Is Faith Blind What Christians Can Learn From Toph S Blindness From the outside, toph’s physical blindness makes her seem helpless; a blind girl who can’t fend for herself in any way. however, it was this same apparent blindness that made her see better than everyone else. i think authentic christian faith can work in much the same way. here’s why:. Adele matera’s illustrators are bold, bright, detailed but not overly crowded, but most of the space is used. i was curious about how the medium text was a symbol of toph’s blindness (she has to use other senses to see what is around, so talking can get in the way) but it is not just illustrations.
Blind Faith Well it's been shown that people that cure their disability can face detrimental after effects. like you cure blindness, there's a possiblity that they could face an overload. or a stunted ability to use said vision because their brain is hardwired to not being able to see. they start at square one and it can be even harder for them to learn. Here’s some dialogue from book 2: toph: creates tunnel under the drill near ba sing se. sokka: it’s so dark down here. i can’t see a thing. toph: “oh no, what a nightmare!” sokka: sorry. based on toph’s sarcasm, her vision is likely what sokka obliviously described. Toph was born blind, so… i don’t think it’s that easy. on the other hand, aang was f*cking dead and the spirit water brought him back, so maybe? thing is, even if she could, toph doesn’t really care or need healing. she never did. Now, the moment you’ve all been waiting for… the blind bandit!. there’s only one plot in this episode, and it’s all about toph. the first quarter of season 2 has been leading up to this moment: from aang’s refusal to exploit the avatar state, to bumi’s imprisonment, and aang’s vision in the swamp, we’ve been waiting for aang to find his earthbending teacher.
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