This scene is a good example of my issue with metalbending in Korra. In the original series, Toph had to be in physical contact with the metal, because it was much harder to bend than actual earth, because she was bending the impurities within it. Meanwhile, the metal bending in Korra is basically the opposite, they actually bend with far more precision than anyone bends earth with, which doesn't make any sense.It's kinda in the same vein as the lavabending, where instead of applying any actual

You see how he went to check up on the guy and started trying to wake him up a few moments after he punched him out to his death out of anger? That’s exactly what uncontrolled temper does to you. You act on it then regret it moments later.Acting on anger, especially physically, is one of the most foolish things you can do, it is hardly ever worth it.

5 shots as well. She was so calm following her into the room before grabbing the gun. That was 100% planned, and her calm demeanor after is beyond unsettling. The husband also seems very calm despite his wife just being killed in the next room by his mother, but perhaps it was just shock. Apparently, the mother was extremely jealous and accused Carolina of "stealing" her son. She killed her because she viewed her as competition. They had a child together too who is being carried by the husband i