Korra Alone

Only the title which is a reference to "Zuko alone* gives chills and nostalgia.

This was pretty interesting. The whole episode gave me chills, especially watching Korra continuously face a fear that Aang also had at one point, which is themselves. Really intriguing as well and that ending is bound to lead to something spectacular. Still not sure where the show is heading, but the possibilities are endless. Korra seems to be at her lowest point and in true despair and it looks like she is The Dark Knight, waiting to rise again. A really fun easter egg was included as well (the camera pictures). I don't think I've been this interested in Legend of Korra before, but I honestly can't wait for next week. I'm glad they've already got this bit over with instead of dragging it out until korra is faced with a problem and the usual Deus ex machina. Overall 9/10, for keeping it really interesting and especially the tie-ins to previous characters of Avatar the Last Airbender.

This Episode is one of the best emotional episode I have since the ending of season 3. when I start watching the episode the time pass so quick that the episode end mean the episode is so good is didn,t fee bore. Korra is trying to balance herself and get through different problem. That Aang picture I have to seen in the episode refreshing the old memory of Aang.

Well I feel sorry for Korra. Some surprising thing happen in this episode So watch and enjoy yourself. Well I hope Korra became better I am thrilling to see the villain of this season and the politics. That what will happen to the earth kingdom can,t wait to see the next episode

This Episode reintroduces Toph. But the most important fact is that the Episode is a great written bridge to ATLA . In Season 3 Episode 6 of ATLA it is toph who said: do you really think that friendships can last longer than a lifetime? And in LOK she meat Aang in is new life in the very same seamp where Aang once had a vision of Toph. It cannot be emphasized strongly enough how well this whole plot is written.

This is one of the best episodes of the entire series. I think they did a very good job accurately portraying PTSD, as well as showing how alone Korra felt.