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The '''Dummy Plug Plant''', or Deep Underground Facility: Central Area, is a room deep within the bowels of [[Central Dogma]] that is used to house the [[soul]]less [[Rei Ayanami|Rei]] vessels that are said to be the cores of the [[Dummy System]].
  
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The '''Dummy Plug Plant''', or Deep Underground Facility: Central Area, is a room deep within the bowels of Central Dogma that is used to house the soulless Rei [[Guf|vessels]] that are said to be the cores of the [[Dummy System]].  
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The arrangement of the "brain", the "spinal column", and the tank of [[LCL]] in this room is possibly supposed to resemble a primitive version of the [[Evangelions]]' [[Entry Plug|entry plug]] system. The brain-like object in the metallic casing is possibly a product of the same technology as the "brain" in the [[Magi]] system.  
  
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The arrangement of the brain, the spinal column, and the tube of LCL in this room is a primitive version of the Evangelion's [[Entry Plug]] system.
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During [[episode 23]] [[Ritsuko Akagi|Ritsuko]] destroys the soulless Rei clones by initiating "[[Destrudo]] Release", which causes them to disintegrate.
  
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A sound of deep breathing and a heartbeat can be heard in this room whenever [[Rei Ayanami]] is present in the central tube of LCL. These sounds are never heard when Rei is not present in the tube of LCL. The sound of the heartbeat and deep breathing may be Lilith's.,the brain in the metallic-casing may also be Lilith's, as tubes lead from the back of Lilith's head in Terminal Dogma. The brain-casing has a representation of a vagina between the brain hemispheres.
 
  
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During [[episode 23]] Ritsuko destroys the soulless Rei Ayanami vessels by releasing their destrudo, this causes the vessels to disintergrate.
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One of the most difficult aspects of NGE to understand is the exact relationship between the Rei tank and the dummy system.  The name "Dummy Plug Plant"  would normally imply a place where dummy plugs are manufactured or assembled, but that is plainly not the case here.  At the end of [[Episode 23]], [[Ritsuko Akagi|Ritsuko]] Destroys the tank Reis. In [[Episode 24]], [[Gendo Ikari|Gendo]] asks her, "Why did you destroy the dummy system?" Despite this, the exact relationship between the Rei clones and the dummy system is well nigh impossible to understand. The scenes with Rei soaking in the [[LCL]] seem to have something to do with imbuing the dummy system with her personality, but the tank Reis seem to play some part in the dummy system as well.  What this part is seems unknowable from the available evidence.
  
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[[Image:23 C319 dc remote-on.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Ritsuko prepares to destroy the Rei clones.]]
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One of the most difficult aspects of NGE to understand is the exact relationship between the Rei tank and the dummy system.  The name "Dummy Plug Plant"  would normally imply a place where dummy plugs are manufactured or assembled, but that is plainly not the case here.  At the end of [[Episode 23]], [[Ritsuko Akagi|Ritsuko]] Destroys the tank Reis. In Episode 24, Gendo asks her "Why did you destroy the dummy system?" Despite this, the exact relationship between the Rei clones and the dummy system is well nigh impossible to understand. The scenes with Rei soaking in the [[LCL]] seem to have something to do with imbuing the dummy system with her personality, but the tank Reis seem to play some part in the dummy system as well.  What this part is seems unknowable from the available evidence.  We do know that when she destroys the Reis, the display on Ritsuko's controller is showing a Rei list that starts with Rei 4, so it seems that the dummy plugs do not have clones physically inside them (Reis 1-3 are all accounted for). Thus one of NGE's biggest unanswered questions is:  ''"How does destroying the tank Reis destroy the Dummy System?"'' We don't know if this simply means there will be no additional dummy plugs, or if somehow the systems that have already been installed in the Evas, and the plugs that have already been manufactured have been disabled.  It also doesn't tell us why, even in the absence of the Rei tank, they couldn't continue to program the dummy system using Rei 3.
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We do know that when she destroys the Reis, the display on Ritsuko's controller is showing a Rei list that starts with Rei 4, so it seems that the dummy plugs do not have clones physically inside them (Reis 1-3 are all accounted for). Thus one of NGE's biggest unanswered questions is:  ''"How does destroying the tank Reis destroy the dummy system?"'' We don't know if this simply means there will be no additional dummy plugs, or if somehow the systems that have already been installed in the Evas, and the plugs that have already been manufactured have been disabled.  It also doesn't tell us why, even in the absence of the Rei tank, they couldn't continue to program the dummy system using Rei 3.
  
 
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The outer section of the glyph on the floor of the Dummy Plug Plant is from MSS. 2731, part of the Sloane collection of the British Library. To book the microfilm for viewing [http://www.bl.uk/collections/manuscripts.html go here].
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The outer section of the glyph on the floor of the Dummy Plug Plant is from MSS. 2731, a part of the Sloane collection of the British Library. It contains 4 books, 3 of which give instructions for the conjuration of spirits. The relevant glyph in the Dummy Plug Plant is from the first book, titled Ars Theurgia Goetia, and is used as magic circle in which the magician stands in order to be preserved from the spirit's influence.
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MSS. 2731 contains 4 books, 3 of which give instructions for the conjuration of spirits. The relevant glyph in the Dummy Plug Plant is used as magic circle in the first book, titled Ars Theurgia Goetia, in which the magician stands within in order to be preserved from the spirit's influence.
 
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Within the ring are written Divine Names in Romanised Hebrew that are split into nine sections. Each of the nine sections contains Names commonly allotted onto the relevant Numbers of the Qabalistic [[Tree of Life]]. The centre of the circle forms Kingdom, also with appropriate Names (this is not visible due to the polar graph). MSS. 2731 differs in that the planetary signs are written around the outside ''and'' inside of the circle, as can be seen in the image to the right.
 
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Without the ring are four pentagrams inscribed with the name of God, at the centre of each is a tau [[cross]]. Within each the pentagrams is to be placed a candle, so that the edge of the circle is always visible to the magician.
 
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The polar-graph within the centre of the glyph has been identified as belonging to a modern system of Vedic astrology.
 
  
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The very centre of the glyph has what may be a 2D representation of a trunicated pyramid or a hypercube, but it is also similar to the twelve square division of the astrological Houses that was popular during the renaissance practice of astrology.
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Within the ring are written Divine Names in Romanised Hebrew that are split into nine sections. Each of the nine sections contains Names commonly allotted onto the relevant Numbers of the Qabalistic [[Tree of Life]].  
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The illuminated orange floor is in the form of a large square with an illuminated green circle, comprised of the letters ascribed to the four proteins that make up DNA, around it. The square and circle arranged in this manner are a common emblem of earth and heaven, or body and mind, united.
 
  
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Latest revision as of 17:07, 16 April 2014

Rei soaks in the LCL tube in the dummy plug plant.

The Dummy Plug Plant, or Deep Underground Facility: Central Area, is a room deep within the bowels of Central Dogma that is used to house the soulless Rei vessels that are said to be the cores of the Dummy System.

The arrangement of the "brain", the "spinal column", and the tank of LCL in this room is possibly supposed to resemble a primitive version of the Evangelions' entry plug system. The brain-like object in the metallic casing is possibly a product of the same technology as the "brain" in the Magi system.

During episode 23 Ritsuko destroys the soulless Rei clones by initiating "Destrudo Release", which causes them to disintegrate.


Analysis

The Core of the Dummy System
23 C310 dc comp.jpg



One of the most difficult aspects of NGE to understand is the exact relationship between the Rei tank and the dummy system. The name "Dummy Plug Plant" would normally imply a place where dummy plugs are manufactured or assembled, but that is plainly not the case here. At the end of Episode 23, Ritsuko Destroys the tank Reis. In Episode 24, Gendo asks her, "Why did you destroy the dummy system?" Despite this, the exact relationship between the Rei clones and the dummy system is well nigh impossible to understand. The scenes with Rei soaking in the LCL seem to have something to do with imbuing the dummy system with her personality, but the tank Reis seem to play some part in the dummy system as well. What this part is seems unknowable from the available evidence.

Ritsuko prepares to destroy the Rei clones.

We do know that when she destroys the Reis, the display on Ritsuko's controller is showing a Rei list that starts with Rei 4, so it seems that the dummy plugs do not have clones physically inside them (Reis 1-3 are all accounted for). Thus one of NGE's biggest unanswered questions is: "How does destroying the tank Reis destroy the dummy system?" We don't know if this simply means there will be no additional dummy plugs, or if somehow the systems that have already been installed in the Evas, and the plugs that have already been manufactured have been disabled. It also doesn't tell us why, even in the absence of the Rei tank, they couldn't continue to program the dummy system using Rei 3.

The figure on the floor of the D.P.P.

Reproduced image of the glyph in the D.P.P.

The outer section of the glyph on the floor of the Dummy Plug Plant is from MSS. 2731, a part of the Sloane collection of the British Library. It contains 4 books, 3 of which give instructions for the conjuration of spirits. The relevant glyph in the Dummy Plug Plant is from the first book, titled Ars Theurgia Goetia, and is used as magic circle in which the magician stands in order to be preserved from the spirit's influence.

Within the ring are written Divine Names in Romanised Hebrew that are split into nine sections. Each of the nine sections contains Names commonly allotted onto the relevant Numbers of the Qabalistic Tree of Life.

In Rebuild

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