Ziflow
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I think I would call it a good move because sauske has been a very static character. He's always had one goal to seek revenge. I think this is kishis way of developing sauske making him into a dynamic character and giving him a sence of maturity. This shows maturity in the realization that sauske had always made his decisions based on himself and his own conflicting feeling and only saw how his actions affected him. Now he's realized that his decision to destroy the leaf would hurt everything his brother lived for. So all in all, I believe this was a wonderful move.