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Zuko thinks the Avatar's collection of misfits is behaving weirdly. They're constantly acting like they know something he doesn't, like they know him when they definitely shouldn't, and they're constantly trying to get him to join them! Which he would never do!
(For some reason, Sokka, Katara, and Aang have memories of growing old, and all the steps it took to get there, but have no idea what triggered it other than breaking Aang out of the iceberg. Naturally, they want things to be better, but teenage Zuko, still in his angry yelling phase? Adorable. They can work with this.)
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- Part 33 of Livy's Misc Oneshots
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In which Five wonders why Diego didn’t look at him when he talked about his family loving each other, and Lila goes back to 2019 with the Hargreeves for not altogether altruistic purposes. Predictably, this doesn’t go well for Five. Less predictably, it leads to the Hargreeves finally learning a little bit about caring for themselves and each other.
Alternatively: According to some, there are seven types of love. There’s romantic love, of course, which seems to get the most attention for some reason. The other six types are of equal importance though. Love that’s playful. Love that’s practical. Universal love. Love of friends, of family, and of self.
Five wonders if anyone will ever feel one towards him.
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- Part 1 of Seven Types of Love
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Five achieves his goal. After returning from the 1960s, he and his siblings finally find themselves in the correct timeline. There will be no other end to the world. However, it turns out that ordinary life can be more difficult to accept than the apocalypse. Perhaps even unbearable when there is no longer any threat to face or purpose to fulfill.
Or: without the end of the world looming over them, Five cannot find a purpose for himself and starts spiraling. His siblings are there to help. There's angst, there's violence, there's emotional blackmail and totally inappropriate jokes. There's also sudoku, some booze and complaints about the smell of overcooked pasta. It's messy and not therapeutic at all. But Five's about to learn that he's not the only stubborn one and that they're not going to give up on him that easily... Even when he really wants them to.