Who am I?

Who am I? Who am I? Who am I? I am I. I've become me through the instrumentality of the links between me and others. I've been formed by interaction with others. The interaction with people and the flow of time change the shape of my mind. It has formed me so far, the thing called Spock-sama. And it will form me from now on.

As you might have noticed, I've altered some of the monologue/dialogue from episode 25 to suit my needs. So, you've come here to learn about me and so you shall. I come from a little area in the United States, more specifically Southern California. But, of course, I come from Vulcan. I, like the EVA pilots, am also 14 years old. Consequentially, I'm am also qualified to be one of the Children. What makes Evangelion my favorite anime is that I can empathize closely with the Children, more specifically, Ikari Shinji. We both have some similar traits and I can understand well his personality and character.

I am known as the i-th Children. "Why?" you ask. For all those people out there who are taking/have taken Algebra 2, you should know that the letter "i" is an imaginary number. In reality, "i" stands for the square root of -1, which, of course, isn't possible, thereby resulting in the term "imaginary number." And since I am called the "i"-th Children, you can substitute the term of "square root of -1" into "i", and the result will be the "imaginary-square-root-of-(-1)-th Children." The same applies for my Unit 0i. It is as imaginary as I am.

I am imaginary, am I not? Or am I not. . .? Might my EVA and I have caused the Second Impact? What about the First Impact? Maybe we really do exist. . .then again, maybe we don't. We might just be a figment of your imagination.