[Tenzin. Kids. Kids who knew how to make his air scooter.
When he finds out, Aang will marvel at how dense he had to be to not even consider the possibility that they all could be his family, but as a twelve-year-old, the thought of having kids is so remote and far off that it doesn't even occur to him that that's what Tenzin might be. Instead, he just tries to crush the growing hope that there might still be other Air Nomads out there, and that he might not be alone.]
Really? That's no fun. The monks said that fun is an integral part of learning how to airbend. [Beat. Grin.] Weeeeell... actually, only one monk said that. My instructor. Before we airbended pies in the other monks' faces.
[Oh, Gyatso. He misses you.
But yeah, he notices how she tries to steady him, as grateful as he is that she's not bringing it up, he really should get help. With a sheepish smile, he says,] I don't suppose you know how to heal, do you?
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When he finds out, Aang will marvel at how dense he had to be to not even consider the possibility that they all could be his family, but as a twelve-year-old, the thought of having kids is so remote and far off that it doesn't even occur to him that that's what Tenzin might be. Instead, he just tries to crush the growing hope that there might still be other Air Nomads out there, and that he might not be alone.]
Really? That's no fun. The monks said that fun is an integral part of learning how to airbend. [Beat. Grin.] Weeeeell... actually, only one monk said that. My instructor. Before we airbended pies in the other monks' faces.
[Oh, Gyatso. He misses you.
But yeah, he notices how she tries to steady him, as grateful as he is that she's not bringing it up, he really should get help. With a sheepish smile, he says,] I don't suppose you know how to heal, do you?