Ep 98 - The Rights of the Unpowered

Ep: 98 - The RIghts of the Unpowered- Legend of Korra S1, and The
Boys

What happens to normal people, when others get powers? What rights
do they have and are those rights respected? And when the people in
power push the non powered around- what happens when the non
powered push back?

Paul and I talk about non powered people in powered worlds. We
focus in particular on Avatar: Legend of Korra, season 1, and how
it handles this question, but we broaden the topic, and cover a
number of other stories. Whether you’re a hardcore Korra fan, or
have never seen it, you’ll be able to follow the discussion.

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