It's the name the Superior gave to me. I don't think it's supposed to "mean" anything.
[That's not entirely true. With the Sora/Roxas thing, he has his suspicions now that his Nobody name is a clue to his Real Person name, but he has no idea how that would work out in his case. Or if their names are just a coincidence and Xemnas didn't create all of their names like that. But it doesn't seem beneficial to talk about this with a complete stranger when he's still considering the possibilities, anyway, so he doesn't.]
The world itself has a motivation? That is a new concept. [Zexion seems thoughtful, though. He'll have to consider this for a while. Then again, there's a lot of information that Ted just gave him that he'll have to deconstruct in his brain at a later date.] So essentially, one may disappear if they aren't doing enough?
[He'll have to stay busy, then. Going back to where he came from literally means death, and he would rather not, at least at this point. He would have to truly "cease wishing to live" and he's not ready to give up yet.]
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[That's not entirely true. With the Sora/Roxas thing, he has his suspicions now that his Nobody name is a clue to his Real Person name, but he has no idea how that would work out in his case. Or if their names are just a coincidence and Xemnas didn't create all of their names like that. But it doesn't seem beneficial to talk about this with a complete stranger when he's still considering the possibilities, anyway, so he doesn't.]
The world itself has a motivation? That is a new concept. [Zexion seems thoughtful, though. He'll have to consider this for a while. Then again, there's a lot of information that Ted just gave him that he'll have to deconstruct in his brain at a later date.] So essentially, one may disappear if they aren't doing enough?
[He'll have to stay busy, then. Going back to where he came from literally means death, and he would rather not, at least at this point. He would have to truly "cease wishing to live" and he's not ready to give up yet.]
And how do we know that our cells are younger?