sageadvice
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Seems to me that, if Kishi is as transparent as he appears to be as of late, it is pretty clear in this episode that Sasuke and Sakura are meant to be and Naruto and Hinata are meant to be. Sakura thinks about Sasuke as the one she loves, and Hinata thinks about Naruto as the one she loves. In the manga, it was two different chapters, but, being in the same chapter, the two scenes almost parallel each other, as if a direct message telling us how it's going to be when all the smoke clears.
Sakura will clearly never give up loving Sasuke, Hinata will clearly never give up loving Naruto, and, as seen before, Naruto outright rejected Sakura's advances in recognition that she is meant to be with Sasuke. This ep seems to make more concrete what we've always suspected, and, with Kishi's plot being as see-through as the mesh they use to bag onions, it appears to be a done deal.
Sakura will clearly never give up loving Sasuke, Hinata will clearly never give up loving Naruto, and, as seen before, Naruto outright rejected Sakura's advances in recognition that she is meant to be with Sasuke. This ep seems to make more concrete what we've always suspected, and, with Kishi's plot being as see-through as the mesh they use to bag onions, it appears to be a done deal.