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<b>character;</b> Katara
<b>canon;</b> Avatar: The Last Airbender
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<small><em>"What's not sporting about fishing is that we have a brain this big and fish have a brain this big and yet we still are the ones waiting for them to come close enough for you to spear!"</em></small>

Katara is Sokka's younger sister and the closest of any of the family he has. Because of their mom's death at an early age and their dad departing for war, Sokka and Katara basically raised eac hother growing up, with Sokka taking on the role of protector and Katara taking on everything else. Her tendency towards dramatic emotions is sometimes annoying, but Sokka has learned how to deal with it. Despite her tendencies to sometimes get wrapped up in things Sokka disapproves of, he'll stick with her no matter how bad her ideas are.

Although Sokka has always been protective of her, the recent string of events in Luceti has led him to start keeping closer tabs on her, even when she doesn't know it. Lately Sokka's own behavior seems to have become a problem for Katara and although he justifies most of it in his head, his lack of proper explanation has been a source of stress for Katara. As a result, Sokka has been doing his best to be as open with her as possible. He's worried that he may have shaken her faith in him. That's not something he's willing to see happen at all. She's the most important person to him in all of Luceti, after all.
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