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In literary Criticism, there's a concept called "motif". Motif is actually an element (in film, novel, etc) which is repeated throughout the work and conveys a "significance". For example, in Naruto, since the early episodes/chapters up to now, we can see the real love and caring of Hinata for Naruto. From the beginning at Unison event at the academy, to Hinata's slapping Naruto in the face. Well, if we are a little familiar with literary criticism, we will find that these elements are actually Motifs and have not been done randomly. I don't care about NaruHina ro NaruSaku, and I'm just attempting to clarify this matter from a really critical point of view. U_U
I'm sure in response to what has been mentioned here, some people will just say "another NaruHina fan" blah blah.:flaw: This thread is for those knowing what I'm trying to convey.
I'm sure in response to what has been mentioned here, some people will just say "another NaruHina fan" blah blah.:flaw: This thread is for those knowing what I'm trying to convey.
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