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Nov 12, 2003, 04:18

Bluemagic

I've read some speculation (I guess it's all speculation when it comes to the Matrix series...sigh) about some things in Revolutions and thought I'd add my 2 cents...Secret text...activate! At the end of the 'Super Brawl' between Neo and Smith, Smith starts acting very 'funny', very confused. He says 'everything that has a beginning has an end, Neo'...now some say that was the Oracle playing with Smith's mind, making him see visions of him 'winning' the fight between him and Neo. When Neo heard this, he realized Smith was saying what the Oracle said to him earlier, knowing the machines are directly linked and can destroy him. That’s why Neo got up, and understood what he finally had to do, he had to 'loose'. So he sacrificed himself to Smith. The reason the Oracle was lying there afterwards was that everyone Smith assimilated was given back their bodies. That is why Seraph was alive at the end, as well as Sati. (This goes along the lines as to why Smith said "Cookies need love, like everybody does" or something to that effect. He wasn't there to hear that, but he assimilated Sati, so he knew what she knew. ) Smith died because the machines deleted him via Neo. This is illustrated when it cuts to Neo being suspended by the machine, and it sends a jolt of electricity, or something through him that makes his whole body move. The next scene shows Smith being destroyed, so I think it’s safe to say the machines destroyed Smith, not Neo. I believe Neo is alive because the Oracle and Seraph, etc, are alive after Smith assimilated them. Neo being dead would go against one of the underlying themes of this story, in which Neo is comparable to Christ. A humerous but unforutnate true review of this movie, and other wonderful articles, can be found here http://maddox.xmission.com/

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