According to Sokka, Katara largely prevented their family from falling apart and took on many responsibilities to the point where she filled the void left by their mother (so much that he pictured her in place of his mother). Placing her whole heart in the affairs of others, as well as bearing her own heartache, she was often easily reduced to tears. She was emotionally driven, involving herself completely in the heartache and needs of those around her. This event had a tremendous impact on Katara's life and personality and arguably shaped her into the person she became. When Katara was a young girl, her mother was killed in a Fire Nation raid. The siblings' assistance helped Aang halt the Fire Nation's ambitions of world domination, ending the century-long war, and finally restoring balance to the world.ħ0 years after the war, Katara is now a widow, a mother, and a grandmother but she still is a water bending teacher to the new Avatar, Korra. Katara and Sokka eventually became close friends of Aang, and after their journey to the North Pole, continued to travel with him across the world as he mastered the remaining elements, Earth and Fire. In need of a Waterbending teacher, the siblings and Aang left the South Pole for the Northern Water Tribe. Years after this tragedy, during her teenage years, she and her brother discovered the young Air Nomad Avatar, Aang, who had been encased for one hundred years within a sphere of ice.
As a young child, she lived a peaceful, merry life with her family's love, until she lost her mother in a Fire Nation raid. Katara was not only a Waterbender, but the last and only one capable of the art in her tribe. Marries Avatar Aang and has kids, later grandkids, and lives the rest of her life as an elderly woman Katara is a beautiful young female Waterbender, born and raised in the Southern Water Tribe by her grandmother, Kanna, alongside her big brother Sokka as well as the deuteragonist of Avatar: The Last Airbender and one of the supporting characters in The Legend of Korra.
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