Why do you keep fighting Mr Anderson?
You can’t win. It’s pointless to keep fighting. Why, Mr. Anderson?
Where some see coincidence I see consequence Where others see chance I see cost?
Where some see coincidence, I see consequence. Where others see chance, I see cost. Bring me the eyes of the Oracle, and I will give you back your savior. That seems a perfectly fair and reasonable deal to me.
What is going into the Matrix?
The movie and its events are happening about a hundred years after this war. The entire Human race is used for power supply. Their bodies are asleep and their minds are plugged into the Matrix. The Matrix is a virtual world that has been pulled over their minds to hide them from the truth – they are slaves now.
What does Smith do to Sati?
Smith’s Ambush Sati making cookies with The Oracle. After the train dropped off Sati in the Matrix, she was brought to the Oracle’s apartment to be in her care.
Why does Neo keep fighting?
When Neo and Morpheus first discuss fate, Neo says he doesn’t believe in it and that he likes to be in control of his own life. Here, when Neo says that despite the destruction of everything he loves he’ll continue fighting because he chooses to, he means he fights for the right to continue making choices.
Was Neo stronger than Smith?
When Smith becomes an exile in The Matrix Reloaded, however, his assimilation redresses the balance, eventually making Smith equal to Neo (more on that later). Only by conspiring with the Machines and taking advantage of his enemy’s hubris does Neo defeat Smith in the final battle.
What was Sati’s purpose in the Matrix?
Affiliation. Sati was an exile that was created without a purpose by programs Rama-Kandra and Kamala. The Oracle, who protected Sati after she was smuggled into the Matrix, believed that the child would someday have a large impact on the future of both humans and the Machines.
Why is Neo’s reflection old?
We see Neo’s old man appearance early After meeting up with Bugs and the New Morpheus, Neo is informed that he sees himself differently than everyone else — literally. He’s put in front of a mirror and shown that, due to technology shenanigans, most people see him as an old man with white hair and a white beard.
Why is Agent Smith different?
No longer an Agent of the system, Smith lost his ability to travel by possession by taking over anybody connected to the Matrix. Smith and Neo meet for the first time in over six months. Instead, Smith gained the ability to infect and assimilate anyone, whether program or human, inside the Matrix.