Yashamaru tried to kill Gaara because he was a soldier following the cruel orders of a desperate leader. However, he broke Gaara because he was a grieving brother who could not forgive the child for the death of his sister.
To the casual viewer, it might seem confusing. Why would a guardian, a man who professed to love his nephew, agree to kill him? Was it merely orders from the Kazekage, or was something darker at play? why did gaara's uncle try to kill him
The primary reason Yashamaru attacked Gaara was a direct order from Gaara’s father, , the Fourth Kazekage. Rasa viewed his son not as a child, but as a "failed product" and a danger to the Hidden Sand Village. Yashamaru tried to kill Gaara because he was
But I assume you might be referring to the fact that Gaara was experimented on and nearly killed by his own village, Sunagakure (the Hidden Sand Village), under the leadership of the Fourth Kazekage and other village leaders. Why would a guardian, a man who professed
Yashamaru tried to kill Gaara because he was a soldier following the cruel orders of a desperate leader. However, he broke Gaara because he was a grieving brother who could not forgive the child for the death of his sister.
To the casual viewer, it might seem confusing. Why would a guardian, a man who professed to love his nephew, agree to kill him? Was it merely orders from the Kazekage, or was something darker at play?
The primary reason Yashamaru attacked Gaara was a direct order from Gaara’s father, , the Fourth Kazekage. Rasa viewed his son not as a child, but as a "failed product" and a danger to the Hidden Sand Village.
But I assume you might be referring to the fact that Gaara was experimented on and nearly killed by his own village, Sunagakure (the Hidden Sand Village), under the leadership of the Fourth Kazekage and other village leaders.
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