight scene that makes it look like it takes six people to bend a small rock that one person could pick up and throw, combine it with the Fire Nation soldiers somehow managing to imprison these Earthbenders on ''solid land'' (read: the very stuff they can control and use as weapons) without them having revolted until the main characters show up, and you get a bunch of people that come off as comedically incompetent rather than demoralized.
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** Really, the Earthbender revolt feels more like a parody than anything, making it hard to not burst out laughing at some point during the scene. Take the poorly shot fight scene that makes it look like it takes six people to bend a small rock that one person could pick up and throw, combine it with the Fire Nation soldiers somehow managing to imprison these Earthbenders on ''solid land'' (read: the very stuff they can control and use as weapons) weapons, which is why in the series they were imprisoned on a ''metal rig in the middle of the ocean'') without them having revolted until the main characters show up, and you get a bunch of people that come off as comedically incompetent rather than demoralized.demoralized.
