I disagree. I am pretty sure I can safely say that you assume that being lgbt is just something a person is pretty much born with, and is never subject to change. That is your theology(assuming my assumptions are correct)
Meanwhile I have a different theology that I will not discuss here to get off topic. I would be more than happy to elaborate over pm if you want. But under my theology on the lgbt kind of thing, korra asami did not feel to out of place.
While I really did not like korrasami pairing, I must say that the creators of the show did a good job with its development. They developed it really smoothly.
I really wouldve like the ending more without it, and korra and asami as just really really good friends. I really could care less if I am the only one who thinks this way.
Other than the pairing, I enjoyed the finale. I was somewhat surprised with the speed varricks relationship moved. The wedding was good as well. I didnt expect the wedding so soon.
The giant mecha suit was well done as a serious threat, and actually had moments where serious injuries and sacrifices occurred. There were plenty of moments where I actually had to consider whether they would take someone out or not. Kuvira vs korra couldve lasted longer, and we couldve seen more action from kuvira meteorite bending. The creation of a 3rd spirit portal was really unexpected, and a interesting surprise. Wus develpment really was pretty good considering what time they had to do it in.
All in all it was a good finale. I look forward to the books that will be made in the future. Also I hope a book will be briefly made about the next avatar after korra. It would be interesting to see how the world changed after the end of her life, and what challenges the new avatar would face, especially given the massive changes which occurred under korras life.
Finally to conclude about the series. Really I think the only thing the series really needs, is a filler book. Something to fill in between book 1 and book 2. Something that would steadily build to korras emotional fits she had in book 2.
Something that shows how the equalist movement just collapsed after amons revelation.
Because the main part that feels clunky in the series is the sudden jolt of no more equalists(as if it never happened), and suddenly moody troubling relationship korra. If they slowly turned down the equalist, and slowly introduced problems in korras relationship, that begin to get her moody, then that would make book 2 much better, which would ultimately make the series feel much smoother.
Given the structure and fast pacing of korras storyline, my original idea of adding "episodes" to each season wouldnt really fit like it would in TLA. In TLA you had a slower storyline, and could easily insert more episodes, especially with all the travelling and having the appa express readily available.
All in all having rewatched both series, I like TLA better. But TLK I think, was a close second, and was really really interesting. In many ways each series reflected the avatar it was based on. TLA was a more subtle long change, and was better as a whole. TLK was full of big, outgoing, headstrong change. Just like aang was more passive and peaceful, while becoming more and more active, and korra more bold and outgoing, while becoming more peaceful.
Did the creators say they are lesbian?
