Danzo manipulated Hanzo of the Salamander by exploiting his fear of losing power to the Akatsuki. Ultimately, Danzo’s scheming pushed Nagato down a dark path, leading to the rise of the Akatsuki as a dangerous organization.

Danzo justified his evil deeds as "necessary darkness" to protect the Leaf Village, but in reality, his lust for control and his belief in ruling through fear only sowed more chaos and pain.

Firstly, C.S. Lewis’s portrayal of Susan is more nuanced than simply dismissing her. Susan’s journey reflects a broader exploration of faith, identity, and personal choices rather than a strict moral judgment against her femininity or interests. Her drifting away from Narnia has less to do with a criticism of femininity and more to do with the theme of personal growth and belief. It can be seen as a reflection of how people sometimes lose sight of their values or, metaphorically, "outgrow" belief systems in favor of more worldly pursuits. Lewis seems to use Susan’s arc to underscore the tension between faith and doubt rather than make a statement against women.

This screenrant writer wants to make this into some aspect of feminism.