But Creed is an angel

Oh, you call your aunt that too?

Meow!

When I was a child in kindergarten, one time we managed to make two beyblades produce a spark. To this day, that’s one of my proudest moments.

My argument isn’t that Aang didn’t see the killing directly, it’s that he was possessed by a very powerful and angry spirit, so he didn’t have control over his actions.

Also, Aang managed to achieve the same effect - arguably an even more positive one - by not killing Ozai. Sure, killing him would have been simpler, but the show directly shows us that it would not have been better.

Sure, he was on the turtles back, but I think the show explicitly tells us the turtle only came because of his strong will to finish the fight without killing Ozai. Had he been convinced by his previous lives, his will wouldn’t have been strong enough to summon the turtle.

Also, even if the turtle had still come and taught him the technique, he’d have been overpowered by Ozais spirit during the final confrontation. Aang only defeated him during their battle of wills because of his unwavering spirit.

Though, to be fair, he only found that magical being because he kept searching for a different solution. Had he given up and listened to everyone, he wouldn’t have met the turtle.

Aang was very explicitly not in control of himself during the invasion of the north, and he became scared of his power due to his experiences with the avatar state.

The whole moral conundrum is about him consciously choosing to kill the Fire Lord. Yes, he most likely caused deaths before, but not consciously & deliberately.

Ask someone what “Caniformia” is and most would probably think you’re talking about some region on the US West Coast.

You’re obviously talking about noobs who aren’t watching TierZoo 😎

What’s the deal with bees? They work like busy bees and produce honey for us, but we don’t pay them anything. It’s the bees knees! But what if they stopped working for free?

And what’s the deal with airplane bees?

While those are definitely the undertones, I’m 99.9% sure that Jerry Seinfeld never thought that far. He just came up with a plot about bees.

And this dichotomy makes it a real piece of art.

Don’t forget the recently discovered Salmiak!

If the critter is close enough, their whiskers can pick up on vibrations in the air AFAIK, so they could probably still hunt.

Fourteen is a terrible nickname for water

Challenge accepted!

It’s the same picture.

Bonus points!

If he pulls the lever so the trolley starts to multi-track drift, he can kill all 10 people at once

Gotta play Baldurs Gate 3 to find out