The following conclusions:
There were some differences between hugging and hugging. Hugging was to use one's hands to gently close the distance between two people, not necessarily hugging each other, while hugging was to tightly hug each other. Hugging was more suitable for couples, but hugging had a wider range. It could be used between relatives or couples.
In addition, according to the usage in the Northeastern dialect, hug can also refer to hugging or hugging someone or something. In terms of emotional expression, Northeasterners were more inclined to use hugs to express their love and support for their relatives and friends.
To sum up, hugging was an action of gently closing the distance between lovers, while hugging was an action of hugging tightly together, which could be used between relatives or lovers.
One possible reason could be the burden of his past. Naruto has faced a lot of hardships and the memories might be overwhelming him, making him want to be alone. For example, the loss of his master Jiraiya might have left a deep scar, and he might feel that isolating himself is the only way to deal with that pain.
Maybe he feels a sense of guilt. For example, if something bad happened in the village that he blames himself for, even if it wasn't really his fault. He could exile himself as a form of self - punishment. He has always been very hard on himself when it comes to the well - being of the village and his friends.
In some versions of fanfiction, Naruto might use a new and powerful sealing jutsu that he has either created or learned specifically for this purpose. It could be a jutsu that combines his Uzumaki heritage's sealing knowledge with his own unique chakra control.
Here are some recommendations for school novels similar to Hug:
1. " Your Heart Faces the Bright Moon ": The male and female protagonists are a loyal dog male protagonist and a cat female protagonist. Their first encounter was when they met a group of people who bullied the male protagonist on campus. The male protagonist bravely saved the beauty and hugged the female protagonist to escape.
2. [Small Waist: The author is Jiang Zhiyu. It's a sweet campus novel.]
3. [Little Qing Huan]: The author is Yun Nayue, and it is also a sweet campus novel.
4. The author was Sheng Shengyuan. It told the story of the childhood sweetheart crush between the cheerful female lead and the old-fashioned conservative male lead.
5. " Isn't She Too Hard to Chase?" It was a story about the male protagonist having a crush on the female protagonist, and the female protagonist suffering from depression due to family and personal reasons.
Please note that the novels recommended above may have similar plots or styles to Hug, but the specific content may be different.
According to it, one consequence could be a warning from the teacher. Teachers are likely to enforce the 'no hugging' rule, and a first offense might just result in a simple warning to remind the students of the school's policy.
One great moment could be after a tough battle. Naruto, exhausted but victorious, is suddenly embraced by Hinata. Her hug is full of relief and love, and Naruto feels a sense of peace he's never known. It's a moment that shows how much Hinata has always cared for him.
It's also a very emotional moment. Naruto has been through so much, and Kurama has been a part of his journey. The hug is a way for fans to see Naruto showing his gratitude and love towards Kurama. It's a tender moment in the often action - filled Naruto universe. And it gives a sense of closure to their complex relationship.
One scenario could be Minato coming back through some sort of time - travel jutsu. He sees Naruto all grown up and filled with so much pain from his past. Minato then just hugs Naruto tightly, whispering how proud he is of him for never giving up. Naruto, who has always longed for his father's love, would break down in that hug, feeling all the love and warmth he had missed for so long.