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Chapter Summary From The Legend Of 'Beyond The Vines'
The scene I will be discussing is from the Legend of Korra Book 4 Episode 9 "Beyond the Vines". In the scene, the main protagonist, Korra, confronts Zaheer, an airbender who poisoned Korra. Korra decides to visit him in prison, in order to confront him, to show him (as well as herself) that she is not frightened of him anymore. The entire fourth season focused on Korra’s fears and her struggles in finding her strength after experiencing something as traumatic as poison seeping into her body.

The dialogue serves to indicate how Korra is still frightful, despite the façade she attempts to put on for Zaheer. When Zaheer suggests that he helps her, she is hesitant. She becomes defensive, and blames him for her weaknesses as well as her inability


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