The Great Divide

It was a nice allegory for how conflict in reality starts, just between a hunch and miscommunication, but it really lost me in the pacing and the ending. I found myself getting bored at the meaningless conflict between Katara and Sokka, and the ending just makes the episode meaningless plot wise.

I would probably rank it higher if these tribes were actually important to understand there conflict, or maybe they had come back later in the series, but they just don't. And this is solidified when the conflict that was apparently ongoing for decades, just ends as some child they don't know says he saw something different. It doesn't make sense why they would believe him and it doesn't make sense why Aang would bother lying, especially as it seems sort of out of character for him to lie like that.

Only episode I skip when rewatching.

Still better then the movie.

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Genuinely one of the worst episodes or might as well be the worst episode that has ever been a part of the avatar series. I mean, literally, the show literally pokes fun at it by Skipping it LOL. I understand how the episode does its take on familial conflict or conflicts between generations can be mistranslated and create a grudge on other people, but the take on here is super weak and the even the main cast feel their most flat yet.

I was enjoying the whole thing (and I didn't find it's boring) until Aang said he made up that story. I really don't want to see Avatar lies. Why did they decide to write such things?

There is nothing in this episode that contributes to the plot or ever comes up again throughout the series. You can skip it.