A busybody. [ She repeats, unnecessarily, but from the way he says it sounds like he needs reaffirmation. Jinora drops her hand and allows it to fold easily back in her lap as she cocks her head back in turn. ]

But you just said it. You're not an editor. You don't have to leave them anything, even if they ask really nicely. At that point, why aren't you the one writing stories?

[ Nicely, she doesn't say it's been eight hundred years. ]

[ She does listen even if the fundamentals of what Dustin speaks of feels inherently different from what she knows - clashes against her own principles. ]

Where I'm from there are two worlds: the real world and the Spirit World. In the past, even a lot of the most famed gurus believed the Spirit World was a place of the mind. It wasn't, but not everyone can reach it.

Our spirits have to reach a certain level of enlightenment and detachment to really step foot into the Spirit World. Someone who tried entering it full of anger wouldn't make it, for example.

[ She thinks, considering: ] Our spirit is our sense of self. It's who we are when all the materialistic things are taking away - I think that's one way to think of it.