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Like I ask in the title, don't come to any quick conclusions. Don't try and get the first post. Think about the answer to this question very seriously!
Think of it as if you are Masashi Kishimoto, not as you, but you as the writer, don't make the changes as if you would make them, make the changes as Kishimoto would make them, and do your best to think like him, as hard as that seems!
Please refrain from mocking this story in any way, if you do not respect these things, I suggest you leave, respectfully.
Also do not give one or two line answers, I am not asking you to write an essay.....just give us your best in depth explanation that you can, that is all.
So now..... onto the question at hand......
Think of it as if you are Masashi Kishimoto, not as you, but you as the writer, don't make the changes as if you would make them, make the changes as Kishimoto would make them, and do your best to think like him, as hard as that seems!
Please refrain from mocking this story in any way, if you do not respect these things, I suggest you leave, respectfully.
Also do not give one or two line answers, I am not asking you to write an essay.....just give us your best in depth explanation that you can, that is all.
So now..... onto the question at hand......
Lets say if the story had genuinely taken a completely different course, one that would involve many changes, regarding the future, the fate of many characters, and the story itself.
What would the impact, the repurcussions and those countless and various changes be, if the following scenario had not been a genjutsu?
What would the impact, the repurcussions and those countless and various changes be, if the following scenario had not been a genjutsu?
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