Why Did | Yashamaru Hate Gaara

Rather than simply executing Gaara, the Kazekage decided to test the boy's worth. He ordered Yashamaru to assassinate Gaara. The test was twofold: could Gaara defend himself, and could he maintain his emotional control if he learned the truth?

If Yashamaru had been allowed to simply kill Gaara as a mission, he might have felt guilt or duty, but the Kazekage forced him to take it a step further. Yashamaru was ordered to tell Gaara that he hated him, regardless of his true feelings, to see if Gaara could handle the emotional betrayal. why did yashamaru hate gaara

When Yashamaru faced Gaara after the failed assassination attempt, he made a conscious choice. He realized that Gaara was suffering because he was trying to connect with others. Yashamaru believed (or convinced himself in that moment) that the only way to spare Gaara further pain—or perhaps to destroy the "monster" he had become—was to sever Gaara's emotional ties to humanity completely. Rather than simply executing Gaara, the Kazekage decided