"You did," she agrees, her voice just as soft. "You did terrible things, and you hurt me, Aang, and a lot of people. I've seen you at your worst...and at your best."

The glow between them fades as she pulls her hand back, and the water hovers and dances around them before retracting back into her bag.

"That's why I'm agreeing to marrying you. Because I know you. I know what you're capable of...all the terrible and wonderful things you can do. You've hurt me in the past...but you've also saved my life. And I know I can trust you with it, no matter what we do or where we end up."

The mention of Aang has her hesitating a moment, her hands folding across her chest as she glances away.

"I do love Aang," she replies. "But I'm not...I'm not sure if it's the same way he loves me. When we were talking, when we went to see that play on Ember Island, I was...confused. I wasn't sure how I felt about it. And so much was going on after that, I didn't have much time to really think." She gives a soft sigh herself. "I think I could have loved him, but...it doesn't really matter now."