She is very motherly and protective of Sokka, even though she doesn't like to admit it. While Sokka was off "playing soldier," Katara was cooking, cleaning, and doing the laundry. Raised in the small Southern Water Tribe with her older brother Sokka, they were mostly taken care of by their grandmother, Gran Gran. She felt abandoned and betrayed by him leaving even though Gran Gran was there for her. Her father Hakoda left to fight in the war when she was 12. Her mother, Kya, was killed in an attack by the Southern Raiders when she was 7 years old, and all that was left was Kya's necklace. A strong, brave girl who speaks and stands up for what she believes in, she has suffered through much sadness in her life but still manages to hold on to hope. 2.3 Haru and the Imprisoned Earthbendersīeing fourteen years old and the only Waterbender left in the South Pole, Katara had to grow up rather quickly.After the War ends, Katara and Aang begin a close romantic relationship together, and the two eventually went on to raise a family. Her mastery over the element makes her a formidable ally to their group, and she becomes a close friend and mentor to Aang. Katara and her brother leave their tribe behind to travel with Aang, helping him to finally put a stop to the Fire Nation's devastation.Īlong their travels, Katara's Waterbending abilities grow steadily with Aang's, until she surpasses him and becomes the Avatar's Waterbending teacher. When she finds out he is none other than the Avatar, lost for a hundred years, she becomes hopeful that he is the one who will save the war-torn world. Katara was the last Waterbender in her tribe and led a normal teenage life until she and her brother discovered an Air Nomad named Aang frozen in a block of ice. Katara is a Waterbender who was born and raised in the Southern Water Tribe by her grandmother, Kanna, just like her older brother Sokka.
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