The Legend of Korra, Book Two: Spirits

Kya:
[while healing Bumi] I told you those rocks were slippery. You're lucky you didn't kill yourself.

Bumi:
You done with the lecture, mom?

Kya:
Oh, grow up. You haven't changed one bit since we were kids. You're still trying to prove you can do everything a bender can. Well, you can't. Deal with t.

Bumi:
And you're not our mother. You don't get to tell me what I can and can't do. Deal with that.

Kya:
[Kya dumps the water on Bumi's head] Good luck healing yourself with your special non-bending powers.

Bumi:
Hey, back me up here, Tenzin.

Tenzin:
Kya's right. You're the oldest of us, but you always acted like the youngest. I had to become the responsible one.

Kya:
You think you're the responsible one? Where were you after dad died and mom was all alone? Because I was the only one who packed up and moved my whole life to be with her.

Tenzin:
Sure, after years of flitting around the world, trying to find yourself. It was time for you to settle down somewhere. You two have no idea how it feels to have the future of an entire culture on your shoulders.

Bumi:
Oh, boo-hoo. Must've been real hard for you, flying around the world with dad, riding elephant-koi all day.

Tenzin:
Oh, so that's what this is all about.

Kya:
That's what it's always been about. You think you're some savior who has to carry on dad's legacy.

Tenzin:
Who else is going to do it?

Kya:
How about all of us?

Bumi:
Yeah, we're Aang's kids too.

Kya:
We never should have come on this vacation.

Bumi:
I couldn't agree more.

Tenzin:
Well, I didn't want you to come in the first place. I can't be around you two right now. Go back to the temple and see if Ikki returned. I'll keep looking out here.

Bumi:
Fine.

Kya:
Fine.