Okay… so if no one understood the summary I understand. Basically this is different characters' looking at Aang (including himself) and pondering what he'll be like when he gets older. It'll focus a bit more on him being a teenager than anything else, though. The first chapie is going from Sokka's pov, during the waterbending lesson on the episode "The Cave of Two Lovers."
Hormones
Sokka
I slumped back onto my leaf boat. "I can be ready in two minutes. Seriously, whenever." I had a feeling I was going to loose this argument. I lucked out though. Aang cut in and distracted Katara, or rather, undistracted her, so they could finish their waterbending lesson. Pfft. He wanted to learn some fancy splashes. Right. What he wanted was the undivided attention of my little sister.
I'd figured out that he liked as in liked her a while ago. I knew that he was too young to really try anything, so I let the little things slide. I knew Katara really well, enough to know that she wouldn't pursue anything serious with Aang when his mission was hanging over our heads. She wouldn't want to distract him. I glanced over at the two of them.
Katara was standing right behind Aang, with her arms wrapped around his from the back. She was "fixing his stance." Aang of course, was blushing from the close proximity, while somehow managing to enjoy it. He believed her when she said she was just "fixing his stance." He couldn't see the small smile that graced her lips, showing that, somewhere along the line, she was enjoying the closeness too.
I struggled to contain a chuckle. It was like they were flirting subconsciously. They knew they couldn't be together yet, so they make up excuses. (A/N: Ring a bell?") I didn't break up their little love fest, because I knew it would be over soon enough. They had to keep all of their "reasons" making sense.
My mind wandered back to an earlier thought. What about after the war? Knowing Aang, he would wait until he was older to pursue Katara's affections and win her heart, even though he was already well on his way to having it. I chuckled. Or at least he'd wait until he was taller than her. That must be embarrassing, liking a girl who's taller than you.
It was harder to imagine Aang taller, or even older for that matter. He just seemed so himself all the time. Just some hyperactive kid with a crush on a waterbender. It was weird sometimes, like when he would go all glowy on us, or just plain act serious. Like he was older. But then, the moment would pass, and he'd be back to his goofy self.
I froze for a moment. If one hyperactive craving-Katara's-attention kid grows into a teenager, we might have a problem. The last things that Aang needs are hormones.