...I guess she wouldn't have told you. [She is glad that she had kept it secret, but it does make things a little harder now. She has to explain all over again.
She doesn't answer right away, trying to sort through her thoughts, her head lowered almost to the point of looking at her arms folded on the rail rather than the river. When she speaks, her voice is angry.] That dream I had.... [She's referring to the one that had sent her running to Sokka and Suki's bed, the last day of the previous experiment. As a scared child, she wouldn't have given many details, but, amongst her babbling, there may have been enough to form a picture of soldiers in red attacking a village.] That was the first time I had ever seen an -- a human. They're the ones who gave them to me.
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She doesn't answer right away, trying to sort through her thoughts, her head lowered almost to the point of looking at her arms folded on the rail rather than the river. When she speaks, her voice is angry.] That dream I had.... [She's referring to the one that had sent her running to Sokka and Suki's bed, the last day of the previous experiment. As a scared child, she wouldn't have given many details, but, amongst her babbling, there may have been enough to form a picture of soldiers in red attacking a village.] That was the first time I had ever seen an -- a human. They're the ones who gave them to me.