Azula expected a dull, damp cell, surrounded by bars in which she would be gawked at like an amusement show. It surprised her that there was no pomp or fanfare. She doubted that many of the people even knew who she was. Her move was a secret; so was she.
For three weeks, she was taken care of, the only difference between the cell and her room back at the Fire Nation Institution for the Criminally Insane being the view out of the tiny barred window. She anticipated the change, the drop in attention and care, and was not disappointed.
