And moreover Yamato/Sai said that she knew that Naruto would reject her and she knew it would fail.
That she planned ot kill Sasuke all along since the begining and let Naruto hates her and blame.
Plan B:Take matters into her own hands
1) Well shortly after she said "I'm sorry Naruto" then asked Kiba where Sasuke was and made a promise to everyone they would kill Sasuke together. Then she puts everyone to sleep and go to confront Sasuke.
2) On the arrival she was still thinking if she kill Sasuke or not, didnt she made up her mind to kill him?
3) Plus the fact that her poison is not strong and does not instant kill which makes me wonder that she always carry this poise whenever she goes and it's not something that is planned.
4) Only on the second time when she was talking with Karin she made up her mind to kill Sasuke and still failed.
5) Sakura is smart the second intelligent person on K11 but still could not figure out that Sasuke was immune to Shizune's poison something that even Kakashi figured out just looking at Sasuke.
This confession and this mini-arc is so confused that all the theories pretty much get nullified by each other.
Bolded: Initially, but if Naruto had given up on Sasuke, she would have had to tell him eventually. I think the idea was, if Naruto gives up on chasing after Sasuke after hearing about all of the crimes that he's committed, Naruto will be alright with the village terminating him. Of course, Sakura understood that the chances of that were unlikely, but the point is that Plan A would have lead to Sasuke's death.
Regarding Plan B, she wanted to kill Sasuke herself.
1) If Naruto wasn't going to give up on Sasuke, she could at least take the blame for Sasuke's death instead of having the K11 do it, which would have led to Naruto hating all of his friends. That's why she says they're going to kill Sasuke together, but then puts the team to sleep once they find him.
2) She had made up her mind, but she was looking for an opportunity to attack him. Let's face it, Sakura wouldn't stand a chance fighting Sasuke. She knew that, which is why she was waiting for him to let his guard down. When she found him, she offered to go with him so that she would be given more chances to finish him off. The idea was that if she gets on his team and earns his trust, he's more likely to let his guard down in front of her, giving her a chance to kill him. But, Sasuke wanted proof of her loyalty. Kill Karin. Sakura isn't the type to take a life just because. She's a healer, not a murderer. That's why she questions whether or not she should kill Sasuke at that moment. Can she sacrifice someone else to get to Sasuke or should she attack Sasuke right then and there? As we know, Sasuke doesn't give her the opportunity to make up her mind.
3) Well, given that we haven't seen Sakura use poison in battle before, I'm going to guess that it's not something she carries with her all of the time. Plus, there aren't very many poisons that instantly kill. Even Sasori's poison took three days to kill those that fell victim to it. I think the idea was to have the poison weaken Sasuke so that it would be easier for her to take him down. If it didn't kill him right away, it would at least provide her an opportunity to fight him equally. Like I said earlier, Sakura isn't exactly on equal standing with Sasuke. The poison gives her an advantage over him.
4) I don't think so. I believe her resolve to kill him hardened after seeing the kind of person that he had turned into, but I don't think that was the only time where she had really made up her mind. It depends on how you interpreted her first interaction with Sasuke. I saw it as her following a plan, (find Sasuke, get on his team, wait for him to let his guard down, poison him, finish him off), that went awry when Sasuke attacked her first. You saw it differently than I did.
5) I don't remember seeing that Sasuke is immune to poison.
Edited by Slextrem, 12 March 2013 - 06:27 PM.


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