I really enjoyed watching her go crazy. A fitting end.

^ I think so too

I don't think it's really a matter of "deserving" to go crazy. I mean, it's her own fault. I think it made sense that she went crazy. Everything just came crashing down on her and she handled it the wrong way. It actually made me like her more though. Like juniper said, "a fitting end" :)

I can agree with that.

No, poor Azula had a worse end than her father did, and he was far more evil than she was. Although I understand why she went crazy.

I dont think anyone "deserves" such pain and frustration...

Thats true citation

well it would have made me feel REALLY bad but azula is crazy and evil. as iroh said "she's crazy and she needs to go down."

I don't know...Maybe she didn't deserve to go crazy but in the other hand in this way she made a big impression in the end(i mean it made the viewers to put more attention to her)

I just hope she gets better

I don't think half of the people here knows how awful it is to lose your sanity. She was raised to be the way she was, and had no chance sinse the beginning. The second Ozai saw that she had talent, it sealed her fate. Nobody deserves such torture, especially at such a young age.

People use the term "evil" far too loosely when it comes to Azula, as well as a lot of other villains. She was doing what she was told, and if she's anything, she's competitve and misguided. Even Zuko said that he, Azula, as well as everyone else was lied to; they said the Fire Nation was the best nation in the world, and the war was their way of proving their greatness. And who was used as a weapon? Azula. She was trained by her father to be a weapon of war- and she mistaked his praise for love when it really wasn't. Ursa favored Zuko over her, and around the time the flashback in "Zuko Alone" was shown, she was already being corrupted by Ozai. She was only eight years old, she had no chance- and she thought she had nobody else to turn to but Ozai.

In the end of the series, Zuko also admitted that Ozai banishing Zuko was the best thing he could have done for his life. Zuko's banishment was an excape from the lifestyle Azula lived. At least Zuko knew more about what he was going through- Azula blindly followed her father because he was all she had besides Mai and Ty Lee (and then they betrayed her for Zuko- just more people that Azula thought Zuko took from her). Zuko had Iroh as well, and Azula was convinced Iroh was pathetic because of what her father told her.

People say she brought it on herself, but I don't think that's being fair. She was never told that she had another option. She was told that her nation was the best- where else would she be able to go? You can't expect a young girl who has been lied to all of her life to suddenly 'turn good'. Zuko had three whole seasons and constant confusion before he knew what was really right- and that was with help of Ursa and Iroh's love and guidence. Azula's only guidence was Ozai and possibly Lo and Li, who were only following Ozai's orders in training her.

She just didn't have a chance, not like Zuko did. Toph also said that judging by Zuko's family and how he was raised, he could have turned out worse. -He could have ended up just like Azula if he was in her position.

I think people really miss the point in Sozin's Comet. That was suppose to mean that she wasn't as lucky as people thought, and she infact had it much worse than anyone would have thought. Madness isn't a punishment- she lost her mind due to all of the emotions she bottled inside (she was told that it would be 'weak' otherwise), the fact that she truely had nobody, no real trusting love was shown to her, dramatic family past, horrible raising..etc.

Sorry, Azula's mental health is a touchy subject for me.

^ epic win comment!

:D

This was definitely a defeat that she had coming but now...now I think she deserves a redemption arc

I think that she deserves one for sure.