Arduinna

I agree with you, but I'm frustrated with the Korra writers because they won't explore what it means for Korra to be isolated and stuck in a non-productive headspace. There aren't that many minutes per episode, and I'd rather that Korra didn't spend them having precisely the same conversation with all the adults in her life. I would much rather watch her try to apply her brute-force, well-meaning Avataring to a variety of problems, which would also actually give us the chance to learn something about the world, even if Korra isn't able to learn from it yet, rather than merely being exposed to version 97 of Tenzin's sighing face.

I like Korra. I'm okay with her being a fuck-up right now. But the pacing of the show is driving me crazy.