Siriel:
Transient just likes to do that.
Why he keeps picking up ridiculous arguments and then try to defend them, I will never know.
You all are crazy. Papillon Mask was the manliest butterfly user ever. Followed closely by The Monarch and Dr. Mrs. The Monarch.
*cough*
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Fox Mr. Sinister (holding Rogue's chin): "So beautiful, yet so strong."
Fox Wolverine: "Well, I always did think I was kinda cute. Nice of you to mention it."
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Thinking about it, wouldn't pink technically count as a kind of red hair?
Has Sakura even been obsessed with Sasuke since, like, pre-time skip?
I mean, she did try to stab him to death that one time, but I got the impression that was more of a platonic thing.
Aren't you that guy I couldn't quite tell if was an actual guy or a bot?
"This doesn't look easy. But I bet it is!"
-Homer Simpson
"Optimism through stalwart skepticism is a defect not everyone is lucky enough to be cursed with."
-Homestuck
Do you want fries with that? WHO THE HELL DO YOU THINK I AM?!
The Insanity of Sasuke Uchiha
The No-Life King was both shocked and enraged when he eventually made his way outside and found Seras sparkling in the sunlight. “Police Girl, what do you think you're doing?!” Alucard bellowed, causing Seras to emit a surprised 'gasp'. “Stop that this instant!”
“Oh... M-Master, I-I was just... just...”
“You were sparkling!!!” Alucard shouted.
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"This doesn't look easy. But I bet it is!"
-Homer Simpson
"Optimism through stalwart skepticism is a defect not everyone is lucky enough to be cursed with."
-Homestuck
Noooo. Why report him? I can't tell if he's a bot either!
I mean, he hasn't made lots and lots of threads like the other and he doesn't have links in his sig. So maybe he just loves smileys.
Suffering is a fact of life. You survive if you find a reason to endure it.
So I wasn't the only one confused by that. Knowing makes me feel better.
"I am Shishihime Ikiho! The legendary hero who has lived 5000 years!"
"That's right, and I am a high schooler who couldn't live alone even for a second... and is as cool as the devil himself."
As I'm watching this war unfold in the most recent chapters, all I think is "all this because a girl this guy liked died, a girl who didn't even reciprocate his feeling at that". And what's worse is that he doesn't even know the reason! He could have apparently, at any time, ask the man responsible but didn't! And considering who is responsible, you'd think that'd make the desire for answers even more needful! Yet he doesn't! He just doesn't care? How can he not care! It's absurd!
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There's already been a rather extensive discussion about that a few pages back. (Given that said discussion ended up dying because I had to moderator it, I'll remind everyone right away to keep things about the manga, not the posters.)
To Obito, it doesn't matter why Kakashi ended up killing Rin. What matters is that the world they live in is one where such a thing can happen at all. Obito can't accept that, so he intends to override reality with a world where something like that can't happen.
Obito knows that Kakashi isn't some asshole who'd randomly murder one of his best friends, so he can guess that Kakashi probably had a good reason. Hence why he's pissed off at the world that made this possible, not Kakashi.
In other words, it's not about Kakashi killing Rin. It's about them living in a world where best friends can end up killing each others and Obito not being willing to accept that.
Also, technically this war is because of Madara's plan. Had Obito not been willing to go along with it, he most likely would have found someone else.
Suffering is a fact of life. You survive if you find a reason to endure it.
This would be true if Kakashi ends up telling Obito the reason why and Obito has a change of heart. If he does then yeah it is a dumb blonde moment. However as Siriel suggests, it is likely Obito does not care that Rin doesn't love him nor does he care why Kakashi killed Rin. The ninja world is screwed up because the girl he loved most can be murdered by the guy he respected most and in the end not only is it not pusnished but it is rewarded. And it is more than just flaws in human nature but the laws/physics of this world itself where butchering your friends and family gets you a shiny new Magekyo Sharingan if you are an Uchiha.
It's hard for me to listen to people not in my position. A caterpillar can't relate to what an eagle envisions.
Yep. I started a similar discussion before the one you speak of and abounded it for others and I agreed to disagree.
No matter how you guys try to mold the picture of Obito's motivation not being about Rin, it is! It all comes downs to the fact that his heel turn to evil is because his little childhood crush died. As a ninja Obito could not have been ignorant of the world he lived in. He had to have known people suffered heinous, tragic deaths and the one day he himself may very well have to do the same to another. And yet, all the while during his time with Rin and Kakashi and the 4th he was perfectly content and happy and fun loving. It's only upon her death he suddenly decides he's in hell when he could have very well done the same to enemy? He's a hypocrite.To Obito, it doesn't matter why Kakashi ended up killing Rin. What matters is that the world they live in is one where such a thing can happen at all. Obito can't accept that, so he intends to override reality with a world where something like that can't happen.
It doesn't make any sense as I explained above. The world didn't kill Rin, Kakashi did. As a ninja, Obito is and has been well aware of the fact that this happens, especially given his occupation as someone who'd have to do the same to someone else should the mission deem it necessary!Obito knows that Kakashi isn't some asshole who'd randomly murder one of his best friends, so he can guess that Kakashi probably had a good reason. Hence why he's pissed off at the world that made this possible, not Kakashi.
In other words, it's not about Kakashi killing Rin. It's about them living in a world where best friends can end up killing each others and Obito not being willing to accept that.
If Obito had bothered to ask why he may have gotten an answer that put his heartache over Rin to rest. But nope. He wants to start a world war and relentlessly murder innocents instead.
It'd have been bette if he found someone else. At they might have has a justifiable reason.Also, technically this war is because of Madara's plan. Had Obito not been willing to go along with it, he most likely would have found someone else.
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Again, Obito knew good and well the type of world he was in more so than the average citizen since he was a ninja and one who was fighting in a war at that! He couldn't have been so ignorant to the fact the tragic things happen to people and those close to them before deciding on a profession wherein his life would be filled by such things.
He even says in the manga to Kakashi, "it's because you let Rin die".
Since I'm offended I haven't been mentioned by name as someone that talks about this subject I'm gonna put this bluntly.
The entire bullshit part of the Rin thing is that there is a huge difference between being a part of a reason and being a sole reason. If he had never met Madara and Rin died, then he wouldn't be here. If someone other than Kakashi killed her, then he wouldn't be here. If she died because she slipped and fell on some steps One Piece style, then he wouldn't be here.
It's not that we don't give her credit, it's that we don't give her all of it.
Siriel:
Transient just likes to do that.
Why he keeps picking up ridiculous arguments and then try to defend them, I will never know.
Madara is irrelevant. All the while he was with Madara recuperating from his injuries, he had all the resolved in the world to reunite with Kakashi and Rin and the 4th. Obito became only decides to become a hypocrite when Rin dies. And lets not forget that Obito more likely than to had have family back at the village, presuming, of course, he didn't raise and provide for himself during infancy. Yet he chose this obviously ill-intentioned stranger living an an underground lair by himself instead of his family and village. It all doesn't make any sense!
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