[As far as Kakyoin was concerned, whatever Giorno wanted as his name would simply be his name regardless of the reason for it. He wasn't really Kakyoin Tenmei--lonely and isolated and praying someone could be able to understand him. Noriaki was different from that, more than just a simple misreading out of distaste at the sound. It was taking the same 'bright scripture' and reinterpreting it, forming a new and better self that could leave that lonely self behind.]

I think so, as well.

[Still no one called him anything but 'Kakyoin', but that was fine. He was fairly sure he wasn't ready to let others use the name he chose for himself. Not until he was sure he could move past the fear and isolation and the sickening cowardice.]

No one really taught me how to use my Stand, obviously--all that I can do with him was learned through experience as I grew up. Trial and error, a few accidents, just like any other skill. But there's one thing he can do that I never knew about until...after I met Dio.

[...Maybe that would be sooner than he'd really given thought to.]

I can control people, Giorno. Hierophant can reach under their skin, take every inch of their nervous system and use their body as a puppet. When I met Jotaro--while I was under his control--I even used a school nurse to stab someone in the eye with a pen. [That was the first he'd ever actually spoken of that particular detail, and Kakyoin's hands went rigidly tense around his cup of coffee.]

I don't care if that wasn't me or if I had no control over it. I know I didn't, but that doesn't change anything. My Hierophant is the most important thing to me, and the fact that my reflection has a power like that...it bothers the hell out of me, Giorno. If I have to resort to using it--what if it gets stronger, if I find out I can control more than just physical movements? I don't want anyone to go through something like what happened to me and to Polnareff.