Want more naruto videos?then click here or here and search for NARUTO Want more naruto animations, wallpapers ?then click it. He's truly one of my favorite characters, he's well written in my opinion, but later on he becomes more and more irrelevant as the show begins to focus far more on Sasuke and Naruto.GRAPHICS(wallpapers,animations,cliparts):. Gaara so badly wants to help Naruto preserve his bond with Sasuke, and I just thought this was a powerful scene. He saw that Sasuke was in a state of forlorn darkness, the same to which he had experienced and that pain had manifested in the similarity of their eyes, their unquestionable intent to kill. Gaara saw his past self's eyes in Sasuke's eyes, just as he did when Sasuke was learning Chidori in the original show. His Mangekyo sharingan encompassed a form of hate that manifested through grief and sorrow. He wasn't referring to the physical state of Sasuke's eyes, but what they represented. It showed him tear up when he saw how far Sasuke is, the fact that he's so engulfed in darkness. Gaara could see his past self in Sasuke's eyes, he was projecting his loathed past onto Sasuke. Sasuke was in own dark hole, shutting everyone out and refusing the idea that anyone could understand the pain he's going through. I dont remember if this is in the Anime, or just in the Ninja Storm game, and I don't know if it is in the manga but that moment Gaara confronts Sasuke at the kage summit speaks volumes. He opened Gaara's perspective on life and bought him out from the dark, Gaara's motivations completely changed from driving himself through murder and death to driving himself through the preservation of bonds that he's formed, whether its his friends or his own village. Naruto somewhat understood Gaara as a person and he was the one who was able to speak to him.
He went from being someone that desired for social contact and interaction as an innocent child, to someone who embraced the monster within and drove himself through acts of murder. The fact that the one person he saw as compassionate and understanding to his nature was the one assigned to kill him made him fall farther into his dark desires and perspective of life.
Even the authorities, including his own father, wanted to isolate and cast him as a pariah. He was completely isolated from almost everyone and he had little to no control over his actions.
It wasn't easy, he had it worse than Naruto did. He's a well written character, his view on life was heavily distorted by his childhood.
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