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As in canon, the other members of Team Avatar are this.Child Prodigy: Katara took a measure of pride in becoming a waterbending master at age 14, though she comes to view it as a curse following her escape from prison.The Cameo: Teo appears as an injured sailor that Katara tends to in Chapters 2 and 3.After being freed and being taught bloodbending by Hama, Katara is already a shell of her former self by the time she finally manages to make it back to the South Pole. Not that her waterbending skills do her much good in prison. Broken Ace: In this AU, Katara was captured in battle by the Fire Nation because she was a waterbending master at age 14.He questions the long-term practicality of such a decision - though he isn't complaining because that means that there's still hope that Katara is still alive. Bond Villain Stupidity: Lampshaded by Sokka when he hears reports about the Fire Nation keeping waterbenders in prisons.Big Sister Instinct is shown by Katara towards her waterbending students, and then later to Teo.Big Brother Instinct: Sokka towards Katara.Barefoot Poverty: Before being able to purchase new clothes at an Earth Kingdom town, Katara doesn't have much choice of clothes, and has no shoes to wear either.After enduring this for 3 years, Katara finds it painful to walk barefoot after escaping. Barefoot Captives: As in the show, waterbenders taken prisoner by the Fire Nation are stripped of their tribal clothes, made to wear rags, and forced to go barefoot during their imprisonment in cages.Asshole Victims: The Fire Nation guards incapacitated by Hama's bloodbending.There's not much he can do though, as she refuses to listen and hide with the other younger children, and as a result is captured by the Southern Raiders. Anger Born of Worry: In the backstory, Sokka is furious to see Katara fighting on the front lines.There's also Teo needing to have his leg amputated to prevent infection from his injuries.And I Must Scream: The living conditions for imprisoned waterbenders.Teo actually loses a foot, along with a good chunk of his leg, following a sailing accident.While assisting the sailors on the Rising Sun in pulling Teo out from the collapsed mast, the stormy conditions ensure that by the time Teo has been rescued, Katara's bare feet have gone numb from the freezing water.Agony of the Feet: After escaping the prison, Katara's bare feet ache from walking on rough terrain - not helped by her malnourished state and the fact that she has been locked up in a cage for years.Adapted Out: Azulon and the people from his generation do not exist, due to the author's compression of the timeline.