the disowned child

Naruto's reaction could be complex. He would feel a deep sense of loss and loneliness. But he has the spirit of never giving up. He might start to question the concept of family and what it really means. This self - reflection could lead him to grow as a person. He could also become more empathetic towards others who have been rejected or abandoned. In his journey, he might encounter people who have similar experiences, and together they would form a bond and support each other while he tries to find his place in the world without his family.

One reason could be the exploration of alternative storylines. Fans like to see what would happen if a character like Albus Potter, who is from a well - known family in the Harry Potter universe, was disowned. It adds a new layer of drama and character development.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many different takes on it. It might be a fanfiction where a character named Percy is disowned by his family or group. It could explore themes of isolation, self - discovery, and dealing with rejection.

I'm not entirely sure specifically as 'disowned' in the context of fanfiction could mean many things. It might be about a character named Sakura who has been rejected or cast out in the fictional world created by the fanfiction writer.

I'm not entirely sure specifically what 'disowned by time fanfiction' is about as it could be a very niche or less - known piece. It might be a fan - created story where a character or concept is somehow 'disowned' by time, perhaps left behind or forgotten by the passage of time in the context of the fictional universe it's based on.

There are 'Percy Weasley disowned' fanfictions because his character has a lot of potential for drama. His estrangement from his family in the original story is a major plot point that fans like to explore further. Writers are interested in delving into Percy's psyche during this difficult time.

It could mean a novel where the hero is disowned. Maybe the hero has done something that makes his family or community reject him in the context of the story.

There are several novels that might fit this idea. In 'Jane Eyre', Jane could be seen as a sort of hero. When it is discovered that she was in love with Mr. Rochester who was already married (even though he was deceived), she is sort of disowned by society's standards at that time. She has to leave and face the world alone. Another example might be 'The Scarlet Letter'. Hester Prynne, the main character, is disowned by the Puritan community because of her adultery. She has to bear the scarlet letter 'A' and face a lot of hardships, but she also shows great strength like a hero in that difficult situation.

The boy might have faced a lot of challenges and hardships. Maybe he had to fend for himself in a cruel world.

One popular 'Albus Potter disowned' fanfiction is 'The Outcast Potter'. It delves into Albus's journey after being disowned, exploring his newfound independence and the challenges he faces. Another is 'Albus Alone' which focuses on his emotional turmoil and how he builds a new life away from his family.