Being able to kill him won't change the situation much. It'll only drive Madara to become stronger. The second point is being driven to make the world a better place won't matter if it doesn't align with Madara's view. Hashi and Madara wanted to make the world a better place, yet they still didn't make the village until a certain point. Even after them Madara realised it was false peace so they split. They carried on fighting after that point. As for lineage, it will help on the political scene wealth isn't necessary. Prestigious blood brings with itself other qualities like political clout.How do any of your points change if she is really strong to the point of being able to kill him and if she is really goal driven to make the world a better place And if she does have prestigious blood but is just poor trying to make her way into success.
Do they both share the loss of familybdue to the war, die to being powerless to change the situation? If they do that give a grounds for bonding. It gives a platform to begin friendship and share ideals. However, she must have some strength that she can afford change. Even though Hashirama and Madara both lost siblings, and couldn't save them, they were ninja from clans(lineage) and had the potential to bring about change by gaining strength. They had a peak(top of the clans and be heard) they could rise to bring about change. She has to have that kind of quality within her.In the actual story she also lost her parents to a bombing in the likes of WW2. She and her little brother suffered a lot due to it to the point of almost freezing to death.
The writers and I didnt decide if he will die.
After this she goes a rampage to have "world peace".
Madara never liked Tobirama, he was willing to tolerate him but work with Hashirama. He saw sincerity in Hashirama and they were at the top(decision makers for their clans=power). When Madara saw Hashirama being manipulated by Tobirama, Madara realised Hashirama wasn't his own man and could be swayed. In otherwords Hashirama's sincerity could be influenced by an external factor and it was no longer clear. The scenario of Tobirama and the girl aren't comparable. The lynchpin here was Hashirama who Madara was able to relate with. I gave the reasons earlier(previous post) because both were in a similar situation to begin with.Also: aren't you being a little too cold? XD
Madara was willing to befriend - to the point of being bff even after death- someone whose brother killed Izuna. And also killed him. Saying the worst words he ever heard from someone.
Smiling Madara was temporarily smiling, lol. Madara would be cold to her because he was powerless to do anything, yet she has power to do something. Being reminded of your deficiency, which led to your loss will make you cold. Hashirama and he were both powerless(one wasn't above the other), they had the same/similar experience from there they decided to gain power. The order of events plays an important role in Madara's psychology and behaviour. If the girl is introduced and then relates to Madara of her loss and how she wanted to gain the power to bring about change, it becomes relatable for Madara. She went through a similar struggle and loss as him. From being unable to becoming able like Madara.Why Madara would be so cold towards her? Specially the smiling! Madara. Please do not be afraid to change the plot!
This parts interesting, if she saves Izuna so he can carry on helping Madara it could be a wild card. Izuna was like his father he valued the Uchiha above all else, even in his dying breathes he wanted Madara to protect the Uchiha. If Izuna living helps facilitate their protection and allows him to support his brother then it's possible he would be greatful. He may be able to convince Madara to give her his ear. Although it could backfire even though Madara valued his brothers life, he valued his own view above all else. Izuna said don't trust them, Madara ended up trusting Hashirama. It could end up creating a rift berween Izuna and Madara if Madara ignores him and lead to Izuna disliking her. If the situation has a relatability factor then both Izuna and Madara would develop a definite bond.Also: how Izuna would treat her?
Btw I did say I didn't want to critque your personailty types, it took you two days. But, I'm sorry, even though Madara's a visionary, he's grounded in reality. He looks for real, tangible steps to achieve his goals. He's sensing dominated over intuition. Remember he and Hashirama were discussing the village, Madara was given out the practical steps of how to achieve the village or be heard. When he saw Tobirama undermine Hashirama he saw the flaw(factors that can't be mitigated), then using sensing dominance devised a plan. The Uchiha ignored him so Madara left. Madara continued on his way and developed more plans, all dominated by sensing to bring his dream to fruition.