Touch of the Sun

“How do you make a monster? Well, it starts as any story does. With a little boy or a little girl. They’re happy. They have friends. They have people they care about. They have people that they love. But you don’t make a monster by adding things to them, like a troubled childhood, or a negligent mother, or a tyrant father. No. You make a monster by taking things away from them. You take away their freedom to fail. You take away their freedom to love whomever they want.”Crown Princess Azula of the Fire Nation was not always a monster. But from an early age she is made to be one, until she only sees herself as such. The last tether to her humanity is a little girl with grey-brown eyes. The only person who really sees her [Tyzula. Canon-divergence (but not much). A look at their trips across Books 2 and 3 and how different things could’ve been with just a few small twists of the knife].