video;

[bookbending]

[The video reveals an unimpressed girl--far more pleasant than some of the videos going around the network.]

I hate these machines. They only show horrible things or tells me that people left and every time I try to get rid of mine, it comes back.

[She taps the device's screen, just in case anyone had doubts about what she was talking about.]

I threw it in the ocean and then found it on my bed. Then I smashed it and buried the pieces, but it came back again. Is there a way to make them go away? Permanently?

Comments

[lawbender]

[ Poor Jinora. ] You could always tuck it away somewhere. Perhaps if you don't destroy it, it won't bother you.

[bookbending]

I guess that makes sense.

[But asking Korra to set it on fire would be a lot more theraputic.]

[lawbender]

Of course, if you wake with it on your pillow, I suppose you'll know otherwise.

[ Oh look, Lin made a joke. ]

[bookbending]

[The chief of police so rarely jokes that Jinora is forced to smile.]

Then I'll try not destroying it for a little while and see what happens.

[lawbender]

The nice thing about radios was that you could turn them off.

[ The device is rather frustrating in comparison. ]

[bookbending]

I never want to see another radio again when we go back home.

[Not that there are a lot of them on Air Temple Island.]

[lawbender]

They're becoming harder to avoid, it seems.