[The play had been a rude awakening, one Katara still didn't know how to process completely. Though she's changed a lot in the past year she is in some ways still the girl who grew up in the Southern Water Tribe, just trying to hold everything together.
She knows what war costs people -- she learned that with the death of her mother early on but sometimes the bigger pictures, the patterns that repeat themselves through history, that's not something she as easily sees.]
How long have you been stuck here? [Because the way he's talking -- he's definitely been here longer than she has. How that's possible, she's not quite sure, but that's how it seems all the same.]
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She knows what war costs people -- she learned that with the death of her mother early on but sometimes the bigger pictures, the patterns that repeat themselves through history, that's not something she as easily sees.]
How long have you been stuck here? [Because the way he's talking -- he's definitely been here longer than she has. How that's possible, she's not quite sure, but that's how it seems all the same.]