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At first, I must say that I expected there to be a more important reason for Ozai's war with Zuko, not just a small argument with the commander of the Fire Nation. And if Zuko was banished, why did Ozai burn Zuko's face? Two punishments for a small mistake from a young and inexperienced prince. This part was beautiful, but apart from this, it had subtle points that did not make sense in it and caused problems in my mind. From the first episode until now, I was hoping to see an episode that I could give it a perfect score of 10, considering that I am a fan of the Avatar series, but in every episode, problems in the series bothered me. I hope to see a perfect episode in the remaining two episodes.

One thing in this episode bothered me a lot. A question arose in my mind that why the actors should have East Asian faces. But the series is not talking about the whole world? We used to see different faces in the animation. I can say that Azula's friends did not have the slightest facial resemblance to the animation. Of course, I don't mean that all the actors have a face that is a copy of the animation, but the fact that most of their faces are like East Asian people distracts me from the story. Also, I don't know why the avatar gave Katara the wrong advice about bender. And on the other hand, Jet was able to give good advice to Katara, unless the Avatar lost control of his power when he thought of his late master and there was nothing left to harm Saka and Katara. I think Avatar could have learned from it and given good advice at this point, or at least not giving Katara the wrong advice against his own experience. These were the problems that bothered me during this episode and I couldn't get it out of my head throughout the episode. But about the city of Omashu, I have to say that I think it was beautifully and properly designed, and I would have preferred to see the king of Omashu in the next episode, instead of seeing a passing and ineffective image of him in this episode.

In the beginning, it was good for the first episode, it can be said that it portrayed the power of all four elements. But I saw contradictions. For example, there was very little humor and it was hard to understand that one of the genres of this series is comedy, which is good for someone. Having seen the animation, it is understandable that comedy played a small role in this episode, I hope it will be more in the future, because the background that is in my mind is taken from the animation, which has more jokes and comedy, and this is how I moved from Avatar to I remember And about the roles, I have to say that Katara's character in this episode was not what I expected and what I was waiting for was to see Katara being more stubborn and stronger. I hope that these problems will fade in the next episodes. And finally, I can say that the score of 8 is fair.

Magnificent like Real Madrid. It was nice to thank David Beckham for creating this documentary. Of course, this documentary could have been made more complete, but overall it is acceptable and attractive. I am glad that I chose this documentary to watch and I enjoyed the moments of watching it. In this documentary The power of Rais Perez was seen in the presidency, as well as the abilities of a great coach like Carlo Ancelotti, as well as every single person who works hard for the club so that the team will finally win the championship. The team should reach a final and a championship, not just who is on the field.

Office is a pure masterpiece. I enjoyed every moment of watching this series. In my opinion, the series had a good idea and it helped a lot to make it more visible and complete, along with other points and qualities that the actors had, which made me feel that they are working with all their efforts to perform better most of the time. It was a good experience and I am proud to have followed and seen this unique series. Beyond making us viewers laugh, I learned many things. I can boldly say that it was the best comedy sitcom that I have seen and will see, I know. Thank you to all the actors and directors who understood the value of the viewer's time and completed a complete work.