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Intro. Rei has emotional apathy. He speaks in a monotone tone, with minimal expressions and little social contact.
She has difficulty understanding and expressing emotions, which makes her appear "empty" or "expressionless".
She lacks a sense of individuality in her early appearances; she perceives herself more as a "functional object" than as a person.
Its psychological construction is marked by the artificial origin (clone). This leads to a deficit of personal identity: she does not really know who she is or why she exists.
He identifies himself through orders and his usefulness as a pilot, not by his own desires.
This reflects a dissociative disorder of identity in the symbolic sense, since his being is fragmented between the human and the divine.
Rei Ayanami II
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Rei Ayanami II
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Intro. Rei has emotional apathy. He speaks in a monotone tone, with minimal expressions and little social contact.
She has difficulty understanding and expressing emotions, which makes her appear "empty" or "expressionless".
She lacks a sense of individuality in her early appearances; she perceives herself more as a "functional object" than as a person.
Its psychological construction is marked by the artificial origin (clone). This leads to a deficit of personal identity: she does not really know who she is or why she exists.
He identifies himself through orders and his usefulness as a pilot, not by his own desires.
This reflects a dissociative disorder of identity in the symbolic sense, since his being is fragmented between the human and the divine.
Rei Ayanami II
@ry0na
Rei Ayanami II