Avatar: The Last Airbender (TV Series)

The Puppetmaster (2007)

Jack De Sena: Sokka

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Quotes 

• Aang : This has got to be the nicest natural setting in the Fire Nation. I don't see anything that would make a spirit mad around here.

  Toph : Maybe the Moon Spirit just turned mean.

  Sokka : The Moon Spirit is a gentle loving lady! She rules the sky with compassion and... lunar goodness.

• Toph : [Finding a cavern]  This is the place.

  Sokka : I can't see anything down there.

  Toph : That's why you have me. Let's go!

• Sokka : [attacking Katara under Hama's control]  Katara, look out! It's like my brain has a mind of its own. Stop it, arm, stop it!

• Sokka : People disappearing in the woods. Weird stuff during full moons. This just reeks of Spirit World shenanigans.

  Aang : I bet if we take a little walk around town, we'll find out what these people did to the environment to make the spirits mad.

  Sokka : And then you can sew up this little mystery lickety-split, Avatar style.

  Aang : Helping people, that's what I do.

• Sokka : This is a mysterious little town you have here.

  Hama : Mysterious town for mysterious children.

• Hama : You know, you should be careful. People have been disappearing in those woods you were camping in.

  Sokka : What do you mean, disappearing?

  Hama : [Omninously]  When the moon turns full, people walk in, and they don't come out...

  Hama : [Upbeat]  Who wants more tea?

• Sokka : We know what you've been doing, Hama!

  Aang : Give up! You're outnumbered.

  Hama : No! You've outnumbered yourselves.

• [first lines] 

  Sokka : [telling a ghost story]  Suddenly they heard something down the hall in the dark. Ooh... It came into the torchlight. And they knew the blade of Wing-Fun was haunted! Aah-ah...

  [Sokka dramatically pulls his sword out and wails in an attempt to be scary. Aang, Katara, and Toph are unimpressed] 

  Aang : I think I liked 'the man with a sword for a hand' better.

  Toph : Water Tribe slumber parties must stink.

  Katara : No, wait, I've got one, and this is a true Southern Water Tribe story.

  Sokka : [skeptical]  Is this one of those 'a friend of my cousin knew some guy that this happened to' stories?

  Katara : No. It happened to Mom.