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im so fucking sick
nahah
I'm pretty excited about the livestream, I won't lie.
"i never thought you could win this game" "but still you came"
partnership in life and death
pantalone studies
PANTALONE!!! we finally got to see him 🥹🥹🥹
"Even so, don't I deserve an interesting ending?" "Hehe, I'm counting on it..."
Stupid fic concept I low key love:
The Akatsuki gets isekai'd into a modern-esque world. All individually. Not realizing it had happened to anyone else. And gradually find each other months or years later. Just squinting at each other as they see how they each managed to make a living / survive in this new world. Like dude I've seen you burn a man's flesh off his bones what do you mean you work at the library and host themed learning months for the kids now.
Aupazonne on A03 wrote it in Akatsuki Isekai (!!) Oh my god udjdudndhd this is actually so awesome.
I like to imagine Itachi found the totsuka blade. This legendary and divine weapon. While in the Akatsuki.
And was like "Hm. Yes. For the sake of peace this must not fall into the wrong hands. I will keep it with me."
(His inner history dork is coming out and he's gotta keep the nifty sword from the legendary stories he read as a kid)
As much as "Chaos Lines" sounds like some crazy old man shit Danzo was sprouting. I would kind of love to see it explored as an actual phenomenon that just happens sometimes in the narutoverse.
Like. Just imagining Mikoto looking at her child one day and realizing as his baby wrinkles are all gone. Except the ones placed conviently under his eyes. Just a bit too long to be natural.
Fugaku rolling and turning in his bed thinking about everything that awaits his son. Taking him out to the war field and drilling him with standards far too high to ensure he was strong enough to survive. Not realizing he was becoming one of the misfortunes the lines of his sons face warned them of.
Teachers watching him burn through his school work with the efficiency of an experienced shinobi. Knowing exactly what kind of "monster" was heading their way if the kid made it through his array of suffering.
The lines acting as a scapegoat for the elders / Itachi's clansmen. A reasoning and excuse to themselves for all they put him through, since he was "Made for suffering" and thus was built to endure it better than others.
I don't know. I just think it would be interesting to consider.
Do you think Itachi ever got tired of the constant praise and being put up display like he was just this perfect tool?
I know in the novels he wanted to be the best shinobi but that was more him wanting to stop all wars then it was that had anything to do with his pride or wanting respect and acknowledgment like Naruto wanted in becoming Hokage.
Itachi was an introvert, so it would be naturally tiring for him to be the centre of attention. But other than that, he was also seen only as a Shinobi. Graduated too early, awakened Sharingan too soon, perfect killer, deserves promotion. A perfect tool.
I feel one of the reasons of his outburst after Shisui's death was so violent because he'd never been seen as a person by them. And when they accuse him of murdering the person he admired and looked upto, he lost it.
This conversation he had with Sasuke reflects his feelings. How he felt about himself. He might have been a genius, and while he mentions "arrogance", it's just that no one other than him was capable of doing those things. And that definitely led him to feel isolated.
He was entrusted with the missions with his strength alone, he had to do those on his own.
Literally none of what he through was pleasant. Yes, he wanted to be strong, and he thought he could do it, but clearly, he was still a child and didn't know any better.
I believe Itachi was always tired, deep down, and he knew it. Yet he kept moving forward, because he feared that if he stopped, the fragile peace in front of him would vanish.
Itachi traded his own peace to protect the peace of the world.
we really goin through it mr crow
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A fake premise on itachi's character is the agreement from a majority he became a perpetrator by a free will and a desire to inflict damage on sasuke what makes very hard to point later how the reason for it was have beena victim of psychologic violence and have been introduced in a world of violence at a young age, makes harder to point he was a victim because is believed it will push to the sides he became a perpetrator. Understand his place as a victim is what links to grasp the reasons he turned into a perpetrator, they are no exempted one from the other and they thrown some light on the place itachi was placed in by third parties.
Is why the cards he decided to play in the war are so important like accept the mistakes he made, accept he was weaponized by the village's authorities, and the hardships he put sasuke through could have been handled differently only if he could have had back in the day the mindset he came back with after looking at it from the point of recognizing his own pain and hypocrisy
Itachi may have suppressed his own trauma about the massacre, but he did live with it, and the following time after that night, barely touching his 13, he must have dealt with the residual sensations, be the smell of blood, the blood on him, the smell of the corpses, and the overall gory imagery and the memories of sasuke. There were fugaku's last words to him, probably haunting him until he could shut them down. A crude succession of events was, before it, shisui's suicide, itachi had no time to mourn him or digest what led him to commit suicide, following a dubious fact that he was spying on itachi.
All was aggravated by being groomed at the same time, and sent afterwards to an organization as a young spy, deceiving them from prying in the village. By the end, even before the massacre, he wrapped himself in his beliefs because it was what was left for him. Being 12-13 couldn't have given him the mental strength to freely lead himself around without being internally tormented until he grew enough to forcefully suppress them, and keep a sort of external dissociation with himself
Is incredibly painful to know itachi was meant to die even before his fight with sasuke and that he was in terribly physical pain from a time before. Was one of the best details obito could have gave about itachi's health and the moment it is settled in the events that defined the "end" of his life, is left to wonder for how long he went under the pain of the last stages of the sickness that if the fight would have taken more time in unbind he would have died cause of it, simply because there was no medication left that could've stopped that end