Ep 4. In Harm's Way

Korra and her friends continue their mission to find and free the airbenders that have been taken by the Earth Queen. In this episode, they uncover the location of the prison where the airbenders are being held. As they plan their rescue mission, they also discover the dire conditions within the prison walls - the airbenders are being used as slaves to power the Queen's army of flying bison.

Meanwhile, Zaheer and his team of villains continue their plot to capture the Avatar. They devise a plan to break into the prison where Korra and her friends are heading, with the intention of capturing Korra and using her as leverage against the leaders of the world.

In Harm's Way is an emotionally charged episode, as Korra and her friends witness the cruelty of the Earth Queen's regime firsthand. They are faced with the difficult decision of how to best help the airbenders, while also keeping themselves and the rest of the world safe from the dangerous threat of the villains.

The episode is also filled with action, as Korra and her friends must face off against the Earth Queen's forces, including some incredibly skilled benders. The fight scenes are fast-paced and well choreographed, adding to the intensity of the episode.

Throughout the episode, we see glimpses of the complex relationships between the characters. Korra is struggling with her role as the Avatar, as well as her romantic feelings for Mako. Bolin is grappling with the idea that his own family is involved in the Earth Queen's plans. Asami is still dealing with the aftermath of her father's betrayal.

Overall, In Harm's Way is a gripping and intense episode that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. It sets up the remainder of the season well, as we see the true extent of the villains' plans and the lengths that Korra and her friends will go to in order to stop them.