About Fugaku
As leader of the Uchiha, Fugaku was focused on the clan's interest and welfare. His son, Sasuke, saw him as a stern and uncaring man (though his wife revealed he cared deeply for his youngest child) while he was seen as a father figure to the rest of the clan. As Itachi was his successor as head of the clan, Fugaku spent much of his time focusing on the development of his eldest and little time with his youngest. Sasuke trained constantly in order to get his father's attention and approval. Near the end of his life, Fugaku had switched his attention to Sasuke, having lost hope in a wayward Itachi. He is only impressed by great feats and rarely praises anyone, having high expectations. Fugaku is very serious, hardly smiling most of the time. He also has a short temper, easily getting angry at Itachi for trying to deny an important mission in exchange for attending Sasuke's school initiation, and refusing to be in an important clan meeting.
Despite his outward attitude of desiring to strengthen the bonds between the Uchiha clan and Konohagakure, Fugaku is in truth resentful of how the village had shunned the clan for years, particularly after the Nine-Tails' Attack on Konoha. His spite has taken as far as to plan a coup d'etat, and he was apparently unwilling to negotiate with Konoha's elders, forcing the Uchiha's assassination.
Despite his outward attitude of desiring to strengthen the bonds between the Uchiha clan and Konohagakure, Fugaku is in truth resentful of how the village had shunned the clan for years, particularly after the Nine-Tails' Attack on Konoha. His spite has taken as far as to plan a coup d'etat, and he was apparently unwilling to negotiate with Konoha's elders, forcing the Uchiha's assassination.
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