I'm not sure as I haven't read the novel specifically. But they could be characters who are strong - willed and self - reliant, given the title's implications.
The main theme might be about self - preservation and the fear of being left behind. It could show that the characters in the novel prefer to take the initiative to abandon rather than passively endure being abandoned, which might be related to issues of control and self - worth.
The setting. '1984' has a highly fictionalized setting with elements like the omnipresent Big Brother and the strict control of the Party that don't exist in the real world in that form.
Well, writing a script is quite different from a novel. Focus on visual elements, dialogue, and concise scene descriptions. Skip long internal monologues.
The following are a few recommended romance novels that abandon scumbags: " CEO Lu, Please Love Me ": The story of the female lead ditching the scumbag and choosing to grow up independently. 2. " After being broken up by a scumbag ": The story of the female lead who didn't give up on herself after breaking up and got together with her scumbag best friend. 3. " Scumbag Man's Whitening Strategy [Wear It Quickly]": The story of the protagonist transmigrating into a scumbag man and saving a poor girl. These novels covered the plot of the female protagonist abandoning the scumbag and choosing a good man. Each book had a different story development and the change of the protagonist's fate.
Iruka could be a surprising character to abandon Naruto in some fanfictions. Maybe he gets influenced by some outside force or a misunderstanding that makes him think Naruto is no longer the Naruto he knew. And then there are the other genin in Naruto's class. They might abandon him out of jealousy if Naruto starts showing extraordinary powers too quickly. Or they could be pressured by their families who don't want them associated with Naruto.
The child would rather be beaten than admit his mistake. There might be several reasons. First of all, the child was afraid of being scolded and punished, so he chose not to admit it. They might have been severely criticized by their parents in their daily lives, so they had a serious fear of their parents. Secondly, the child's self-esteem might be hurt. When parents educate their children, they might give the wrong attitude and attack their children's self-esteem. Therefore, children would rather not admit their mistakes to protect their self-esteem. Finally, some children might have rebellious emotions. They did not approve of their parents 'discipline and were not convinced. They would deliberately go against their parents and deny their mistakes. These reasons might cause the child to be unwilling to admit his mistake.
The fanfiction might also show how Naruto's friends react to his stance. Do they support him? Do they try to protect him from those who want to make him a weapon? It could be a great exploration of the relationships in the Naruto world and how they are tested when Naruto is in such a difficult situation.