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Vathara started this story because the differences between the four elemental nations seemed superficial compared to the differences in culture and values between thier real-world counterparts. This eventually grew to include how cultures with animistic belief systems view spirits and some of the historical background surrounding real-world campaigns of genocide.
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Vathara started this story because she was iritated by the characters not showing the values and beliefs seen in the real-world counterparts of their respective nations. This eventually grew to include how cultures with animistic belief systems view spirits and some of the historical background surrounding real-world campaigns of genocide.
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This isn\'t an inherently bad approach, provided it is used consistently and explained well so we either see the characters change over time or they are different from the very start. Instead, Vathara picks up in Book 2 so all the bits of character establishment and development from Book 1 are canon for this story. Beyond that, most of the events for Book 2 for Team Avatar, at least the ones that don\'t directly involve Zuko, are also story canon.
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This isn\\\'t an inherently bad approach, provided it is used consistently and explained well. In an AU such as this we should either see the characters change over time or they are different from the very start with an adequate explanation of why they are different. Instead, Vathara picks up in Book 2 so all the bits of character establishment and development from Book 1 are canon for this story. Beyond that, most of the events for Book 2 for Team Avatar, at least the ones that don\\\'t directly involve Zuko, are also story canon.
