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[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.

Curious to see how Katara reacts to Azula, though it's a pity this can't happen after The Southern Raiders.
 
[X] To abduct your brother. With your Father's attention fixed on Sozin's Comet and the plan to scour the Earth Kingdom to ash, you're sure you can find a suitable hole to toss Zuko in without him knowing. There you can interrogate him at your leisure, and find out what drives him to a stupidity as relentless as the loops that confine you. For all you know, the two are related. He does seem to be their most recurring feature.

The two never really got to have a proper heart to heart in canon.
 
You really think I wouldn't have done the exact same thing if Zuko had escaped and you were going to fall, don't you?"

You blink.

What?

"I can't deal with this," she says, and stands. "One royal idiot is enough for today. I am not handling two. Ty Lee, you're up."
Lol getting thrown into a loop already! Don't worry Azula we'll give you your long awaited redemption arc!

[X] To abduct your brother. With your Father's attention fixed on Sozin's Comet and the plan to scour the Earth Kingdom to ash, you're sure you can find a suitable hole to toss Zuko in without him knowing. There you can interrogate him at your leisure, and find out what drives him to a stupidity as relentless as the loops that confine you. For all you know, the two are related. He does seem to be their most recurring feature.
 
[X] To abduct your brother. With your Father's attention fixed on Sozin's Comet and the plan to scour the Earth Kingdom to ash, you're sure you can find a suitable hole to toss Zuko in without him knowing. There you can interrogate him at your leisure, and find out what drives him to a stupidity as relentless as the loops that confine you. For all you know, the two are related. He does seem to be their most recurring feature.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.

This will go swimmingly, I'm sure.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.

We can take her to ember island, gag her, and subject her to the worst humanity has to offer... A bunch of hormonal boys throwing themselves at ty lee.
 
[X] To abduct your brother. With your Father's attention fixed on Sozin's Comet and the plan to scour the Earth Kingdom to ash, you're sure you can find a suitable hole to toss Zuko in without him knowing. There you can interrogate him at your leisure, and find out what drives him to a stupidity as relentless as the loops that confine you. For all you know, the two are related. He does seem to be their most recurring feature.
 
[X] To test your brother. Sometimes, when you fight across the airships, you taunt him about Mai, but it only makes him stronger. How will he react instead when he learns she's safe, and sound, and waiting somewhere far from your impending coronation? Will conflicting loyalties split his party, or will he finally prove as ruthless as a royal ought to be? Either way, he'll be more off-balance when the Comet comes, and maybe you'll finally be able to talk to him.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To test your brother. Sometimes, when you fight across the airships, you taunt him about Mai, but it only makes him stronger. How will he react instead when he learns she's safe, and sound, and waiting somewhere far from your impending coronation? Will conflicting loyalties split his party, or will he finally prove as ruthless as a royal ought to be? Either way, he'll be more off-balance when the Comet comes, and maybe you'll finally be able to talk to him.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To abduct your brother. With your Father's attention fixed on Sozin's Comet and the plan to scour the Earth Kingdom to ash, you're sure you can find a suitable hole to toss Zuko in without him knowing. There you can interrogate him at your leisure, and find out what drives him to a stupidity as relentless as the loops that confine you. For all you know, the two are related. He does seem to be their most recurring feature.
 
[X] To ignore your brother.

I prefer to copy only the bolded lines when it's set up like that, usually.
 
[X] To test your brother. Sometimes, when you fight across the airships, you taunt him about Mai, but it only makes him stronger. How will he react instead when he learns she's safe, and sound, and waiting somewhere far from your impending coronation? Will conflicting loyalties split his party, or will he finally prove as ruthless as a royal ought to be? Either way, he'll be more off-balance when the Comet comes, and maybe you'll finally be able to talk to him.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
[X] To ignore your brother. You're not actually interested in him. You want the waterbender. She won't let you refuse Zuko's challenge on the day of the Comet, and if you kill her someone always kills you, so there's only one solution left: you'll remove her from the board, and ransom her back for the opportunity to negotiate with Zuko and the Avatar. They'll never see it coming.
 
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