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[Filtered 100 percent AWAY from: Sokka, Toph, Zuko, Yue, Suki, Shikamaru, Chouji, Ino, Shino, Naruto, Sasuke, Itachi, Trafalgar, Nami, Sanji, Luffy, Chopper, and anyone else she thinks might recognize her handwriting, despite the pains she's going to in order to disguise it, or show the journal to people she really doesn't want to see this - Raine and Temari and Iroh.

All replies will be written unless stated otherwise. The camera is obscured by a wrapped around piece of brown cloth.]

Do you think that there's such a thing as a power that is wrong, not because of how it's used, but just because of what it does?

[After staying holed up in her room with the door shut - quite an unusual break of habit for her - Katara decides to head into town. She wants to check out that night club that she'd heard about - she heard there would be music!

From there it's the usual errands, like the grocery store and the Item Shop. Dinner tonight will be Something Spicy, but she hasn't figured out what yet. Maybe it'll help get Sokka out of his funk.]

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Well, these people are individuals you respect, yes? Can you continue to respect them even if you think they're doing something wrong, or is it necessary for you to think they're doing something right in order for them to keep your admiration?

[Katara does not really like talk of forgiveness. Forgiveness has to be earned before it can be given, and given completely. She doesn't understand why more people don't get that, but she's tired of fighting about it.]

Who we are and what we do are not so easily separated. If someone is consistently doing something wrong, then maybe I was mistaken to give them my respect in the first place.

Yes. That is an unfortunate possibility.

[A sad one.]

Do you think you've found your answer yet?

[One that's happened too many times to her before.]

To my original question? No.

But I wasn't really expecting to get all the answers like this.

I see.

For the record, I cast my vote in as 'no,' there is no such thing as a wrong power, only improper usage.

But then again, I could be biased.

Why do you say that you might be biased?

It's a matter of serious debate in my world. [Or it will be. Charles can already tell.]

What do you mean?

[After all, having an opinion on a debate doesn't necessarily mean it is a biased opinion.]

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