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“I think he’s sick.” Bato says flatly. “So unless you want the next meeting to include the Fire Lord puking all over the budget scrolls, maybe see if he's okay?”
Hakoda glances up the hallway, like perhaps Katara will appear and take over dealing with the prickly teenager. Of course, his daughter is off treating injured refugees with the Avatar, and Bato is still staring at him expectantly, arms crossed.
“Fine,” He sighs, and he claps Bato on the cheek before heading into the room.
Or: Zuko falls ill not long after Ozai's defeat. Hakoda sits with him and learns some unpleasant truths about his childhood.
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"But he knows they can't ever be anything natural: two artificial things can't make something organic."
Or: Zuko's lonely, and he had many years to reflect on that. (the gang might be mildly concerned)
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“Yeah! Where do you think you’ll be in five years?"
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"They asked if we'd heard the news... about the Fire Nation prince. He was thirteen. Sokka's age. I was... fascinated." Hakoda does not know Zuko, but he knows of him. [set after 3x15 TBR]
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After Deckard was taken from Las Vegas, his dog waited for him.
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Final Frontier (In A Hollywood Basement) by primeideal for tentacledicks
Fandoms: Blade Runner (Movies)
12 Nov 2021
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“You’ve heard all the jokes about officers who don’t survive what should have been their last day on the job. It doesn’t add up.”
“Sampling bias,” K points out. “Agents who die on an ordinary workday don’t make the news.”
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