*thinks abt characters having a domestic life* oh god. Oh fuck. *trascends into the next astral plane*
My theory is just that us lgbt folk are so used to being scared of being ourselves since society shuns us into being afraid of what we are publicily that using fictional characters as an escapade to project our aspirations of a healthy, domestic life lets us have that piece of happiness of what we can’t do yet, in this essay i will,
After Sasuke and Naruto fight and get knocked out, they both think theyre dead. And Naruto is sad because he promised Tsunade he’d become Hokage before he dies
but sasuke doesnt seem to care about his own death. All he cares about is naruto’s reaction, watching and listening to naruto intently
And he looks to the Hokage mountain, surprised, as he hears naruto lamenting about not becoming hokage. Perhaps he regrets taking naruto’s dream from him
Then Naruto remembers and freaks out about the Infinite Tsukuyomi
And sasuke smiles at naruto’s kindness, how even in death he cares about the world. Even in death naruto makes sasuke smile
Sasuke calms down Naruto by telling him Kakashi and Sakura are still there to take care of the world. The scene really makes you realize sasuke never felt any ties to the world. Hes not gonna see his teammates again or anyone else in the world and he doesnt care. The only thing he looks back on is how the world mistreated him and Naruto. Theres no expression of sadness for letting go of the world, unlike naruto.
Sasuke finally shows emotion when naruto’s arm begins to hurt, looking concerned
and then he freaks out as naruto suddenly disappears
anyway the only person left in the world that sasuke truly loved and cared about was naruto so if hes with naruto in death, he’s fine.
