Odemgee
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It confuses me how some people thinking Obito becoming a villain because of Rin's death is lame but the possibility of Oro becoming a villain possibly because of his parents death is acceptable.
First you must look at what Rin meant to Obito. Obito was in love with Rin and she was the only person in the world that he felt even cared about him so losing the one person that you feel acknowledges that you even exist would be hard to except. So just like losing your parents at a young age would have the same effect on you emotionally as losing the one person that you truly care about. You'll live a life full of loneliness and feel the need to look for someone or something to change that.
Finding something to change that is where Oro and Obito have some similarities. Oro looked to edo and experimenting on finding a way to make people close to invincible in order stop deaths and extended the lives of other and is willing to do anything in order to gain that ability which was what made him a villain. Obito turned to the eye of the moon plan in order to bring back loved ones of everybody and prevent the deaths from ever happening again and is willing to do anything in order to achieve his goal. So both Oro and Obito have the same goal in mind and for the same reason, the loss of a loved one.
Now on to the someone is where Oro and Obito has it's differences. Oro had Hiruzen to comfort him and take him in after his tragic loss and good friends in Tsunade and Jiraya but it still wasn't enough to keep him from going down that path. Obito had only Madara to turn to after losing the person he love to the hands of the only other person he considered a friend. So Madara to advantage of that point of weakness and could have possibly been the cause of it all in order to convince him that the only way to make all his pain go away is to follow him and help him complete his plans. So think of a child who has just lost everything how difficult do you think it would be for someone like Madara to persuade them to see things his way if he told that child he could bring it all back and make it even better then before. When a person is at there lowest point there mind is weak enough to be persuade in doing some very evil things in order to make there life better. Just look at real life terrorist bombers, they don't get people who are living a good life they go after those that are poor, lost love ones, lonely, those that are at there lowest point in life with the promise that if they do that task they would be rewarded greatly in the after life. So this idea is something that actually happens in real life.
So my point is if you feel Oro has a valid reason for becoming evil Obito has just as much if not more of a reason once you look at things as a whole and not just the one small portion of just the fact that Rin died.
First you must look at what Rin meant to Obito. Obito was in love with Rin and she was the only person in the world that he felt even cared about him so losing the one person that you feel acknowledges that you even exist would be hard to except. So just like losing your parents at a young age would have the same effect on you emotionally as losing the one person that you truly care about. You'll live a life full of loneliness and feel the need to look for someone or something to change that.
Finding something to change that is where Oro and Obito have some similarities. Oro looked to edo and experimenting on finding a way to make people close to invincible in order stop deaths and extended the lives of other and is willing to do anything in order to gain that ability which was what made him a villain. Obito turned to the eye of the moon plan in order to bring back loved ones of everybody and prevent the deaths from ever happening again and is willing to do anything in order to achieve his goal. So both Oro and Obito have the same goal in mind and for the same reason, the loss of a loved one.
Now on to the someone is where Oro and Obito has it's differences. Oro had Hiruzen to comfort him and take him in after his tragic loss and good friends in Tsunade and Jiraya but it still wasn't enough to keep him from going down that path. Obito had only Madara to turn to after losing the person he love to the hands of the only other person he considered a friend. So Madara to advantage of that point of weakness and could have possibly been the cause of it all in order to convince him that the only way to make all his pain go away is to follow him and help him complete his plans. So think of a child who has just lost everything how difficult do you think it would be for someone like Madara to persuade them to see things his way if he told that child he could bring it all back and make it even better then before. When a person is at there lowest point there mind is weak enough to be persuade in doing some very evil things in order to make there life better. Just look at real life terrorist bombers, they don't get people who are living a good life they go after those that are poor, lost love ones, lonely, those that are at there lowest point in life with the promise that if they do that task they would be rewarded greatly in the after life. So this idea is something that actually happens in real life.
So my point is if you feel Oro has a valid reason for becoming evil Obito has just as much if not more of a reason once you look at things as a whole and not just the one small portion of just the fact that Rin died.
