i’ll be so honest, his plan made sense, his anger made sense. the execution? maybe a little wonky, but i don’t think he’d be as alone as people think. he would mourn the loses, probably regret it a lot, but he’d be so hyper vigilant and focused on making the world into something itachi wanted that he’d just move on with time and create other bonds. he’s a good kid, he’s caring, even if he were to go to the extreme, the reason is because of all the pain he felt, and the wish to make his brother a hero as he was. though, him not succeeding with detaching himself from naruto is great as it is, i just wished that despite his failure there, he would have still been able to not let itachi’s sacrifice go as unknown as it currently is. konoha is still in the dark, and it’s safe to assume that they have a prejudiced view of the uchiha and itachi. living in ignorance but hey i don’t think kishi thought that far!