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* When Sokka, Toph, and Suki infiltrate one of the Fire Nation airships, Toph uses metal armor to protect herself from the firebending. Shouldn't she have been badly burned since metal is a good heat conductor?
** I think benders can control over the temperature of the element they're bending on some level. That would also explain waterbenders' ability to switch between ice/water and Azula's ability to switch between blue/orange fire as well.
** 1: She kicked down a door ([http://iroh.org/screencaps/ep60/ep60-149.png a pretty thick one, I might add]{{Dead link}}) to make that armor. 2: She was hit by [https://web.archive.org/web/20200201082056/http://iroh.org/screencaps/ep60/ep60-162.png one fireball]{{Dead link}} that lasted a second or two. Even comet-powered, that wouldn't do much. If that doesn't satisfy you, just file it under [[Convection, Schmonvection]] and [[Rule of Cool]].
*** You're also not taking into account that that metal was on a Fire Nation airship. If the ship is powered by firebenders, it would stand to reason that the metal, which, as mentioned above, was very thick, would be designed to absorb minimal heat.
* In the finale, couldn't Katara just have bloodbended Azula into submission instead of running around the palace until she found a chain? Even if she has objections to bloodbending, she's been shown using it when she really has to, or is really pissed off, such as against Hama and the retired Southern Raider captain.
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