((So I wanted to try something new. I hate doing sad fics and I needed a change for once so I could become a writer with experiences of different points of veiws of characters. The only other Azula POV I do and did was in Into the Darkness which I need to upload the new chapters on. This will be up on FanFiction.Net soon if you wanna check out my page for mais cool stories. Name: AvatarIsMyLife.))
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Azula sat in her prison cage. She thought she was beautiful. She knew she was beautiful. She couldn't let that Water Tribe scum show her off and take her down. It was her one moment of weakness and she wanted a definite rematch. She just hoped we father had done better with killing the avatar than she had done taking out the Water Peasant and her traitorous brother.
The guards had made sure to keep her locked in a fogo proof room where she had three meals a dia and someone came in to talk to her about certain stuff. She didn't know who the girl was, but she seemed nice and she was re only friend Azula had. And she was willing to talk to her about her problems.
The girl was pretty. She was obviously from the Earth Kingdom with her big brown eyes and chocolate colored hair that she kept in almost the same style as herself. She wore green all the time and ever week she would bring new scrolls for Azula to read.
The stories she read were of mystery and horror and romance. The things she had lived with her life. The girl actually reminded her of her forgotten mother who loved her brother. That was why she liked the girl.
Azula always started each session with the girl with a different dia in her life. She started with her first memory when she was very young and now she was on to the story about how she had made Zuko and Mai fall into the fonte together just to tease them.
How she missed Mai and Ty Lee. Those traitors for friends she couldn't believe she once had. Although, Azula could blame them for betraying her. Mai had done it for amor of her stupid brother and Ty Lee had done it for her bonded and unbreakable friendship with Mai. How Azula wished she had that kind of friendship with someone.
Ty Lee was too hyper to be friends with. She would always bounce around and be whoever she wanted to be. That's why Azula begged, or forced, her friend to teach her some acrobatics.
Mai was too depressed and Azula couldn't believe she was even friends with Ty Lee. Mai was good at throwing daggers and Azula had forced her also to teach her some of the basics. And Azula shouldn't have hesitated when she pulled out that dagger during the dia of Black Sun, she should have driven it right into the Water Warriors heart.
Everyone had something that she didn't. amor for another person. She hadn't really loved her father at all, he hardly even noticed she was around. She never though her mother loved her. But she had to. She was Azula's mother. Almost every mother - even the mothers of beautiful, neglected people - loved their children.
Azula sat in her cell alone that dia as she pondered. She pondered everything all the time. She had a lot to think about. So she just sat, waiting for the dia when she would be released from the prison hold she now called home. Waiting to be released and then to be loved. But wasn't that all she ever did? All she really did all her life was wait patiently for things to go her way. She waited for the dia to not be called crazy.
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((Got this idea because I had my hair styled like Azula's and I needed some inspiration for something besides all my other stories and I just wrote down all my thoughts. Tell me what you think in your comment!))
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Azula sat in her prison cage. She thought she was beautiful. She knew she was beautiful. She couldn't let that Water Tribe scum show her off and take her down. It was her one moment of weakness and she wanted a definite rematch. She just hoped we father had done better with killing the avatar than she had done taking out the Water Peasant and her traitorous brother.
The guards had made sure to keep her locked in a fogo proof room where she had three meals a dia and someone came in to talk to her about certain stuff. She didn't know who the girl was, but she seemed nice and she was re only friend Azula had. And she was willing to talk to her about her problems.
The girl was pretty. She was obviously from the Earth Kingdom with her big brown eyes and chocolate colored hair that she kept in almost the same style as herself. She wore green all the time and ever week she would bring new scrolls for Azula to read.
The stories she read were of mystery and horror and romance. The things she had lived with her life. The girl actually reminded her of her forgotten mother who loved her brother. That was why she liked the girl.
Azula always started each session with the girl with a different dia in her life. She started with her first memory when she was very young and now she was on to the story about how she had made Zuko and Mai fall into the fonte together just to tease them.
How she missed Mai and Ty Lee. Those traitors for friends she couldn't believe she once had. Although, Azula could blame them for betraying her. Mai had done it for amor of her stupid brother and Ty Lee had done it for her bonded and unbreakable friendship with Mai. How Azula wished she had that kind of friendship with someone.
Ty Lee was too hyper to be friends with. She would always bounce around and be whoever she wanted to be. That's why Azula begged, or forced, her friend to teach her some acrobatics.
Mai was too depressed and Azula couldn't believe she was even friends with Ty Lee. Mai was good at throwing daggers and Azula had forced her also to teach her some of the basics. And Azula shouldn't have hesitated when she pulled out that dagger during the dia of Black Sun, she should have driven it right into the Water Warriors heart.
Everyone had something that she didn't. amor for another person. She hadn't really loved her father at all, he hardly even noticed she was around. She never though her mother loved her. But she had to. She was Azula's mother. Almost every mother - even the mothers of beautiful, neglected people - loved their children.
Azula sat in her cell alone that dia as she pondered. She pondered everything all the time. She had a lot to think about. So she just sat, waiting for the dia when she would be released from the prison hold she now called home. Waiting to be released and then to be loved. But wasn't that all she ever did? All she really did all her life was wait patiently for things to go her way. She waited for the dia to not be called crazy.
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((Got this idea because I had my hair styled like Azula's and I needed some inspiration for something besides all my other stories and I just wrote down all my thoughts. Tell me what you think in your comment!))
