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Do you think that Aang was trying to gain wisdom, or waiting for someone to reaffirm his beliefs?
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And then, in the end, he figures out how to take down the Fire Lord his way. Which really shows how innately powerful Aang was.
Or lucky. He was just fortunate to run into the lion turtle, otherwise he would have had to kill Ozai.
Or may be the lion turle came by because aang wanted a nonviolent way to deal with this.
Out world, of course it did. In world, that doesn't seem the case.
Nah I'm saying it happened in world. The lion turtles are the OG mystical godlike beings, so may be it sensed his mental turbulence and came by to pull him in and offer him a solution. It almost wasn't his decision to go to it. He was pulled to it, if that makes sense.