Ch. 221Get the Hell Out of Here
Key Plot Points and Events
- Kazashiro introduces Haku and Kimimaro to Danzo, claiming they have powerful Kekkei Genkai.
- Danzo accepts them into the Shimura clan after a brief conversation with Kazashiro.
- Kazashiro, Haku, and Kimimaro discuss living arrangements; Haku and Kimimaro want to share a room with Kazashiro.
- The next day, Danzo argues with Hiruzen about his "illegitimate children" (Haku and Kimimaro) in the office.
- Utatane Koharu and Mitokado Homura intervene, stopping Danzo from physically harming Hiruzen.
Character Developments
- Kazashiro: Shows cunning in deceiving Danzo about Haku and Kimimaro's origins. He also demonstrates a softer side, agreeing to share a room with Haku and Kimimaro.
- Danzo: Struggles with accepting Haku and Kimimaro, leading to an argument with Hiruzen. He shows a lack of respect for Hiruzen and his position.
- Haku: Shows affection towards Kazashiro, wanting to share a room with him.
- Kimimaro: Initially wants to "take care of" Danzo for hurting Kazashiro, showing loyalty to his new "brother."
Significant Themes
- Deception and truth: Kazashiro deceives Danzo about Haku and Kimimaro's origins, while Danzo's actions are driven by his desire to protect Konoha, even if it means deceiving others.
- Family dynamics: The chapter explores the complex relationships between Danzo, Kazashiro, Haku, and Kimimaro, with Danzo struggling to accept his new "sons" and Kazashiro trying to navigate his new role as a "brother."
Character Interactions
- Kazashiro and Danzo: Kazashiro deceives Danzo about Haku and Kimimaro, leading to a tense interaction between them. Danzo later argues with Hiruzen about his new "sons."
- Kazashiro, Haku, and Kimimaro: The three discuss living arrangements, with Haku and Kimimaro wanting to share a room with Kazashiro, showing their affection and trust in him.
- Danzo and Hiruzen: The two argue about Danzo's actions and his new "sons," with Danzo showing a lack of respect for Hiruzen.
- Utatane Koharu and Mitokado Homura: The two advisors intervene in Danzo and Hiruzen's argument, showing concern for Hiruzen's well-being and reminding Danzo of his position.