Avatar: The Last Airbender (TV Series)

The Boy in the Iceberg (2005)

Jack De Sena: Sokka

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Quotes 

• Sokka : What is that thing?

  Aang : This is Appa. My flying bison.

  Sokka : Right. And this is Katara, my flying sister.

• Sokka : You just sneezed and flew 10 feet in the air!

  Aang : Really? It felt higher than that.

• Sokka : Giant light beams, flying bison, Airbenders, I think I've got Midnight Sun Madness. I'm going home to where stuff makes sense.

• Katara : [as Sokka tries to manuver their canoe in a rapid current through an ice field]  Go left! Go Left!

  [the canoe crashes, dumping them on an ice flow] 

  Katara : You call that left?

  Sokka : You don't like my steering? Well, maybe you should have Waterbended us out of the ice.

  Katara : So its my fault?

  Sokka : I knew I should have left you home. Leave it to a girl to screw things up.

  Katara : *You* are the most sexist, immature, nut-brained... I'm embarrassed to be related to you!

  [the iceberg behind her cracks as her rage grows] 

  Katara : Ever since Mom died, I've been doing all the work around camp, while you've been off playing *soldier*!

  [she remains oblivious to iceberg shattering even more] 

  Sokka : Uh... Katara?

  Katara : I even wash all the clothes! Have you ever smelled your dirty socks? Let me tell you, not pleasant!

  [another huge crack from the iceberg] 

  Sokka : Katara, settle down!

  Katara : No! That's it. I'm done helping you. From now on, you're on you're *own*!

  [the iceberg completely explodes] 

• Sokka : You know, last time I checked, humans can't fly!

  Aang : Check again!

  [Aang flies on his glider] 

• Sokka : Why is it that every time you play with magic water, I get soaked?

  Katara : It's not magic. It's Waterbending, and it's...

  Sokka : [Interrupting]  Yeah, yeah, an ancient art, unique to our culture, blah blah blah. Look, I'm just saying that if I had your powers, I'd keep my weirdness to myself.

  Katara : You're calling me weird? I'm not the one who makes muscles at myself every time I see my reflection in the water.

• Sokka : Now, men, it's important that you show no fear when face a Firebender. In the Water Tribe, we fight 'til the last man's standing. For without courage, how can we call ourselves men?

  Kid #2 : I gotta pee.

  Sokka : Listen! Until your fathers return from the war, they're counting on you to be the men of this tribe. And that means no potty break!

  Kid #2 : But I really gotta go!