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La Madame Macmu-Ling era la directora y maestra de la Sociedad de 5-7-5, una organización dedicada al arte de la poesía, y ella misma fue una maestra del haiku. Ella siempre se conducía con gracia y sin esfuerzo podría evocar elocuentemente imágenes usando su entrenamiento y habilidad en la poesía. Macmu-Ling respetaba y defendía la complejidad de la técnica y esperaba que sus alumnas hicieran lo mismo. También tenía poco respeto por aquellos que ella creía que eran incapaces de apreciar las bellas artes, y no dudaba en utilizar su habilidad para tratar de hacer que estas personas parecieran tontas. Madame Macmu-Ling vivió en el anillo superior de Ba Sing Se. One day, when Sokka came crashing through a window of Macmu-Ling's haiku class and accidentally apologized in the form of a haiku, she greeted him with a somewhat badmouthing haiku in which she called him a "remarkable oaf", thus engaging them in a haiku duel. After an exchange of three haikus each, Sokka managed to win the poetry duel and Madame Macmu-Ling left the stage in defeat. However, when he recited his victory haiku, Sokka made a crucial error by using one too many syllables, for which he was abruptly thrown out of the room. Madame Macmu-Ling ist die Meisterin und Lehrerin des 5-7-5 Clubs, einem Verein, in dem die Dichtkunst gelernt und geübt wird, und war selbst Meisterin in der Kunst des Haikus. Macmu-Ling respektiert und verteidigt die Komplexität der Technik und erwarteten von ihren Schülern, dasselbe zu tun. Sie zögert auch nicht, denjenigen die sie für Unfähig in dieser Kunst hält, mit ihrem Können wie Narren dastehen zu lassen. Madame Macmu-Ling lebt im oberen Ring von Ba Sing Se.
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One day, when Sokka came crashing through a window of Macmu-Ling's haiku class and accidentally apologized in the form of a haiku, she greeted him with a somewhat badmouthing haiku in which she called him a "remarkable oaf", thus engaging them in a haiku duel. After an exchange of three haikus each, Sokka managed to win the poetry duel and Madame Macmu-Ling left the stage in defeat. However, when he recited his victory haiku, Sokka made a crucial error by using one too many syllables, for which he was abruptly thrown out of the room. La Madame Macmu-Ling era la directora y maestra de la Sociedad de 5-7-5, una organización dedicada al arte de la poesía, y ella misma fue una maestra del haiku. Ella siempre se conducía con gracia y sin esfuerzo podría evocar elocuentemente imágenes usando su entrenamiento y habilidad en la poesía. Macmu-Ling respetaba y defendía la complejidad de la técnica y esperaba que sus alumnas hicieran lo mismo. También tenía poco respeto por aquellos que ella creía que eran incapaces de apreciar las bellas artes, y no dudaba en utilizar su habilidad para tratar de hacer que estas personas parecieran tontas. Madame Macmu-Ling vivió en el anillo superior de Ba Sing Se. Madame Macmu-Ling ist die Meisterin und Lehrerin des 5-7-5 Clubs, einem Verein, in dem die Dichtkunst gelernt und geübt wird, und war selbst Meisterin in der Kunst des Haikus. Macmu-Ling respektiert und verteidigt die Komplexität der Technik und erwarteten von ihren Schülern, dasselbe zu tun. Sie zögert auch nicht, denjenigen die sie für Unfähig in dieser Kunst hält, mit ihrem Können wie Narren dastehen zu lassen. Madame Macmu-Ling lebt im oberen Ring von Ba Sing Se.