naruto is forced to marry fanfiction

It could be someone from a rival village. Maybe as part of a peace treaty, Naruto is forced to marry a kunoichi from a village that was once at war with Konoha. This would create a lot of tension and interesting storylines as Naruto has to deal with the cultural differences and the past hostilities between the two villages.

Well, in such a fanfiction, Naruto might initially resist the marriage. He could be in love with someone else, like Hinata perhaps. But due to some external factors, like a political deal or some strange village tradition, he's pushed into marrying Sakura. This could lead to a lot of tension between them at first, as Sakura might also be confused about her feelings, especially if she still has some lingering feelings for Sasuke.

One possible scenario is that Naruto, being forced to marry in the fanfiction, would initially be in a state of shock and disbelief. But then, his kind heart might make him consider the situation from the other person's perspective. He could end up trying to make the best of it, while still holding onto his ninja way. He might use this new situation to bring about some positive change, like uniting two warring clans through the marriage.

At first, the relationship would be rocky. Naruto and Sakura have different personalities and their own unrequited loves in the original story. But as they spend time together, they might start to find common ground. For example, their shared love for the village and their ninja way could bring them closer.

Naruto would probably be extremely confused at first. He has always seen Itachi as a complex figure, and suddenly being forced to marry him would be a huge shock. He might feel angry that he has no say in this. Itachi, on the other hand, would likely be stoic on the surface but internally be very conflicted. He has his own burdens and this unexpected situation would add to them.

If Naruto is forced to marry Itachi in fanfiction, the story could explore some deep themes. It could look at how two very different people can come together despite all odds. Itachi's guilt and his past actions could be a huge obstacle in their relationship. Naruto, on the other hand, would be bringing his own set of values like friendship and perseverance. The marriage could also have political implications within the Hidden Leaf Village. Maybe it was arranged for some strategic reason. This would force Naruto and Itachi to navigate not only their personal relationship but also the expectations and politics of the village.

Well, one way it could develop is that Naruto initially resists the marriage. He might be angry at being forced into it and try to find a way out. But as time goes on, he starts to see Hinata's good qualities, like her kindness and loyalty. Maybe he begins to understand that there could be something good about this arranged situation.

Kakashi would probably be a bit concerned. He cares about Naruto like a student and a son. He might talk to Naruto privately and tell him to give it a chance. At the same time, he could also have a word with Hinata's family if he feels the forcing is too much. As for Sakura, she might be a bit jealous at first, but then she would realize that Hinata is a good person and try to encourage Naruto to be more open - minded towards the marriage.

One reason could be for power. Combining their strengths through marriage could make them an even more formidable force. Maybe Sasuke saw it as a strategic move to protect their village or to face some greater threat that they are not aware of yet.

Well, at first it would be really rocky. Naruto might be angry and resentful towards Sasuke for forcing him into this situation. But as time goes on, they could start to understand each other better. Sasuke might realize the harshness of his actions, and Naruto could see that Sasuke had some deeper reasons, perhaps related to protecting Naruto in his own twisted way. Eventually, they might find a way to build a real relationship based on mutual respect and love that grows from their shared experiences.