In the end, Neo doesn't believe in anything. He does not believe in god. He does not believe in fate. He does not believe in the Matrix or Zion. He does not believe in his mission. He does not believe in prophecy or in the One. He does not believe in the machines. He does not believe in the council. He does not believe in the great ( Read more... )

"Good evening, Neo ( Read more... )

Tommy AndersonI'm thankful for my dog and my computer and, um, parents and friends and school and stuff. And cartoons. And Superman because he's really cool and can fly and has a really cool cape and he saves the day all the time and everything and he totally kicks, um, things. And I'm thankful for turkey and stuffing and potatoes and chocolate ( Read more... )

And he's all "Mister Anderson." "Miiister Anderson." "Mister Aaaaaanderson." And I'm, like, "whoa! Agent Smith! Aren't you like, dead, dude?" Because I kicked that ass already. That is an already kicked ass. It is the Ass That Was Kicked. It is a post-kicking ass. It is the ass of a defeated man. Agent. Thing. I know ass-whupping. I am ( Read more... )

"G'way, hacking ( Read more... )

This is reality ( Read more... )

There are patterns everywhere. Codes. Hidden things. Information encrypted in numerous variations. Numerous, not infinite. He knows if he had time he could find all the secrets. Only one concerns him, but how to tell which of the many paths is the one to try ( Read more... )

In--Trinity ( Read more... )

"This, ladies and gentlemen, is my first drink in the real world! Well technically the second, but it's my first in Zion, which counts as far as I'm concerned. Here's to absent friends ( Read more... )

"What are we looking at ( Read more... )