I have learned from my mistake, now I just write in notepad and save every second word.

The internship of eeeeevil

*snicker* And tonight on the 'Intership of Evil, we have Mr. Evil himself, Orochimaru-sama, as our special guest.'

Naruto's feelings: I really can't say at the moment because I'm of two mind on this topic. I can't tell if he's trying to get Sasuke back because he want Sasuke back (purely selfish reasoning. Want my best friend back) or if he's going down the well trodden path, 'I want to save him from himself.' The line between responsibility and selfish want has become quite blurred for me (and probly Naruto). It isn't just about saving (bringing Sasuke back) for Sakura now, it is about bring back a friend. And in my little mind I want to think that it is Naruto's selfish want for his friend back that's driving him rather than some sense of responsibility.

And I do understand what you mean on the 'disrepectful' aspect of Naruto feeling responsibility (actually, that was my big bone on this whole arc. Why are you chasing after someone who has made his own decision? That's just disrepectful of his choices.)

Kabuto... ohhhh. I don't know but I WANT to know. I WANT to KNOW!

I'd like to see it start off with an intro of the aged characters, and then go to a flashback of the important events in the intervening years.

That's pretty much how i want to see it happening. The good things with the scenario is that it allows K-sensei to add more 'important' moments in a character's life in flashbacks ^__^V

Actually, that irritate me as well. I hate the fact that everyone seem incapable of letting Sasuke make his own way (or his own mistakes), and that Naruto keep on thinking he can SAVE everyone and when he fails he goes on blaming himself. It makes him so damn arrogant. It just seems to belittle what Sasuke is trying to do, and what Chouji, Neji and the rest suffered to accomplish.

Does that make sense?