So what's the plan for today?
You're looking at it.
We didn't do anything yesterday or the day before that.
I know.
Tell me the story about how you taught Aang to Earthbend.
What's there to tell?
I threw some rocks at the avatar.
He got all whiny and Sokka fell in a hole.
I thought there'd be more to it than that.
What about the time you guys took down the Fire Lord?
That must have been epic.
Oh, yeah.
It was hot.
I was on a blimp, and I think a giant turtle showed up. Wow.
What a day.
Okay, you're terrible at telling stories.
You're terrible at listening to them.
Quit making all that racket.
If you're so antsy to do something,
why don't you go and collect some mushrooms for dinner?
You got it.
Take the path till you see the boulder with a hole in it.
Then go to your left.
Oh, and make sure you get the big, slimy ones.
They're the tastiest.
All right, Little Airbender, tell us what you're doing in the earth Empire.
Are you spying?
Oh, I swear I'm not a spy.
I've been traveling with my brother and sister.
It's our first big mission, and my dad, Tenzin, is counting on us.
But if we don't find the avatar, he's going to be really disappointed.
Can I talk to you for a second?
This girl is Tenzin’s kid, and she's looking for the avatar.
Do you know what that means?
No, but try this macaroon.
Get that out of my face.
Look, if we capture these three Airbender kids
and bring them to Kuvira, I bet we get a big time promotion.
You mean we'd get out of this dump?
Sorry, little lady.
It looks like we got off on the wrong foot.
So you're out here with your brother and sister?
Where's your campsite?
Why do you want to know?
We just want to get the family back together again.
Maybe we could sit everybody down and have a nice plate of macaroons.
Where did you get those?
I found a whole sack of food down by the river.
And with each delicious snack comes a lovely handwritten note.
This one says, You're my handsome little man.
That is so touching.
My mom wrote those notes!
That’s our stack of food.
Enough with the cute notes.
Where are your brother and sister?
Who cares?
I don't want to see them.
I'd rather hang out here with you guys.
Hit me with one of those macaroons.
Oh, Oh, oh, oh.
Are you okay?
Yeah, totally Fine.
I hope your hungry, ‘cause we found some-
Oh, we found some berries.
I think.
Oh, Looks like you got some bad berries.
So much for living off the land.
They're fine.
I just ate too many of them because they're so,
so delicious.
Did you run into Ikki
while you were picking your poisonous berries?
Oh, no. What?
She ran off or something? I think so. Great.
Now I got to go find the avatar and her.
This mission is getting worse by the day.
This isn't only your mission, Meelo!
I thought we were doing this as a family.
There you are.
You got my dinner yet? No. The swamp.
It did. Crazy things to my mind.
I had visions of all the times my enemies hurt me.
Yeah, I figured something like that might happen.
What? You wanted me to see those visions?
You're one twisted old lady. You know that?
Look, I know you want to get better, and so does the swamp.
It can sense you're out of balance.
It will teach you what you need to learn
if you're open to listening.
Okay. Swamp. I'm all ears.
You said you saw your past enemies.
Now, why do you think that is?
I don't know.
Because they've made me and a lot of other people suffer.
Sounds like you're carrying around your former enemies
the same way you're still carrying around that metal poison.
Do you ever consider maybe you could learn something from them?
Sounds like the swamps messing with your mind, too.
My mind is just fine.
Thank you. Listen.
What did Amon want?
Equality for all! Unalaq?
He brought back the spirits, and Zaheer believed in freedom.
I guess the problem was those guys were totally out of balance.
And they took their ideology too far.
Okay, fine.
But that doesn't explain why they keep haunting me.
Because you need to face your fears.
You can't expect to deal with future enemies
if you're still fighting the old ones.
Maybe you're right, but how am I supposed to move on?
Boy, you avatars sure need a lot of hand-holding.
Get up.
We're going to the Banyan-grove tree.