Mako says there’s a lot going on and can they talk about it later. He tries to parry blame on Bolin but Asami shuts that down quickly. Basically, he has no idea why she’s upset. They argue like every useless couple you’ve ever seen. Asami asks him if he has feelings for Korra. Mako makes a rookie mistake and asks if they do need to talk. Pema notes the tension and quickly leaves, in case they need to talk. Asami points out, not so politely, that he’s a Firebender, he can boil it himself.
Mako bursts in, saying that he needs more hot water as Korra wants more tea. She says there’s no need to worry, as it was just the baby kicking hard. Pema and Asami are washing up and Pema keels over slightly. Tenzin is disturbed by Amon’s attitude, feeling that he’s nearing his endgame (the name of the last episode airing next week). When explaining how she escaped, Korra tells them that Amon showed up and took away Tarrlok’s bending. Beifong and Tenzin are shocked but Beifong realises that is the reason why Tarrlok could Bloodbend without a full moon. Tenzin wants to know what happened and Korra tells him that Tarrlok was Yakone’s son.
They were worried about Korra but he promises everything will be fine.Īt dinner, Korra is stuffing her face, feeling like her old self. She just can’t shake the feeling there’s something going on, can she? Tenzin walks in to see his family all in bed and they’re glad to see him home. Mako is watching over her concerned, as Asami watches them from behind the door. Korra starts the episode in bed, recovering. Tarrlok could have learned a thing or two about how to do things properly. The show’s rightful villain took centre stage, or rather his devious plot did, as Amon set in motion his plan to capture Republic City for himself and his Equalist movement. Last week was about the villain, Tarrlok. The Legend of Korra kicked things off right after rescuing Korra at the end of the last episode.
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