The dynamic shown between the majority of the instructors and Naruto reflect a Wild Child sort of outlook on his potential to unleash a great and dangerous power. In the first episode of Naruto, the main character is shown to be ostracized by others for his misbehaving nature and lack of parental figures. Although true peace may be difficult to achieve, he will do everything he can to make it a reality. Naruto’s determination and dedication to his master allows him to have faith in himself, and a blossom of hope that never wilts in the face of adversity. Naruto counters by offering the teachings of their master, who encouraged them to save their land, and proves to Nagato that despite all the pain Naruto has experienced, along with the hurt Nagato has caused, must find a way to end hate.
Nagato argues that it is impossible for the world to achieve true peace, that one who does not know pain cannot understand true peace, and that because of the hypocrisy of the greater nations and their control over the majority of the power, the world is cursed to never ending war. Both were disciples of the same master, and the two engage in a series of powerful battles, but ultimately settle their conflict through a battle of ideology.
The main conflict presented in the episodes is between Pain(Nagato), whose war-torn past leads him to want to gain control of immense power and distribute it equally to all villages so that war will no longer be necessary, and the protagonist Naruto.
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