So, more analysis:
1) Hiashi knows, or thinks he knows, who Naruto's father is, and actually approves of Hinata's crush on him. He does seem to doubt his mother's identity, which is strange. I don't know how to explain his hesitation before calling Naruto an Uzumaki.
2) Hyuuga compound has no electricity. This is... Astonishingly stupid. Because if you don't want to depend on others, put a f*cking generator on the property! Sasuke has TV. Naruto has a refrigerator. Hyuugas definitely don't have the former (unless they peek on others watching TV using byakugan), and probably have to dedicate a ninja to keeping objects cooled, if they can do it at all (ice release being a bloodline). This has to affect Hinata's life.
Do Hyuuga even have running water?
3) I was wrong. Hiashi still doesn't think Gaara is a jinchuuriki. I think he divined something along the lines of "spirit of his mother sealed inside him" and became far less alarmed.
4) Jyuuken is confirmed by its master to be the counter to Gaara's defenses. We need to dedicate time to training it.
5) Our clones can share our anima. How the anima effect stacks is questioanable, but bears investigating - if it does stack, that becomes an important weapon.
6) Mote restoration rate - we used more motes in a single clone than were regenerated after a good night's sleep. We need to know if we actually respire motes or are dependent on prayer / cult / some other mechanisms of mote restoration
7) Battered wife syndrome is strong in Hinata, even if she's technically right. "Everything he'd done he'd done for her own good" indeed.
8) Um... Wasn't Naruto a toad summoner? Or are both Naruto and Hinata mistaken there?
9) Did Hiashi speak with Jiraya? I think he did. Wonder what they talked about and how.
[X] As hard as she can
-[x] Wisely, not foolishly. When the body is exhausted, she would train the mind. When the mind is exhausted, Hinata would cultivate the will. When the will is exhausted, she would rest. There is no gain in self-destruction, and there are advantages to being the heir of the Hyuuga, after all - there are no better masseurs in the village, and nothing better than the truly gentle caress of a Hyuuga after a hard day's work. Normally, Hinata wouldn't bother them, but now the occasion merited using all advantages. And maybe she would see something in how they used their art on her, something of potential use in the exam and later.
Let's stunt Hyuuga gently fist massage variant. So Hinata could get supportive healthcare.
