Naruto Regrets Hurting Hinata Fanfiction: How Does This Regret Affect Their Relationship?

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Another theme is the idea of finding family in each other. Since they are both at Nevermore Academy, away from their own families to some extent, some fanfictions focus on how they become like a family to each other. For example, in a story I read, they celebrate holidays together in their own special way at the academy, creating new traditions. This theme of building a new family unit between them is really heartwarming.

His relationships would become very different. Since Naruto is usually so friendly and outgoing, this coldness would be a shock. His friends like Shikamaru, who respects Naruto's normal nature, would be put off. They might think he's going through something really bad, but his lack of communication due to the coldness would make it hard for them to offer help. As a result, his friendships could start to crumble.

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