You will encounter lots of critiques who's gonna throw unabashed criticisms at your end. It would be acceptable for me, but not acceptable for you and vice versa.I agree with but i think there's a lot difference beetween contrutive critics and some critics that are beeing written here, trying to destroy the writer and the caracters. But completely agree with you.
It's a matter of dealing with them in a "wiser" sense, in such a way that you have to convince them by backing up your opinions with hard evidences--and better return with utmost courtesy.
You're right, you have a point there. But i still think that happen on bee's fight because he was still to emo, his brother's death happen short time ago and his team was still usefull to him. I think the kage summit was the "turn arround" for sasuke because after that battle he didn't care about juugo and suigetsu, maybe something he heard or something madara told him he dosn't care about anyone now.
This is something I have to add up.
Emotional-wise, I think he's gone cold after the Killer Bee fight in such a way that he realized that his feelings toward his team mates is a hindrance that makes him soft. Well, his goal is to destroy Konoha, and he won't be able to materialize it without being that soft. So there, he actually killed his feelings (or tried to kill his feelings).
Given so, I have to STRESS that the inconsistency has something to do with his genius. During the kage summit, there's no question that he's gone cold hearted and frenzied to fight and kill those who block his way. Yet, he simply wasn't thinking straight enough. He's just in delirious killing spree that he himself was almost killed.
But yet again, seems like his genius in battle came back when he's with Danzo. The same ruthless feeling and the frenzy is still in there, but he was able to tactically think through amidst his fight with the oldie.
To note, it's just simply ironic and an antithesis for both events in a not-so-brilliant way that the author had put it. So, there's the hole.
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