I feel like the two seemingly separate storylines (Tarloq the hypocritical and manipulative councilman and Amon whose idealism and good intentions are skewed by his means) could've been tied together better beyond just showing that one scene of Tarloq resisting Amon's bloodbending. I also just can't buy this background story of secret identities and brothers whose principles were already established acting so differently in the past with no smooth transitions from being good and righteous kids to tools for vengeance to carrying out their own beliefs through different movements. Having Tarloq recount the story after being discovered in the attic is also way too corny for my taste.
Shout by peachy peachyBlockedParentSpoilers2020-07-10T10:01:10Z— updated 2021-07-18T13:43:50Z
I feel like the two seemingly separate storylines (Tarloq the hypocritical and manipulative councilman and Amon whose idealism and good intentions are skewed by his means) could've been tied together better beyond just showing that one scene of Tarloq resisting Amon's bloodbending. I also just can't buy this background story of secret identities and brothers whose principles were already established acting so differently in the past with no smooth transitions from being good and righteous kids to tools for vengeance to carrying out their own beliefs through different movements. Having Tarloq recount the story after being discovered in the attic is also way too corny for my taste.