Detail i forgot to point out in part 1 is that they got their names right before they were put to sleep. Since they were nameless babys before they just accepted it no questions.
Why was Zero placed away from the other sleeping subjects
The base ten system has existed for millennia–given humans like to count on their fingers, this isn’t surprising. And of course the concept of “none” is probably even older
But the idea of “zero” as an actual number is much more recent–Muslim mathematicians in the late first millennium CE were the first to formally use zero. It isn’t intuitive that a number for nothing would be useful, though in hindsight the advantages are obvious.
Algebra was invented by the Greeks in the mid-first century BCE, over a millennium before zero, as was geometry, neither of which require it (though it helps a lot.)
Zero was necessary for more advanced mathematics, eventually leading to the development of calculus in the 1600s. Calculus, in turn, was necessary for the scientific breakthroughs of the 19th and 20th centuries. The computers and internet would not be possible without the zero.
So we all owe a debt to those Muslim mathematicians who said, why not have a number to represent nothing?
So, what do we know so far? Pretty much zero about Zero for now. Then, One seems to be the kind of bestest that depends on his mummah for everything. Not ideal, but much better than if he was spoiled rotten. He also seems to have been raised with manners, so I’m not that worried about him misbehaving. Two seems to be the energetic and social one, and is also going to be the bridge between Zero and the rest. She is most likely the glue that keeps the group together. Judging by Three comforting One, she is most likely to be the emotional support. And Four is obviously the survivalist. I can see him growing exasperated with the rest and having a conflict with One specifically.