RahOtaku wrote:This Rei who's stating this is Rei III, This is during Instrumentality. I'm sorry but Rei III Knows exactly who she is. So there would be no reason for Rei to be arguing with herself if she knows very well that she's not fully human.
Reason or no reason, there's still an argument going on.
And considering what is said in "the case of Rei Ayanami", I'm not sure if Rei-003 knows
exactly who she is.
I don't believe the process is to blame. Instead it is Because the Soul is separate from the mind, as Reichu stated. So only memories that are deep enough to stain the soul are remembered. As example when Rei III cries while holding Gendou's glasses.
Her soul knows what's going on... But not her mind.
That's a new approach, and quite a possible one IMO. But what about these actually quite small, everyday things: for example, Rei-003 remembers where her apartment is located, she knows her way around the Nerv base etc: would you call things like these "memories deep enough to stain the soul"? And do you think a "new" Rei only receives the "old soul" and no "old mind" whatsoever?
There is no reason to believe that Rei has a backed up memory. There is no proof that humans can be uploaded with information. Rei of course is not in any ways a machine. I believe instead that the soul is a copy and that like Identical Twins have phantom feelings about each other. I believe that the copied souls have a shared consciousness. They know the others exist because they feel them. And she knows she is the "Third"
What makes you think Rei's soul was
copied from an old body to a new one, instead of just transferring it? (Or did I understand your point wrong?)
That's a funny thought. Have you seen Chobits?
I wonder where they would put Rei's hard drive
No, but I've seen this one goddamn hentai where...
... Ah, never mind.
That's funny, The DP system isn't even mentioned in that scene. Instead they only talk about Rei.
Yes, but Ritsuko states in ep24 that the place
is the core of the dummy system.
Now I've replied I'd like you to look at this card.
Fuyutski agrees with Yui's ideas. And seemingly plots against Seele's plans. Now would Fuyutski agree with Yui's ideas, if Yui's plans were of Suicide? That just doesn't make sense.
When the fate of the world is at stake, a hero has to do what a hero has to do. Fuyu wouldn't like Yui to "disappear" that way, but he too understands that it might be the only option available.
And it's not a suicide technically. :smash:
Originally posted on: 13-Feb-2004, 08:00 GMT