Why is Sasukes revenge still not over

[Micho22]

He has Killed Danzo , Itachi
Learned the truth about Itachi
Now he talks with the Hokages
Do you think he will still take his revenge and get completly crazy
Or will the first hokage make him calm down a little bit ???

 

[Champ]

He still don't know forsure the actions that lead to the Uchiha massacre, and that it was Obito behind the Kyuubi attack on Konoha which lead to it.

 

[MrJon]

You would think so, but I think his mind has been so messed he's just going to go bat-sh*t insane.

 

[Summer]

Hard to say depends on crazy hashi's description of the past. Also I believe he will have a run in with koharu and homaru.

 

[~MC117~]

He wants to destroy konoha his talk with the 1st hokage might change his mind a little.

He still don't know forsure the actions that lead to the Uchiha massacre, and that it was Obito behind the Kyuubi attack on Konoha which lead to it.

If he talks with minato he will find out then and after that he will head to where naruto is and try to take revenge on obito, I could see that happening.

 

[Micho22]

I hope he will take his revenge on obito

 

[zamki]

He has just started to see the truth..Let him find his own resolve not others'

 

[Champ]

He wants to destroy konoha his talk with the 1st hokage might change his mind a little.



If he talks with minato he will find out then and after that he will head to where naruto is and try to take revenge on obito, I could see that happening.

Everyone should know this might happen by now

 

[godzillard]

he seemed upset the whole last chapter...and getting angrier
but who knows.we will in 2 or 3 more nights

 

[Kikki]

So far he only learned how his village treated Itachi and his clan badly and that his clan is not really guilty because they have some mental problem. I don't think he really cares about that anymore. His focuss is on Itachi. He purely tries to find out if he will walk in his shoes and help the village that treated him and his clan badly. That won't be solved before that hokage situation is over. That's why it is probably one of the most interesting situations in the story so far. At least for me.

 

[saltal]

Since he went to the Hokages for answers, the next logical step would be to go to the battlefield and seek answers from Madara and Obito as well. I have no doubt that they will be more convincing - after all, who would you believe - the enemies of your clan who express so much contempt towards them, and who pushed them to the sidelines and extinction; or to the former leader of your clan and the only other living member, no matter how despicable. Madara was able to set up Obito to lose all hope with that staged death of Rin. Inflaming Sasuke's rage and manipulating him with the promise of additional powerups (Rinnegan) is probably just child's play to him.
That does not mean Sasuke will not also try to destroy Madara's Edo, to fulfill his brother's wishes. It may not even conflict with Madara's wishes, if he thinks he now has a better pawn than Obito, who will later revive him.

 

[Bad Touch Yakushi]

As Shikamaru said, the point of revenge in this show is that it just never stops. Sasuke will keep finding more and more people to blame for the Uchiha massacre and the cycle of revenge just doesn't end.

Shikamaru cites this as his reason for wanting Konoha to kill Sasuke. So that Sakura and Ino won't go out to avenge him if the Cloud ninja kill him, which would result in them being killed and avenged by their loved ones, creating a vicious cycle that would lead to war.

 

[6PathsofKami]

He seems more pissed off, i'll be surprised if anyone could change his mind atm.

 

[saltal]

As Shikamaru said, the point of revenge in this show is that it just never stops. Sasuke will keep finding more and more people to blame for the Uchiha massacre and the cycle of revenge just doesn't end.

Shikamaru cites this as his reason for wanting Konoha to kill Sasuke. So that Sakura and Ino won't go out to avenge him if the Cloud ninja kill him, which would result in them being killed and avenged by their loved ones, creating a vicious cycle that would lead to war.

Which was a rather idiotic idea from such a smart guy! Shikamaru can be so logical sometimes that he loses track of common sense...
How can you stop the cycle of revenge by killing a person - not because of their actions but because you don't want to get into trouble by their possible actions? It was the same twisted reasoning that led to the Leaf allowing Neji's father to be killed, and filling his son with hatred and vengeful feelings. If Naruto was not there to turn his path around, Neji may very well have caused a war between the head and branch Hyuuga families.
The exact same flawed logic led to the Uchiha clan massacre, and to Sasuke's path of revenge. These decisions, both by the Third Hokage, indicate he was not always the kind compassionate leader as usually shown, and that he too made serious mistakes in the way he managed the village.

 

[-ahhimane-]

He is still a lost child. Even in the end, the leader of the village will show the right path to the one who wanted to destroy it.

 

[Bad Touch Yakushi]

Which was a rather idiotic idea from such a smart guy! Shikamaru can be so logical sometimes that he loses track of common sense...
How can you stop the cycle of revenge by killing a person - not because of their actions but because you don't want to get into trouble by their possible actions? It was the same twisted reasoning that led to the Leaf allowing Neji's father to be killed, and filling his son with hatred and vengeful feelings. If Naruto was not there to turn his path around, Neji may very well have caused a war between the head and branch Hyuuga families.
The exact same flawed logic led to the Uchiha clan massacre, and to Sasuke's path of revenge. These decisions, both by the Third Hokage, indicate he was not always the kind compassionate leader as usually shown, and that he too made serious mistakes in the way he managed the village.

It's still the whole point that Kishi was going for. Gaara, a moral voice of reason also says the same thing to Naruto. Sasuke is the point where the chain could've been broken. After the Kage Summit, who would've really felt so strongly for Sasuke that they would get revenge on the K11? Naruto? Naruto and Sakura are the only people who care about Sasuke anymore and it's not as if they would kill Shikamaru. They'd be a little mad but the cycle would be temporarily over. The entire shinobi world rightfully wanted this outlaw dead

Sasuke at the Kage Summit was corrupt- he was ready to kill innocent people who weren't involved and therefore any way you look at it- Sasuke was entirely at the wrong. It's one thing killing Danzo. It should've stopped there. Crazy laughing and trying to kill Karin, Kakashi, Sakura & Naruto...his death WOULD'VE benefitted the shinobi world. The only reason they didnt is for the sake of the story and because Naruto has his own resolve.

 

[saw2097]

Even if he learns that Obito was behind the attack I doubt that will stop him from hating Konoha, that doesn't change the fact that Konoha did isolate the Uchiha and later massacre them.

Even if he learns that I doubt he will ever forgive Konoha. I suspect we are about to see him evolve as a villian into an even worse one.

 

[~Zonta~]

Sasuke is willing to get revenge over Konoha for making Itachi suffer the most ..

he will not change his mind since the hatred has been fuled more after meeting Itachi here

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Considering the latest chapter Tobirama's comments and orochimaru's provocations about uchiha's his resolve will strengthen even more IMO....

 

[Hikari Uchiha Senju]

Idk really... I hope he changes his mind and kills Obito

 

[saltal]

It's still the whole point that Kishi was going for. Gaara, a moral voice of reason also says the same thing to Naruto. Sasuke is the point where the chain could've been broken. After the Kage Summit, who would've really felt so strongly for Sasuke that they would get revenge on the K11? Naruto? Naruto and Sakura are the only people who care about Sasuke anymore and it's not as if they would kill Shikamaru. They'd be a little mad but the cycle would be temporarily over. The entire shinobi world rightfully wanted this outlaw dead

That the entire Shinobi world wants him dead does not justify extrajudicial killings. The reason our justice system guarantees even the worst offenders the right to a fair trial is what is missing in that world, and one of the main causes for the chaos they are experiencing. In a fair trial, Sasuke could have presented as evidence the secret dealings that lead to the Uchiha massacre, the fact that he was going after Danzo, and not the rest of the Kages during that attack, the fact that Danzo in fact tried to break the deal with Itachi (by sending Sai to kill him), and tried to kill him during the fight, while Sasuke was asking him first to confirm what he had heard. Perhaps even use genetic evidence for an insanity plea.

What you are saying is that because the only people who still care for him are Sakura and Naruto (obviously false - add Ino and Kakashi, and his Taka teammates, at the very least), and they are not the vengeful types, then it's perfectly okay to kill him. But a true justice system does not work like that. In the end, Naruto's solution on finding common ground with him and trying to treat his mental breakdown, is the correct action here. The problem can't be solved through logical means, but by giving Sasuke a reason to live beyond revenge.

Sasuke at the Kage Summit was corrupt- he was ready to kill innocent people who weren't involved and therefore any way you look at it- Sasuke was entirely at the wrong. It's one thing killing Danzo. It should've stopped there. Crazy laughing and trying to kill Karin, Kakashi, Sakura & Naruto...his death WOULD'VE benefitted the shinobi world. The only reason they didnt is for the sake of the story and because Naruto has his own resolve.

He was there to kill Danzo and not the others. And the only ones he killed there were Samurai - in self defense after he warned them. I am not trying to justify his actions there, but he is not the monster you try to portray him at - and deserves the right to put his side of the case on the table.