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[Undertale] Two questions about things before and during the Asgore encounter... (Spoilers)

1) If you die to Asgore and try using the "Talk" option in the next fight, you tell him that he has killed you before, and then he sadly nods. Why would Asgore have any reason to understand this statement?

2) Right before the throne room, there is a storage room with seven coffins. One of them has the name [Player] on it, the name you type at the beginning. This coffin is empty. It's implied that this coffin is for the character you've been playing as, but their name isn't [Player], it's Frisk, and [Player] is actually the name of the human child adopted by the royal family years ago. So, who is the coffin for? If it is for Frisk, why is the name wrong?
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> Why would Asgore have any reason to understand this statement?

He's the king of the underworld, which includes being Sans and Alphys superior. One of them, of Flowey, could have told him about the ability to SAVE.

> So, who is the coffin for? If it is for Frisk, why is the name wrong?

Nobody except Frisk himself knows his name outside of the Pacifist Route, so they can't label it with his name.

To answer your question, it's meant for Frisk. Why is it labeled [Player] then? Because it *also* is the coffin in which the First Child was placed after their death.