TV Family Therapy: THE LEGEND OF KORRA's Bolin and Mako

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  @CinemaTherapyShow · 8 months ago · pinned

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  @ILessThan3Trolling · 8 months ago

  You should do a family therapy for Lin and Suyin, their rough sisterly relationship, and the falling out with their mother, Toph. Maybe touch on Su&apos;s kids while you&apos;re at it. &nbsp;Quite honestly, I half expected you to quote Bolin&apos;s &quot;you don&apos;t have any siblings, fighting is part of the healing process&quot; in this video

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• DN

  @dnevita · 8 months ago

  If it&apos;s Avatar related, &nbsp;I&apos;m here in a blink.

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• AV

  @avalon1007 · 8 months ago

  I stand by the fact that most of problems with The Legend of Korra come from it originally only supposed to be a 12-episode mini-series spin-off. Then it was hugely popular BECAUSE THEY DID A GREAT JOB!!!!

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• FR

  @Frossheary · 8 months ago

  I think it’s worth mentioning that these two are professional athletes and martial artists, it’s no surprise that getting physical with each other is more the norm like Mako just picking Bolin up and carrying him when he’s in a noodle hangover.

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• CO

  @Colopty · 8 months ago

  While we&apos;re on a Korra roll, a villain therapy on Zaheer might be interesting.

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• MA

  @MamaHunny25 · 8 months ago

  &quot;You a bad idea&quot; is a such a sibling thing to say. Lol my sisters and I have talked to each other like that.

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  @3katfox · 8 months ago

  Bolin is literally the type of guy that totalitarians look for in recruiting<br>Idealist to a fault, not good at seeing the big picture, disconnected from family &nbsp;and community (he DID grow up as an orphan) and desperate to fit in

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• DA

  @DazzlingGothblin · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Duk0MftMS8A&amp;t=1380">23:00</a> Feels worth mentioning that Bolin is being actively manipulated. He&apos;s not a part of the intimidation racket, he&apos;s not there when Kuvira threatens people, hell! He&apos;s not even there when she fights bandits and recruits them in her army under threat of murder. He&apos;s not the sharpest tool in the shed, but he didn&apos;t bumble his way into working for a dictator either.

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• AN

  @AnEnemySpy456 · 8 months ago

  In Bolin&apos;s defense, he&apos;s not coming into Season 4 seeing Kuvira for the first time since she was a nobody background character like we are, he&apos;s been working for her for the last three years as she&apos;s slowly morphed into the villain she is now, it&apos;s been a long gradual process for him and he&apos;s trying to square the woman he&apos;s seen as virtuous this whole time with the actions that seem off to him.

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• RU

  @rubyrose_366 · 8 months ago

  What I appreciate about Bolin, is that when he realizes he was wrong. He does switch lanes. And I think that says a lot about the kind of person he is. He thought he was fighting for a good cause, and his heart was in the right place but once he realizes that Kovera is wrong he apologizes and he changes. He makes the right decision in the end. Because that is the kind of person he is.

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  @Maljurok · 8 months ago

  One extra thing I just realized after watching this video is that the two do influence each other over time. Regarding their grandmother, almost as if it came full circle, Bolin did for his grandmother what Mako did for him by physically intervening and picking up his grandmother when she was being way too stubborn for her own good. Bonus points for Bolin for compromising enough to at least let his grandma take the picture of the Earth Queen with them.

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