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4. Seven Havens: "The Faceless"
Samstag, 17. Oktober 2026 · 32 min
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The second batch of episodes for Avatar: Seven Havens has officially dropped and Katie and Jordan dive straight into Chapter 4: The Faceless.
Jordan does some deep dives and is late to the party figuring out the connection between the Root Chakra and Book One: Survival and Katie talks about the implications of "fear" in this episode.
Jordan just can't figure out how the Faceless see out of their unusually ornate masks and he and Katie accidentally call Daemin "Denim" before Jordan realizes his theme music is very familiar.
Katie says Pavi's character is a soothing balm and Jordan can't stop being paranoid about every single ally introduced to Team Avatar.
Jordan cold-calls their friend with knowledge about the Root Chakra, but who knows what he actually heard.
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On this episode of the podcast, we dive straight into chapter four of Seven Havens, The Faceless. It's a wild time. Well, it's a slow time. It builds up. We go into a deep dive about the root chakra. We even call someone who has a little bit of info on the root chakra, and surprise, surprise, he didn't have much to say.
Was it the best call? I don't know.
Yeah, but it was a call. He's driving. It's fine.
It's fine. Jordan grabs the hmm.
Kalimba. The Kalimba. Kalimba.
Kalimba.
I grabbed that too. And we talk about the newest member or an older member who's new to us, member of Order of the White Lotus, who also came in to Zuko's theme song. It's crazy. Find a cat monkey, give it a banana, shave its fur, make a coat. This is Yip Ya Parade. An Avatar podcast.
Welcome everybody to Yip Ya Pare, an Avatar slash Seven Havens podcast. What's Seven Havens? It's an Avatar spin-off show.
Spinoff show? I think it's a continuation within the series.
It's definitely that.
In every episode, we dive in slowly, methodically, picking apart every single possible thread. And I'm realizing I'm not picking it the threads nearly enough, and there's so much about this show that is going way over my head, and I'm needing to do a lot of research.
There's a lot going on. Anyway, I'm your co-host, Katie.
Hi, Katie.
Who are you?
Oh, I'm uh I'm the other co-host, Jordan. I am an official Nickelodeon-recognized Avatar Superfan, which is a mouthful. And you are writing my coattails. I sure am.
Okay, this is the second drop of like chunk of episodes.
It is. And for the for drop number one, we stayed up until midnight, and then stayed up way too late watching it. And then like, I guess it didn't even drop until 1210. But then we watched, we recorded, we went to bed at like 2 a.m., which is way too late for me.
Second drop, we were like, oh, we could stay up again. And then we're like, nah.
But then we still went to bed like close to midnight. Like, as I laid down with my pillow, I thought the episodes are dropping now. And we could be watching.
I could do it. It could be happening. I'm happy we waited. Uh so we just watched episode. It's called chapter. It's chapter four. Good job.
Do you remember what the title was? Think about it. What was the chapter we just saw?
Uh no.
The faceless.
The faceless. Katie, who uh or what is the faceless? Okay. I don't know. I thought they were. I just guess I thought they were a different um haven.
Oh, you think they're raiding uh they're I think way too far.
That's what I initially thought. Okay. But then I'm like, right, we're like desert gang. I mean, I don't know. I don't but that was like maybe people that left the city.
Mmm.
Tired of the the BS.
Kyoko, the Chancellor, telling them what to do.
Hey Jordan.
Hey, what's up?
Who are the faceless?
They appear, we are told they are bandits. Uh, our subtitle said that maybe one of them, maybe the leader, was named Z Z I. Or maybe Zai. Who knows? Uh, the thing about the Faceless, most appear to be benders. Some guy had a like a lance, and I don't know if he was a bender, if he just was the guy with the Lance.
He was like their soccer. Who knows?
Okay, wait, but in Avatar, OG, there was also the bandits.
Like the blind bandit?
No.
What bandits are you talking about?
I'd like the Robin Hood bandits.
You talk about Jet and his gang?
Yeah. I don't know if they're bandits.
They were the um oh god, what do they call it? The Freedom Fighters. They're Freedom Fighters. Freedom Fries.
That's because he isn't a super fan.
That's right. And Jet, R.I.P., he was a real one.
Okay.
Dang, poor Jet.
Okay, so this group, yeah, the Faceless, they show up. I don't know. I feel like we're being snarky with Yuki.
They definitely were targeting Yuki, yeah.
Yeah, so then I'm like, okay, like Yuki, like they obviously want Yuki to join them.
Right. Is or is Yuki a plant?
Maybe Yuki's a maybe she was a part of it, left, was like, I'm a part of the brigade now.
Maybe. Who knows? Portable sports.
I enjoyed it. Also, I was happy to hear the song again.
Wait, wait, this song? That's it. I did not do any research on how that song went at all. Oh, did you notice that the mama's lullaby song is the song that they play during the end credits of the series?
I did not notice.
Yeah, well, here you go. I'm a super fan. I'm a super fire fan.
Where was that info like 10 minutes ago? You'd be like, hey, Katie, do you hear that?
I'm saving it for the pod. There are other things I'd like you to notice from the pod too. We rewatched the opening sequence only once, as opposed to the allegation you threw upon me last time that we watched it quote unquote five times, at least. At a minimum. We only watched it one this time. But because I felt the need to do just a little bit of avatar research, because again, I feel like I'm a little over my skis with picking up on some of the more Hindu-oriented things or chakra-oriented things.
So I wanted to How do the eye things factor in? Did you tell me that?
The eye things?
You were like, check out their eyes. The girls have a different shaped eye.
Yeah, I thought you would have done that many episodes ago. You didn't you didn't do your homework?
I did it last episode.
Did you notice that they have different shaped pupils?
I did. And that was it. I noticed. Great!
That's part of the podcast. We're noticing. We're just noticing and during the opening sequence, which I did not pick up on, but there were these like large symbols that represented the nations and like the bending styles. So like when they go through and it's like fire, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know how we're doing it?
Yeah. There's a big logo in the back featuring that element, right?
Okay.
But they're shaped in the corresponding chakra that they are tied to.
Okay, well, I'm gonna say right now, I definitely did not notice this, so I'm excited for the next episode for me to pay attention.
Well, see, I would point it out, but see, I didn't want to run out of things to talk about on this podcast. So yeah, I did I did a decent amount of research. I was scrolling, I was looking through some stuff, so a lot of what this setting and this book first book it's all super intertwined with the chakras.
And so now I'm thinking we're really leaning hit hard on it. And so I think it's it's opening up a really fantastic avenue for storytelling and different character journeys by tying so much of this new series to the seven classical chakras.
Are the havens tied in?
Well, let's talk about it because in the last episode we noticed during the opening sequence each of the seven havens had a different colored glow. And I thought, I posited that each of those glows corresponded to the color of a chakra. I believe I believe that yeah, there is there's a very deliberate correspondence there, and so Alora is red, and red deals with the first chakra, the root chakra, or the earth chakra.
And so that is, according to Guru Patik, in the episode the Guru, that chakra is located on the be at the base of the spine. And what do you remember from that episode what the root chakra, the earth chakra, it deals with, according to Guru Patik?
The past.
It deals with survival. Which what is the name of book one of Seven Havens?
Survival!
So I'm thinking we're getting really we're intertwining this quite a lot. Okay. But do you remember what it is blocked by? So it's it's represented and it deals with survival, and it's blocked by Fear. Good job. Dang, how do you remember that?
Uh I'm very impressed that you pulled that out.
Oh, I feel like you should try this out. Here, here's the Kalimba. Not next time. Uh, Yippers, uh oh fine, I'm just gonna start next week. So, how do you think survival blocked by fear, how do you think that's gonna factor in for the rest of this season?
I think that our our team avatar, they're all like learning and growing, and I think fear can be a factor with all of them. And I think we're gonna have to work through it. And maybe even just like Alora and like the world, fearful of the avatar slash avatars.
And so is it going to be one of these things where each season is going to deal with its corresponding chakra? We only have four seasons, so we might be we would be skipping some. But if it did follow it, and we go with that idea, like the first one's the root chakra, deals with survival, we call it book one survival.
The next one would be the water chakra, and according to Guru Patik, that deals with pleasure. And so, in a theoretical world, I really, really, really want book two to be called pleasure. Wow. I would really, really enjoy that.
Why?
Anyway, one last thing about the root chakra. Uh, they're all kind of represented by somebody, something within Hinduism. And so the root chakra is represented by a Hindu deity. We know this one. Ganesh. It's Ganesh! He's the big, has the face of an elephant. When we were in Thailand on our honeymoon, our friends I think they took took us there because it was a brand new thing, and it was a giant it's one of the giant, like the largest.
Maybe it's the biggest Ganesh statue.
You don't think in the world? I don't think it'd be the biggest in the world. Anyway, it's like this enormous Ganesh statue, and so we went, and it was crazy to be driving up there, and you just see it like lording over the jungle.
Yeah.
Anyway, so we're dealing with that in this. So that's kind of what my research led me to. What do you think about that?
Uh, I think that's a great place to start.
I mean, clearly we have that kind of influence over the show with Hinduism, and I feel like we're in India, we're having chai, we're you know, but doing it's still like multicultural because Jay, I think, is being pulled more from Korea because you know, I think his voice actor might be of Korean descent, and then he talked about Kim Chichige in that episode.
I mean I mean Avatar is all about balance, right? It's like we take the imbalanced and we try to strive to be balanced, and that doesn't mean perfection, and it doesn't mean that you're always balanced and but that you can find your way like consciously trying to be better and move forward. And I yeah, I think I think this episode it was like restarting like the next little piece of the puzzle, like trying to figure out what was going on.
I So were you happy with this episode overall?
Overall, I feel like in the end I was uh was wanting more. You know, it's like you're like, oh my god, what's gonna happen? And I just I do think that sometimes when I watch something new, I'm like not really like it takes me a while to understand and get get on board and so yeah, and I'm feeling more I was more excited to see Jay's little bow.
Aww, dot too. You you've warmed to him. I've warmed to him. Why because he's helping out everybody. He knows people by name.
I know. Clearly, he and Jay are both helpers. Also, Jay was not but on the receiving end of the love like he was in episode one.
Ooh.
Like nobody's like, hey Jay, except for Yuki's family. I guess they were excited to see Jay.
Yuki's uh very mixed water and fire family. Did you pick up on that?
Yeah.
Yeah. I liked Grandpa Pops. Grandpa Pops. Who actually had a name. It was like Takoto or something. So I mean there was like a name that was given to him. But yeah, I thought I was hoping he was gonna have some sort of like knowledge about the lullaby song.
I know.
So I'm thinking that indicates more that Yuki is maybe a plant if she knows that song. And so I think it's gonna be it's gonna be tied something outside of Alora. It has to be.
I don't know. Yeah, it's exciting. I feel like okay, and then also do you think we're gonna like side with the face? Let's say face stealers. What's their call?
I kinda like the oh, maybe they're like related to Ko. The face stealers. Face the faceless. The faceless is what they are calling them. Maybe, again, like with what Kendall said in that last her voice message that she left us, if we're thinking about antagonist, protagonist, like obviously, maybe the faceless there they have been oppressed, or maybe something has happened and they have been cast aside, forced out.
Maybe they disagree with Kayuko the Chancellor. Uh Anakin.
Okay, every time he does it, he's doing like, I don't know, the Star Wars. You are palpiting. I'm doing Force Lightning. Yeah. I mean Towards you, which to the refrigerator.
Uh the faceless, I'm not sold on their character models. Their masks are they're a little too ornate for me. Also, how are they looking out of them?
I'm like, it's all white and eyebally and well, also, how many I mean, because clearly if they're stealing a lot, is it for themselves or is it just to deplete a Laura? And or is it just like there is a ton of faceless like community? I also thought, like, oh, could this be like indigenous? I don't know.
The faceless, like the how the masks were shaped?
Or just like the group?
Like they were of that area, or what do you mean?
Maybe forced out.
I don't know. Think about like the a haven was put somewhere and they f well, I don't know. I feel like it is kind of it seems happily mixed.
Yeah.
But obviously, it is a bit of a stifling society. You know, you have to take Benders and put them in the brigade. So maybe they're anti-brigade.
Well, right, and Yuki's family, right, clearly was like, yeah, Yuki's in the brigade, but also was like, uh, okay, the brigade, you know, we don't wanna what what did mom say? It was like something about we don't want to be labeled as like she's like Oh, like a deserter or something.
Yeah. Like Jongjong.
So maybe the faceless are brigade deserters.
Yeah, that's true. That's a good point. And yeah, I mean, not maybe believing in the message of Alora of being very insular. Like maybe that could be part of it. Yeah, we might as well just have to find out. The other shocker in this episode was finding out who our our missing water Order of the White Lotus member is.
Uh, that was a fun surprise. Were you surprised?
I was only slightly surprised because he has been appearing in the promotional artwork. Have you noticed that? Like when we get on to Paramount Plus, uh, he's he's one of the members, like it's Nisha and Pavi, and then Karthik and Jay. And then in the background, Demon is back there, but he's kind of like turned around, kind of facing facing the camera.
Wow, no, I did not notice. So I picked up on that immediately. So as soon as we met him in chapter one, I thought he was going to factor in somehow. I didn't assume that he was going to be our water boy.
Hmm.
So I'm yes and no surprise. I wonder if he's gonna be our Sokka character or if he we've we've been introduced to so many different allies. I'm worried that someone has a secret or someone's like a double agent or something.
Right. You don't think everybody can be good? I want everyone to be good. I just I don't know if that's if that's the direction we're going. What did you think about the girls not listening to Jay?
Yeah, they're the Terror twins. I thought they're they're a little chaotic. I think we're definitely playing up at times the differences in their personalities. Like, I think going into this, I thought Puffy was gonna be more of our point of view character through this, and she is giving more Aang early book one vibes where she's just kind of along for the ride a little bit.
She's definitely a total raccoon. Like the fact that she was licking the sheets to be a ranger to figure out how long, like, is the scent still good?
You know, she's playing to her skill set. I feel like when I see Pavi, I feel like she's like the soothing bomb. Puppy.
unknown Yeah.
You know, I just I'm just not gonna say it right, and you have to accept that, and so does everyone else, and I apologize.
We have friends with a we have friends who live in Germany and they have a daughter, and her name is Nile, but every time we say it, they go, no no no, Nile.
And then we're like Nile.
Like, no no no Nile. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. So Okay, so puffy to you is like a bomb.
Yeah, it's just like a soothing bomb. I feel like she just like wants to help and she kind of like just soothes things over. I feel like we've seen this in several scenes, and I'm like, I'm all about it.
And then like Nisha's like, I don't know, this little investigator, and she's a little firecracker, like impatient, like ready to get stuff done, and I guess part of that goes into the fact that she's been held for three years training, so she's like raring to go, kinda like how Korra was, where it was like, Korra, we're gonna teach you on the compound and then let you loose on the world.
Well, and also it's like Nisha's been supervised by adults and Poppy's been Supervised by Rox.
Right. Rox and a cat a cat monkey with a way too big head.
And I feel like poor Jay. He's just, you know, I think he was more relaxed and has accepted, you know, that he's kind of a part of the secret society and taking care of the girls, but I don't know. I mean, obviously there was like the weight of him, you know, he clearly took his leader, leadership role very seriously, and I think felt very You're very proud of the work that they're doing.
Yeah, and I think it was very defeated that like that they were able to take Yuki and he couldn't uh save her.
Right, and that's showing him being like a good leader, like caring about the people in his command and wanting to do everything he could to try to save her. I was I'm very surprised that he leapt down from the wall and then blasted himself to get closer to them and then got flamed out.
I know.
Poor guy. He did this move earlier in the episode that I think was the same one Aang would do to Zuko when they were fighting in book one, where he would just like be behind them with like their hand on their back. Oh I picked up on that I I didn't rewind it, but it looked like that and it kind of reminded me of like, you know, tricky airbenders.
But talking about Jay, some of the research I did last night is I found a piece of concept art, early concept art, when they first were envisioning Seven Havens, and it was Jay giving Puffy like a piggyback ride, and Puffy's like kind of passed out like on his back, and he's looking happy. But Jay in this uh concept art is in full like Order of the White Lotus like armor that they wear, which I really enjoyed in Sozin's Comet when you know the old people camp decide to wear it, so it looked good on them.
I did not like the Order of the White Lotus and Legend of Korra. Okay. They're so boring, and they didn't really serve any purpose. I don't even remember them. Yeah, they're just kind of kind of around they're they were mostly like serving as like bodyguards to Korra a little bit.
Okay.
I mean, I don't think any of them were necessarily even a character. But they were fun in the in the in in the pilot of Korra when they show up and they've like, we've heard there may be you know a bender here who might be the avatar, and then Korra shows up. So Jay in this promotional art or his concept art is wearing the white lotus armor, but he also had an airbending tattoo on his forehead and full head of hair.
Wow. In the concept art. So either like they are designing Jay to be an airbending master, and then we've just kind of gone away from the arrows. I really want a scene later on where he gets his arrows. Okay, well, just hold on. I want his arrows. And so is there something else I read. One of the executive producers on the series they said that this show, Seven Havens, is going to be more uh closer in format to legend or to Avatar the Last Airbender than the Legend of Korra.
So it's gonna be more serialized, and they're they're building up piece by piece to one larger overarching conflict versus Korra being kind of truncated like every season was dealing with like a different, kind of smaller issue. Right. What do you think about that?
Well, I think that that works for us. I mean, I think that that that's great. You know, I'm sure it helps that they have the the funding and the support, and it's like, all right, this is what we're doing. So yeah. I mean, so far, because I was kind of like, all right, we like came out strong with like a bang, like three episodes.
And so I think like the fourth episode started, and I was kind of like the pacing felt off to me for most of it, especially this like investigation into Yuki felt.
Yeah, like I feel like I was kind of like, well, you know, they all can't be bangers or whatever. But then by the end, like I was I was all in again. So, you know, they charmed me in the end.
But what do you think turned?
Hmm. I don't know. Yeah, I just felt like halfway through the episode, I just felt like we picked up the pace, maybe.
Were you sold when Nisha bent air and earth?
Uh, I think there was that. And then obviously we freaked out the other brigade guy. Uh which no doubt.
Well, I don't think he was a part of a brigade. He seemed more like a wall guard because he wasn't necessarily in like that armor. I don't know.
That's true. Okay, well, we freaked out the other guard. You know, just I mean, no doubt that that would be really intense, right? If you're like you were brought up and taught that the avatar is like the worst thing in the world, and like to like see that, and then yeah, what would your response be?
Obviously, it'd be like, this is like a code red, this is a problem.
But the weird part about that character in the interaction is that clearly, I don't did it corrupt something in his brain and then it gave the like the red eye flash at the end. Like that was very weird. It was weird.
And it was weird because I think uh with the other guy, the other captain or whatever, I mean his eyes were just red, right?
Right.
And so, right, to just have like a flash, and then you're like, right, is it some sort of like energy? Is it Vatu energy and it just like zapping? I don't know.
Like some like an energy that's kind of flowing in and out of people that can just like jump around or is it something because we are dealing with survival in the root chakra, is there something where intense fear is triggering some sort of imbalance in people? Because right, the big the big angry square maybe didn't like screw with like Commander Bhutan's brain, but maybe just all that fear like really messed him up, and maybe the Cambodillos like they had like maybe it's like fear that that would be a really interesting take to go.
The more we watch, I don't know if the creators are gonna take this easy path and being like, it's all about Vatu. Because ultimately I don't think Vatu was like a a villainous source necessarily. It was just like kind of chaos to balance out balance. So I don't know. I think it would be weak storytelling if they leaned so much into Vatu.
I think it's gonna be something bigger.
Yeah, well, I think that that is a good one to like pay attention to about fear and like right, are we seeing because even if we go back to the animals initially, right? And it was like they are scared or freaked out, and it was like but then it's like does it go away when you calm down again, or does it like stay?
I don't know. We should go check on the commander. I know. Were you surprised that Nisha was freely bending?
I think girl just wants to wants to do it and is like And to prove herself. Yes, I think she is rear and ready to go and isn't satisfied with her life, and whereas like Pavy is more you know, she is satisfied in terms of like, oh, like I thought I was alone and obviously I'm not, and like can enjoy the community, like this found community now.
Family, this found family talking about family, right?
So the family that she has found, like I think she's like, Oh yeah, like I am satisfied, and like it's like oh yeah, these issues, like I want to help, but I feel like for her, it's more of like a last resort, like she's like, I will act if it is absolutely necessary, where like Nisha is like, let's let's act first.
Well, Nisha feels so motivated to act because she's the avatar, and for Puffy, I think it's maybe a little bit the opposite. She's like, Oh, I have this like great power and great responsibility, and it's like I don't really want to deal with that. Yeah, it's kind of how it seems.
How do you think Karthik was?
I think he's good. I uh think he's stressed, obviously. Those big broad shoulders, because his character needing to take on being the commander of everyone, it probably maybe doesn't even go along with his grand plans of being within the Order of the White Lotus.
Yeah.
I was a little bummed we didn't get more of him, but it's things have been kind of more Karthak heavy, so it was good to see Jay again. And every time Jay's out doing stuff, like I am I'm very happy with Jay. Because initially I thought he was going to be more of like a Sokka comic relief character, but I'm happy that we're getting more of a Jay's well-rounded.
Yeah.
And I like that about him. Something about Demum. Dem.
Denim. Den Demon.
Demon. Something about Demon when he was introduced. Did you pick up on the song that played?
Remind me.
It was like that I think they called a Sungi horn, but it's the same. It was the same song that plays with Zuko, which I thought was interesting. Oh. It was like the blue spirit. It was that Zuko kind of horn. Yeah, it was like the same one.
At the end.
Yeah. Oh. I thought it was really interesting because his character has just been so like silly so far. So I think there's gonna be more to him.
Uh-huh. Oh, like, oh, it's like a like a facade.
Maybe. Maybe he's gonna be like the opposite of Zuko. Maybe he's gonna fall, and then maybe we're gonna redeem him. Maybe he is a part of the faceless. I mean, I hope not.
I don't know. You guys, it's crazy. Anything could happen, and it's exciting. It's an exciting time.
It is an exciting time, and speaking of exciting times, there is something really exciting that's about to go down. We're gonna cold call an avatar fan. Okay. Okay, here. Let's see what's gonna happen. Let's see if he picks up. He's definitely driving. And I'm definitely calling from Katie's phone. Yo, hey, what's up, Gary?
You're on Avatar Yip Yaporay and Avatar Podcast. It's me, Jordan. I am curious what you can tell me about the root chakra. Gary.
Gary.
Gary? Hey, Gary. Thanks for thanks for answering the f the call here for uh Yip Ya Parade and Avatar Podcast. Bye. Bye.
Well, you know.
They all can't be bangers. Just like this show. Anyway, so Gary, that was our friend Gary. We made him watch Avatar Last Airbender, and he refuses to watch Seven Havens because he's one of those people that like it's like everybody in our life. You tell them you recommend something for them to watch, and they just counter with something that they recommend for you to watch, and then that's just the endless loop that you get stuck in.
You're like, ah no. You know, and it's like such a commitment. But my memory is he did really enjoy Avatar, and I think he would really enjoy Seven Havens, but you never know. It's not too late.
Okay. So that was chapter four, The Faceless. The next chapter, and if you're keeping track, five, that is gonna be called The One Left Behind.
Who's gonna be left behind?
What do you think that even means? Do you think it's one of the twins?
I was just gonna say that. I feel like it's gonna be one of the girls.
Do you think it's gonna be Nisha? Nisha's gonna get left behind. Well, I guess Puffy could get left behind. If they're if they're confined to the compound, Nisha's like, I'm out ski. Okay, so maybe something happens there. She's trying to get to the bottom of it. Maybe Karthik finds Puffy and she's like, I don't know.
Oh, Nisha loved. Oh my god. All right. So much is happening. Anyway, we'll see if Dati sp like spills the beans or if he confronts Jay. Or what's gonna happen? I guess he didn't say he was with Jay. He just said he saw the avatar.
Yeah, I think, or is the boyfriend going to confront Jay? Maybe. I think it's their time.
Trouble in Paradise.
Like, and you didn't tell me.
Well, Yippers, thank you so much for following along. If you have some theories, you can go ahead and send us some mail. You can send in a voice memo if you'd like to be featured on a future episode. So, with that, enjoy fully batch two of Avatar Seven Havens. I'm gonna go see about getting some of those crumbs.
I'm gonna go lick some crumbs to see how old they are, how fresh they are.
Wow. You are so puffy. Yeah.
And you're so niche. You're like, yeah, let's go do some action. I'm like geet. And I'm like Ruhi with big, big heads. Alright, yep. All right, yep. Yep. Yep. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. Yep, yep. Goodbye. You look pretty cozy all curled up. Not really curled up. You just have your knees.
Knees and your hands are folded in like you're a villain.
Uh, I'm cold.
It's chilly. If you're so cold, do you think you're a waterbender?
Are they cold? I don't know, maybe. Some water's warm. Our water is cold.
Some water's warm. Do you think they're warm water waterbenders? I mean, you'd think there'd be like an island somewhere that wasn't one of the poles.
Well, that's true.
It sucks that all the waterbenders hang out at the poles. The poles!
The poles. Doo doo doo-doo doo doo.