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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:02 am
do u think she has the same feelings she could be falling for naruto ??
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:11 am
xxx ; I don't think shes falling for Naruto. I don't think shes gotten over Sasuke completely. I mean, Hinata still likes Naruto after 2.5 years. o_o I think her main goal or wish right now is for Team 7 to be back and reunited instead of trying to get Sasuke to date her but that doesn't mean the feelings aren't there anymore.
But you never know with Kishi xD. I may be wrong and its all just my opinion so yes.
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:16 am
Trust me when I say this, okay?
She'd do anything to get Sasuke back right now. Same for Naruto. Besides, as Itachi says in this sig image flash thing says... "Your relationship is weak. For it is missing.... My foolish little brother..."
biggrin Their whole relation depends on Sasuke. That's the most important thing to them; Not dating. I'm sure dating someone is on their top 10 list..
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 6:46 am
Like has already been stated:
Hinata still has feelings for Naruto after 2.5 years. Naruto is still crushing on Sakura after 2.5 years.
Why can't Sakura still care for Sasuke after 2.5 years? Seriously?
She's already shown us COUNTLESS times in Part 2 just how dedicated she is to him. She's threatened and beat on Sai more than once for speaking badly of him. She gets depressed when something doesn't work right in their trek to get him. She feels useless in trying to retrieve him. She is willign to give her life for small shreds of information on him. She spent 2.5 years studying and researchign anything to find ways to get to him.
As soon as they lost him the 2nd time, she started researchign ways to figure out how he got so strong.
Sakura is beyond dedicated to Sasuke still. She hasn't changed hre feelings at all-- she's become more accepting of other character (specifically Naruto), but that doesn't lay it out in a romantic context. Screen time does not equal romance. It's character development and the emotions and actions of the characters toward someone-- and the fact that she still reacts like she does to someone who's not even there right now, that speaks VOLUMES.
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:35 am
She was 12 when she declared that she liked Sasuke to death, which is literally translated as such even if it does pretty much mean the same thing as I love you with all my heart.. Even offering to accompany him to Sound if she couldn't stop him from leaving, I highly doubt she'd forget Sasuke-kun that easily. As I see it though, Sakura's grown to respect Naruto as a friend and comrade... but if you are referring to romantic feelings, it is really too early to tell.
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 1:18 pm
Sakura and Naruto have like brother/sister relationship going on. Plus it's way obvious Sakura still has feelings for Sasuke. I really don't think you can just stop loving someone after everything you've been threw together. Well in Sakura's case.
Sakura might not show it as much as before, but she still does have feelings for Sasuke. They possibly couldn't be as strong as before or could they ? *ponder*
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:15 pm
I love both NaruSaku and SasuSaku, but I do not believe that Sakura would still love Sasuke romantically.
If SasuSaku happens, the whole trusting foundation will need to be rebuilt. He hurt her in the worst possible way, and while Sakura is a forgiving person, she is not about to jump in his arms and leave Naruto.
She loves Naruto. I'm not saying she wants to date him, but like for Sasuke, she'd do anything for him.
'I...I'll be the one to bring Sasuke-kun back!'
She's very desperate to help Naruto. But she's also desperate to have Sasuke back on her Team, and back with her. However, she is doing it unselfishly, and for Naruto and Kakashi as well as for herself.
She is no longer the lovesick twelve year old she was before.
Personally, I believe that she may be developing 'romantic' notions for Naruto. I have details and hints, though nothing that states that. Nothing besides Asuma/Kurenai is canon, so I won't say anything more about NaruSaku.
While I think it has more of a likelyhood, because the relationship is already a trusting, loving friendship, and that it would work well for both of them, SasuSaku still has a chance. But this chance would mean that Sakura would have to basically re-do all the love she had for Sasuke. She would have to morph into something new, because he is different from the original Sasuke we all knew and loved (or hated).
And perhaps Sasuke won't want her love. He may care so much, he doesn't want her to get hurt like last time. Sasuke is very complex, and while he hurts the people he loves, that does not mean he wants to. Sasuke was shocked by Sakura's love for him. He had not trusted anyone fully since his parents had died, so it was difficult for him to know what love still felt like. Even if he did love her, it's possible that he was unable to deal with these feelings, and also didn't want to hurt NARUTO in the long run, because he knew that he also had developed very strong feeling for Sakura.
Sakura may or may not love Sasuke. I doubt she still LOVES him, like, wants to have him and kiss him and all of that jazz, but she still loves him, like a big brother.
As for the Naruto/Sakura brother/sister relationship.
That's how most relationships that work out start. You have to have trust and care for one another, which usually brings upon friendship, which yes, can lead to true love.
I personally think that Naruto sees Hinata much more like a sister than Sakura. Because I truly believe he loves Sakura in a romantic way. While his 'crush' is still childish, his 'love' is not.
To protect her, and to bring Sasuke back. Those are his two goals.
In Japan, it is uncommon for a person to proclaim their love by saying 'I love you.' An easier way to say it is 'I promise to protect you.' In many manga and anime, that is usually the cue that a male character cares deeply and perhaps loves the female character of chourse.
'I promise to protect Sakura-chan with my life!'
He does say that in part one, but it is during the time that he is beginning to mature. His feeling for her are no longer: 'Sakura-chan's so cute!', or otherwise.
Oh god. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to rant. XD
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 1:08 am
[U]zumaki [S]akura I love both NaruSaku and SasuSaku, but I do not believe that Sakura would still love Sasuke romantically. If Kishi can allow feelings to transfer over from Part I to Part II, why should Sakura's romantic feelings be the exception? Quote: If SasuSaku happens, the whole trusting foundation will need to be rebuilt. He hurt her in the worst possible way, and while Sakura is a forgiving person, she is not about to jump in his arms and leave Naruto. She's not WITH Naruto in that way to begin with, and if Sasuke comes back, they'd all be together in Konoha on the same team so I don't really get your reasoning that she'd be "leaving" Naruto. If Naruto's steadfast and willing to bring Sasuke back in an instant based on his love for him, why can't Sakura be the same? Sasuke hurt Sakura and Naruto BOTH by leaving, but we haven't had feedback on Sakura's part in regards to Sasuke's "thank you" to her. It was such a powerful scene that I can guarantee it will be referenced. I can totally see Sakura saying she still loves Sasuke. Not saying that she will, I'm just saying that to me it does not seem out of place or impossible. I also don't think much rebuilding is necessary if the foundation is still there for them all. We see Sasuke reminiscent of his team 7 days. That and based on the current chapter, I am REALLY eager to see Naruto and Sakura's reaction to learning that Sasuke plans to "bring peace and safety to the world." That's going to trigger that he really still is the Sasuke they know and love. Quote: She loves Naruto. I'm not saying she wants to date him, but like for Sasuke, she'd do anything for him. 'I...I'll be the one to bring Sasuke-kun back!' Yup. Not going to deny that. She definitely loves Naruto. But as you say, the context and how it will be cemented is still iffy. Quote: She's very desperate to help Naruto. But she's also desperate to have Sasuke back on her Team, and back with her. However, she is doing it unselfishly, and for Naruto and Kakashi as well as for herself. If herself is included, it's still partially selfish though. Quote: She is no longer the lovesick twelve year old she was before. Nope, she's more mature, but she can still love him dearly. She just doesn't need to be quite as fangirly about it. Genuine love doesn't need that. Quote: Personally, I believe that she may be developing 'romantic' notions for Naruto. I have details and hints, though nothing that states that. Nothing besides Asuma/Kurenai is canon, so I won't say anything more about NaruSaku. I believe it's not impossible, but each instance has been countered with another interpretation that goes the more platonic route. Quote: While I think it has more of a likelyhood, because the relationship is already a trusting, loving friendship, and that it would work well for both of them, SasuSaku still has a chance. But this chance would mean that Sakura would have to basically re-do all the love she had for Sasuke. She would have to morph into something new, because he is different from the original Sasuke we all knew and loved (or hated). I still don't see why she'd need to re-do her love for him. I think their relationship would need to be redefined more so if she no longer loved Sasuke romantically. And based on the recent chapters, he's seeming more and more like the old Sasuke we've known before. I'm actually noticing more and more how things from Part I are relatively the same in part II and not drastically changing, like goals and bonds. However, if this were early 300s Sasuke, I'd agree with you. But now it seems like that was all an act, and you'd better believe Sakura and Naruto are going to dissect every moment of that encounter to come to that conclusion based on what they will hear about Sasuke now wanting to save the world. It's extremely powerful that the love Naruto and Sakura both had for Sasuke in part I made them stronger and more motivated to bring him back. That they are working together doing it strengthens their bond even further too. Knowing that love never faltered all this time for their tortured teammate is so incredibly beautiful to me. Sakura no longer loving Sasuke romantically DOES equate to loving him less. Quote: And perhaps Sasuke won't want her love. He may care so much, he doesn't want her to get hurt like last time. Sasuke is very complex, and while he hurts the people he loves, that does not mean he wants to. Sasuke was shocked by Sakura's love for him. He had not trusted anyone fully since his parents had died, so it was difficult for him to know what love still felt like. Even if he did love her, it's possible that he was unable to deal with these feelings, and also didn't want to hurt NARUTO in the long run, because he knew that he also had developed very strong feeling for Sakura. Perhaps. But he already left once. I could see Sakura not allowing his a** to leave again telling him she's strong for a reason and will support him. Also, we don't know how strongly Naruto's feelings for Sakura were in a romantic sense and I don't think Sasuke left to not be a problem for Naruto and Sakura's romance. We know Naruto grew to care for Sakura immensely, as a teammate. I haven't seen his romantic feelings go beyond anything but a crush personally. Quote: Sakura may or may not love Sasuke. I doubt she still LOVES him, like, wants to have him and kiss him and all of that jazz, but she still loves him, like a big brother. I personally don't really see how you can be in love with someone and then one day decide "oh, you know what? All that time, I suppose I'll redefine that love and make it brother/sisterly." That just doesn't make sense to me personally. Now if she were actually WITH Sasuke these three years and their relationship evolved to that, then that's one thing. But to just change what was already established seems like bad writing and unlikely imho. Quote: As for the Naruto/Sakura brother/sister relationship. That's how most relationships that work out start. You have to have trust and care for one another, which usually brings upon friendship, which yes, can lead to true love. Not really. You can start out just thinking of someone as an acquaintance, then a friend, and as time passes they become important to you like family or you can fall in love with them. Most relationships I notice tend to not have the friendship part in it. Or if it is a friendship, it's the with the plan to have more later. Personally, I don't like to use real life when it comes to fiction. I mean how likely would it be for someone like Naruto to go about like he does to save Sasuke in real life after what happened? Not very. Anything can happen really and Kishi can define a relationship however he wants from whatever angle he wants. Quote: I personally think that Naruto sees Hinata much more like a sister than Sakura. Because I truly believe he loves Sakura in a romantic way. While his 'crush' is still childish, his 'love' is not. Hinata and Naruto's relationship doesn't really have a definite establishment. Kishi still has a LOT of leeway where they are concerned and we haven't seen Hinata back and in action. Kishi's retained her feelings for a reason and I'm sure we'll see why. Naruto's crush is childish, but his love for Sakura I don't believe is built mostly on a romantic sense, so I don't see why Hinata would be an issue if he loves Sakura too. Just like I don't see why SasuSaku is an issue if Sakura's love for Naruto is more platonically based in the end. Quote: To protect her, and to bring Sasuke back. Those are his two goals. Naruto's ultimate goal is to become Hokage. It's just that these things fall under the umbrella of that. Like in the early 300s when he told Sasuke "as if someone could become Hokage if they couldn't save a friend." Quote: In Japan, it is uncommon for a person to proclaim their love by saying 'I love you.' An easier way to say it is 'I promise to protect you.' In many manga and anime, that is usually the cue that a male character cares deeply and perhaps loves the female character of chourse. They don't do it all the time, but it's not unheard of. I've seen love declarations in plenty of animes. Then some are more subtle. It's is quite uncommon though to change someone's feelings after a major revelation of love. When it's established, they usually stick to it till the end in shounen series. Quote: 'I promise to protect Sakura-chan with my life!' He does say that in part one, but it is during the time that he is beginning to mature. His feeling for her are no longer: 'Sakura-chan's so cute!', or otherwise. That was an order from Sasuke who pretty much wanted to sacrifice himself in the situation. He didn't want Naruto to worry about protecting him. But once Naruto actually does fight Gaara, he says something along the lines of how he will protect his precious people which INCLUDES Sasuke in the mix. That was all about team 7 imo and not moreso NaruSaku. Quote: Oh god. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to rant. XD Don't apologize. For it seems I've now done the same. whee
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 1:47 am
nightmistress85 [U]zumaki [S]akura I love both NaruSaku and SasuSaku, but I do not believe that Sakura would still love Sasuke romantically. If Kishi can allow feelings to transfer over from Part I to Part II, why should Sakura's romantic feelings be the exception? Quote: If SasuSaku happens, the whole trusting foundation will need to be rebuilt. He hurt her in the worst possible way, and while Sakura is a forgiving person, she is not about to jump in his arms and leave Naruto. She's not WITH Naruto in that way to begin with, and if Sasuke comes back, they'd all be together in Konoha on the same team so I don't really get your reasoning that she'd be "leaving" Naruto. If Naruto's steadfast and willing to bring Sasuke back in an instant based on his love for him, why can't Sakura be the same? Sasuke hurt Sakura and Naruto BOTH by leaving, but we haven't had feedback on Sakura's part in regards to Sasuke's "thank you" to her. It was such a powerful scene that I can guarantee it will be referenced. I can totally see Sakura saying she still loves Sasuke. Not saying that she will, I'm just saying that to me it does not seem out of place or impossible. I also don't think much rebuilding is necessary if the foundation is still there for them all. We see Sasuke reminiscent of his team 7 days. That and based on the current chapter, I am REALLY eager to see Naruto and Sakura's reaction to learning that Sasuke plans to "bring peace and safety to the world." That's going to trigger that he really still is the Sasuke they know and love. Quote: She loves Naruto. I'm not saying she wants to date him, but like for Sasuke, she'd do anything for him. 'I...I'll be the one to bring Sasuke-kun back!' Yup. Not going to deny that. She definitely loves Naruto. But as you say, the context and how it will be cemented is still iffy. Quote: She's very desperate to help Naruto. But she's also desperate to have Sasuke back on her Team, and back with her. However, she is doing it unselfishly, and for Naruto and Kakashi as well as for herself. If herself is included, it's still partially selfish though. Quote: She is no longer the lovesick twelve year old she was before. Nope, she's more mature, but she can still love him dearly. She just doesn't need to be quite as fangirly about it. Genuine love doesn't need that. Quote: Personally, I believe that she may be developing 'romantic' notions for Naruto. I have details and hints, though nothing that states that. Nothing besides Asuma/Kurenai is canon, so I won't say anything more about NaruSaku. I believe it's not impossible, but each instance has been countered with another interpretation that goes the more platonic route. Quote: While I think it has more of a likelyhood, because the relationship is already a trusting, loving friendship, and that it would work well for both of them, SasuSaku still has a chance. But this chance would mean that Sakura would have to basically re-do all the love she had for Sasuke. She would have to morph into something new, because he is different from the original Sasuke we all knew and loved (or hated). I still don't see why she'd need to re-do her love for him. I think their relationship would need to be redefined more so if she no longer loved Sasuke romantically. And based on the recent chapters, he's seeming more and more like the old Sasuke we've known before. I'm actually noticing more and more how things from Part I are relatively the same in part II and not drastically changing, like goals and bonds. However, if this were early 300s Sasuke, I'd agree with you. But now it seems like that was all an act, and you'd better believe Sakura and Naruto are going to dissect every moment of that encounter to come to that conclusion based on what they will hear about Sasuke now wanting to save the world. It's extremely powerful that the love Naruto and Sakura both had for Sasuke in part I made them stronger and more motivated to bring him back. That they are working together doing it strengthens their bond even further too. Knowing that love never faltered all this time for their tortured teammate is so incredibly beautiful to me. Sakura no longer loving Sasuke romantically DOES equate to loving him less. Quote: And perhaps Sasuke won't want her love. He may care so much, he doesn't want her to get hurt like last time. Sasuke is very complex, and while he hurts the people he loves, that does not mean he wants to. Sasuke was shocked by Sakura's love for him. He had not trusted anyone fully since his parents had died, so it was difficult for him to know what love still felt like. Even if he did love her, it's possible that he was unable to deal with these feelings, and also didn't want to hurt NARUTO in the long run, because he knew that he also had developed very strong feeling for Sakura. Perhaps. But he already left once. I could see Sakura not allowing his a** to leave again telling him she's strong for a reason and will support him. Also, we don't know how strongly Naruto's feelings for Sakura were in a romantic sense and I don't think Sasuke left to not be a problem for Naruto and Sakura's romance. We know Naruto grew to care for Sakura immensely, as a teammate. I haven't seen his romantic feelings go beyond anything but a crush personally. Quote: Sakura may or may not love Sasuke. I doubt she still LOVES him, like, wants to have him and kiss him and all of that jazz, but she still loves him, like a big brother. I personally don't really see how you can be in love with someone and then one day decide "oh, you know what? All that time, I suppose I'll redefine that love and make it brother/sisterly." That just doesn't make sense to me personally. Now if she were actually WITH Sasuke these three years and their relationship evolved to that, then that's one thing. But to just change what was already established seems like bad writing and unlikely imho. Quote: As for the Naruto/Sakura brother/sister relationship. That's how most relationships that work out start. You have to have trust and care for one another, which usually brings upon friendship, which yes, can lead to true love. Not really. You can start out just thinking of someone as an acquaintance, then a friend, and as time passes they become important to you like family or you can fall in love with them. Quote: I personally think that Naruto sees Hinata much more like a sister than Sakura. Because I truly believe he loves Sakura in a romantic way. While his 'crush' is still childish, his 'love' is not. Hinata and Naruto's relationship doesn't really have a definite establishment. Kishi still has a LOT of leeway where they are concerned and we haven't seen Hinata back and in action. Kishi's retained her feelings for a reason and I'm sure we'll see why. Naruto's crush is childish, but his love for Sakura I don't believe is built mostly on a romantic sense, so I don't see why Hinata would be an issue if he loves Sakura too. Just like I don't see why SasuSaku is an issue if Sakura's love for Naruto is more platonically based in the end. Quote: To protect her, and to bring Sasuke back. Those are his two goals. Naruto's ultimate goal is to become Hokage. It's just that these things fall under the umbrella of that. Like in the early 300s when he told Sasuke "as if someone could become Hokage if they couldn't save a friend." Quote: In Japan, it is uncommon for a person to proclaim their love by saying 'I love you.' An easier way to say it is 'I promise to protect you.' In many manga and anime, that is usually the cue that a male character cares deeply and perhaps loves the female character of chourse. They don't do it all the time, but it's not unheard of. I've seen love declarations in plenty of animes. Then some are more subtle. It's is quite uncommon though to change someone's feelings after a major revelation of love. When it's established, they usually stick to it till the end. Quote: 'I promise to protect Sakura-chan with my life!' He does say that in part one, but it is during the time that he is beginning to mature. His feeling for her are no longer: 'Sakura-chan's so cute!', or otherwise. That was an order from Sasuke who pretty much wanted to sacrifice himself in the situation. He didn't want Naruto to worry about protecting him. But once Naruto actually does fight Gaara, he says something along the lines of how he will protect his precious people which INCLUDES Sasuke in the mix. That was all about team 7 imo and not moreso NaruSaku. Quote: Oh god. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to rant. XD Don't apologize. For it seems I've now done the same. whee dear nightmistress, you are awesome and the sasusaku fandom is lucky to have you. <3
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:08 am
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:12 am
Well, Kishimoto has done nothing to show us whether or not Sakura has romantic feelings for either Sasuke and Naruto. However, she loves both of them very much - it doesn't have to be romantic to be considered love.
She is quite dedicated to Sasuke and getting him back. She wants him to be part of Team 7 again. Whether or not she has romantic feelings for him, she still loves him as a friend, and she will do anything to get him back.
She is doing this not only for her sake and Sasuke's, but for Naruto's sake as well. She knows that Naruto loves Sasuke as much as she does, and this is one of the many reasons why she's so determined to get Sasuke back. She also knows that Naruto is the only one who can get through Sasuke, though she desperately tries to get through him as well. She wants what's best for her boys, and in her point of view, it is to get Sasuke back home. This is what Naruto wants. This is what Sasuke needs. And therefore that is her goal in life as of the moment.
As for her other goal, which was to be able to date Sasuke, it remains to be seen whether or not she still wants this. But for sure, I'm thinking that she's very determined to see Naruto's and Sasuke's goals to the end.
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:40 am
Tenshi no Hana-chan Well, Kishimoto has done nothing to show us whether or not Sakura has romantic feelings for either Sasuke and Naruto. However, she loves both of them very much - it doesn't have to be romantic to be considered love.
She is quite dedicated to Sasuke and getting him back. She wants him to be part of Team 7 again. Whether or not she has romantic feelings for him, she still loves him as a friend, and she will do anything to get him back.
She is doing this not only for her sake and Sasuke's, but for Naruto's sake as well. She knows that Naruto loves Sasuke as much as she does, and this is one of the many reasons why she's so determined to get Sasuke back. She also knows that Naruto is the only one who can get through Sasuke, though she desperately tries to get through him as well. She wants what's best for her boys, and in her point of view, it is to get Sasuke back home. This is what Naruto wants. This is what Sasuke needs. And therefore that is her goal in life as of the moment.
As for her other goal, which was to be able to date Sasuke, it remains to be seen whether or not she still wants this. But for sure, I'm thinking that she's very determined to see Naruto's and Sasuke's goals to the end. Kishi's already shown that Sakura definitely has strong romantic feelings of love for Sasuke though. I'm not saying that guarantees a pairing in the end or 100% establishes her feelings today, but with this series I've found it more reliable to go with what's been established until it is confirmed otherwise. Since he hasn't had Sakura say outright how it is, I'm going to assume it's the same context as it was before. Sasuke's a great example of why I could stick to this. I wasn't going to go with the idea that he was all evil until there was no reason for doubt. Everything he did that seemed bad and was, you could find a way around it to explain. And low and behold we see that me and my fellow Sasuke fans weren't delusional and kidding ourselves. Not saying that Kishi's going this same route with SasuSaku, I'm just saying that he's presented the angle as possible. Something may seem like it's no longer or changed, but it really is still there. That doesn't mean that I'm not preparing myself for a conflicted Sakura later down the line. For all we know, it can be confirmed that she DOES feel for both boys in a strong romantic context and may decide not to go with either. That way nobody wins NaruSaku or SasuSaku (though no NaruSaku is still win for me because I'd take no SasuSaku so long as there's no NaruSaku either). The SasuNaru in me would also be happy. However, SasuSaku keeps the bonds balanced a bit more than NaruSaku. NaruSaku as friends can be strong enough based mainly on what's happened in Part II. It would be stronger than SasuSaku as friends, IMO because while she cares for Sasuke, we haven't seen her relationship with him build as friendship all this time, part II especially. SasuNaru doesn't need to be mentioned because we know that bond would be strong (likely the strongest). However, SasuSaku romantic gives that bond a bit more strength and that way each bond is significant and strong in its own way. But now I'm rambling... xp
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:43 am
I answer long rant when I come back from school! =O
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 9:53 am
I've posted my thoughts on all of this in a different thread on a different forum. I don't feel like posting it here. mrgreen
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:33 pm
I think Sakura still has feelings for Sasuke. Like I have seen many other SasuSaku debators say, if Naruto still feels the same way for Sasuke after 2.5 years, why can't Sakura? Their feelings, although different, are intense for him and I think Sakura still shows this in part two. With Naruto it's more clear, because he's the main character and his bond with Sasuke's seems to be the most important in the manga (at least, from what I can see. The other bonds are pretty important, but I think because Naruto and Sasuke are rivals and that rivalary and love for each other at times drive the story a lot, it's pretty important). Sakura doesn't need to tell anyone who has ears that she's in love with Sasuke. She's concentrating on saving Sasuke along with Naruto, so I think romance with anyone for her comes way after that goal.
-kind of going on a tangent- I'm not sure, but I think after chapter 181 was when Sakura began to really understand Sasuke. I knew she understood him before (she knew he was leaving to Sound when no one else did for one), but some things in part II makes me believe that. When Sakura punches out Sai, she says to him, "You don't know a damned thing about Sasuke-kun" and she also mentioned researching Sasuke's past, which gives her a better view on him. Another point is that Sakura has also learned that crying won't bring Sasuke back, because she did a lot of that in part one.
As nightmisstress said in the most recent chapters Sasuke seems to be the pretty same guy. He was putting on a front in the early 300s (I mean, he defeated Oro...not so very loyal to him, is he?). That was the Sasuke Sakura fell in love with, and the Sasuke who was Naruto's self-described brother and best friend. I forgot who mentioned it in this thread, but I agree that if Naruto's feelings for Sakura can stay and Hinata's for Naruto can stay, then Sakura's have definitely stayed. I mean, she's the one who confessed her feelings by, "squeezing the words out of her throat" and her passion for him was described as "unchanging" (as the databook says). I think it's pretty safe to say that her feelings are able to stay.
Now...to finish eating my dinner...
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