Why does Last Order state her name twice?


I understand that the regular clones speak in third person from the answer
[here](https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/4136/why-do-the-misaka-
sisters-narrate-everything-they-say). But Last Order actually has emotions, so
there is no reason to speak in third person or repeating her name over twice.
What is the true reasoning behind _Misaka wa Misaka wa ..._?

Is there a canonical answer for this?




Last Order isn't just saying her name twice. She narrates herself, like all
the SISTERS, but she is doubling her dialogue tags (quoting herself twice) in
her narration. This isn't just simple _yakuwarigo_ but rather due to in-
universe lore reasons.

The normal SISTERS narrate everything they say because they are always logging
everything they do to the MISAKA Network and the narration is there to provide
context so the others can understand their situation better. The MISAKA
Network is also why they speak and think in third-person: because 10000
different streams of data that are like _" I did this thing."_ floating around
in the Network at the same time is confusing.

_As a side note, the SISTERS are fully capable of speaking normally. In fact,
they do not narrate themselves if they are doing something which they don't
want the rest of the Network to know about. This is why Last Order sometimes
drops her speech pattern during intimate moments with Accelerator, she wants
to keep those events to herself._

Anyway, back on topic, Last Order is unique in that she is also the system
administrator. As such, anything she broadcasts to the Network could
potentially be interpreted as a command to the rest of the Network. In order
to differentiate the messages she logs to the network where she is simply
**transcribing her own activities as an individual** from messages where she
is **communicating directions to the rest of the Network** , she puts the
former type of message inside a quotation, with the implication being
something like "this is Last Order uploading as an individual node and not as
the Admin of the Network". Thus when she is logging her own speech, she ends
up having double quotations.

Basically, "MISAKA wa MISAKA wa" \+ "mitari" appears to function as what in
programming terms is called an escape sequence.

Now let's demonstrate this with an example.
<https://youtu.be/401oSrxp33c?t=82>

Last Order's dialogue is as follows: **Anata no heya tte doko** _tte_ `MISAKA
wa` _MISAKA wa shitsumon shite_ `mitari`

There are three components to this line of dialogue:

  * **The thing she actually wants to say**
  * _The narration providing context on her speech_
  * `The escape sequence`

Translated in such a way as to preserve the distinctness of all three
components without bothering with making it flow well, it would be something
like: `MISAKA appears to express` **Where is your room** _questions MISAKA_

The dialogue of normal SISTERS lacks the third component, the escape sequence.
If a normal SISTER were to ask this question, it would be something like:
**Anata no heya wa doko** _to MISAKA wa shitsumon suru_

Translation: **Where is your room** _questions MISAKA_

* * *

Addendum: There is a third speech pattern among the MISAKA SISTERS, which is
that of MISAKA Worst.

MISAKA Worst does not narrate her dialogue but she still speaks and thinks in
third-person. This is because she is only partially connected the MISAKA
Network. Worst is something like an Observer, she receives information from
the Network but she cannot upload anything (therefore she does not need to
narrate herself) nor is she subject to commands from the Admin.

If Worst were to ask the above question her dialogue would be no different
from normal speech: **Where is your room?**

