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Tokka Week 1: Betrothal It was only a joke. It had to be a joke. No one could have been mean enough to actually do this to him. He knew that the person in charge of the whole karma thing didn’t seem to like his that much, but this was just ridiculous. “You’re getting married?” Sokka looked incredulous. Thankfully he had gotten over the whole shouting about age and that it was his little sister thank you very much Mr. Avatar. Katara and Aang were looking very uncomfortable. Holding hands, which Sokka glared upon nastily, and nervously looking at each other. Toph, on the other hand, took the news so calmly and rationally

Tokka Week prompt 2, Worst Case Scenario Toph giggled nervously, setting her head down on her hands. “There has got to be a good reason for this. I mean nothing bad could be going on, right?” Sokka rolled his eyes from where he was guiding Appa through the sky. “No, Toph. I’m sure whatever your parents called you for, it’s nothing terribly bad.” “I mean, what’s the worst that they could do? Lock me up? They never called for me before. Therefore something must be wrong, right?” Sokka gave a huge sigh. “Look, I don’t know why you’re so unwound about the whole thing.” He glance

Tokka Week prompt 3, Weather Rain: I hate the rain. All those millions of raindrops, pummeling into the Earth every few seconds. Not hard enough to give me a headache, not soft enough to ignore. I never get an ounce of sleep when it rains. This means I’m all crabby the next morning, and then everyone gets annoyed at me, and there’s a 50% chance that Katara and I will have an argument. You can probably tell this has happened before. By around 11’o’clock, Sokka and I are the only ones still awake. I can hear his yawning, but am certain that it’s some macho man thing to not go to bed until after the girl does. I rol

It Takes Two to Tango I was sitting on a rock, watching as Katara and Aang whipped back and forth in an unknown dance. They really were very good together. Must have been left over from all the waterbending lessons. They had learned to move together as one, looking incredibly graceful, and beautiful in the process. It really looked like fun. Everyone was clapping, and Aang was laughing. I could feel Sokka clapping along next to me. He must have been really happy. I would have thought that he wouldn’t like such an obvious display of his little sister being the object of someone’s affections but I guess not. But then again, he is So

Alcohol The day was clear and the air was crisp. It was one of those perfect days where it seems that nothing could go wrong. Katara had finally convinced Toph to go on another girl’s day out. They had meant to leave after breakfast but due to a mishap involving Momo and a bowl of hot water, they had gotten a much later start. So finally at around 6:00 they set off, Katara smiling and Toph looking neutral. They were going to have fun. Katara grinned as the swung her hands back and forth. “It’s nice to spend time with you, Toph. We haven’t really hung out in a while.” Toph shrugged. “You’ve been a bit bu

Crossdressing “Toph?” “Hmm?” “Have I told you how much I hate you right now?” “Yeah. Once or twice.” “Great. I just wanted to make sure you knew.” *~*~*~*~*~* 20 Minutes Ago: “Hey Toph?” I was lying down on the ground, fiddling with a piece of grass. Toph grunted to let me know I had caught her attention. She was doing some fancy earthbending move that apparently required a lot of concentration. “Do you want to go out with me?” I continued fiddling with the grass until I heard the sound of earth hitting the ground. I looked up at her. She was frozen, hands outstr

Promise Promises had never been Toph’s forte. Ever since she was little, her parents had promised her things and then repeatedly break those promises. So whenever someone promised her something, she usually prepared herself for the worst. And she had never told anyone this before. Until her found it out on his own. He had reached over and simply hugged her. Her eyes the size of saucers, she didn’t pull away. He promised that he’d never break any of his promises unless it was absolutely necessary. She didn’t really believe him, but the hug was nice. *!*!*!*!*! He squeezed her hand as they were escorted to Fire Lord Oza

Split Personality Toph Bei Fong was someone who preferred to think logically. While usually you could see her rushing into battle without a thought to her own safety, she was really a very logical person. Really. All her attacks had to be planned out and then thought about before she did them. What if she accidentally sent the wave of earth hurtling towards Sparky’s Ember Island mansion instead of at the attackers? That could really be embarrassing. And expensive. Her parents had not been happy with the rebuilding bill at all. But it honestly wasn’t Logical-Toph’s fault. It was the Weak-Helpless-Pathetic-Toph who panicked whe