Bo isn't settling in very well, but it could be worse. He tries to keep himself busy and social, because when life slows down it gives him too much time to think about everything that's missing. On the one hand, being without Mako forces him to put on his big boy shoes, but this isn't something that Bo necessarily wants as a character, or even something that he completely realizes needs to happen. He's also conflicted about what to do about being a bender, because it's such a part of the definition of his self-identity, but he doesn't want to get arrested or worse and he's been warned it could happen and part of him understands it's not just cynicism; Amon proves people might actually react violently.

But if a sweet hot older lady neighbor would bring him already made hot food, he absolutely would appreciate that. Korra might not >_>. But Bo definitely would.


Spike is settling in a little better, only because Spike doesn't dwell much on things he doesn't think are important, and the only thing important to him is that showing up in Darrow means he isn't sure of the results of his sort of murder-suicide of Vicious. The whole point of suicide is that you don't really expect to wake up again on the other end of it. Especially not some place that doesn't seem real. So Spike is pretty meh about everything about Darrow, because Spike has yet to convince himself Darrow matters or really exists.

But he always approves of things that allow him to a) be fed good food, and b) be even lazier. So Helen can visit all day every day if she wants.