When Sakura confessed to Naruto she mentioned the things that many of us imagined she would eventually say if she confessed:
1) How Sakura saw him go from a prankster to a hero
2) How he's always there to encourage her
The things that made it go wrong were:
1) Mentioning how Sasuke is getting farther away, which made it look as if she chose Naruto because she couldn't get Sasuke
2) Saying how everyone in the village loved him and that she was just one of them. That made her feelings look as if they were part of the crowd and not something special to her.
I guess my question is: If Sakura were to express her love for Naruto, how would it go this time?
Would she mention those good reasons for loving Naruto once again even if they seem kind of redundant and their value drops a little given their association to the previous confession? Would she maybe make it clear that she meant what she said back then about his good points and why that made her fall for him?
Or maybe Sakura could realize that she loves Naruto for different reasons all together. Maybe she could say something about loving his desire and determination to become Hokage. It would be a nice call back to when Sakura nearly forfeited the chunin exams in order to protect Naruto's dream.
Hard to say, really. Because I do think that some of things Sakura was saying in her confession to Naruto were good reasons for loving him - like how he's always thereto encourage her, or how he makes her feel safe, etc.
I'm torn on her saying that she was just one of the villagers that loved him - it could be like you said, or it could be that she was possibly trying to convey that just as Naruto changed the hearts of the villagers, he changed her heart and view of him.
I think though that Sakura was giving some simply logical reasons as to why she would love him - kind of like a list of why she should be in love with Naruto, and why she shouldn't be in love with Sasuke.
Maybe the best confession from Sakura would be something purely from the heart, with no logic in it - something like, "You drive me crazy, you're rash, perverted, ramen-obssesed, but I wouldn't have it any other way! Because all of that is what makes Naruto Naruto." Sakura doesn't love Naruto for being the hero, or for being strong and cool. She loves him for who he is, including his less than stellar qualities (for example, recall that she was a bit sad when she thought that Naruto had grown up emotionally when they reunited in 245).
Edited by Paptala, 18 November 2012 - 04:35 AM.


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