»Sunglasses«

One of the earlier questions mentioned on the Matrix-Explained site is the usage of sunglasses and leather in the movies ? I'm not too sure about leather, probably is just to make them look cool, but I'm quite certain the sunglasses signifity vulnerability (or lackthereof).

On one of the extras for the Reloaded DVD, Laurence Fishburn is talking about the agent fight that took place between Morpheus and the Agent on top of the moving transport at the end of the freeway chase. He said Morpheus took off his sunglasses because he was vulnerable that fight. I kept this in mind as I watched Revolutions, and Reloaded again, and as far as I can tell, when a character has sunglasses on they're more or less invincible. Not sure if this holds true for the entire trilogy. But I think it's something to look into. I would definately advise someone else to check it out if anyone's that interested, cause I don't plan to go out of my way to figure it out.

As I mentioned elsewhere in one of these threads, you can see the Oracle at end of M3 from afar sitting on the bench and she is wearing sunglasses. This is seen just before the Architect approaches her. When he does approach her she is putting something into her bag - I asssume the sunglasses if you're following the continuity.

Does this mean she is more human now ( vulnerable) ? Does this mean she has more of Smith in her now? Or, perhaps she is the result of a balance between Smith and Neo?

Could it mean the Oracle is looking to get a piece of the power herself?

well i think that she is a balance between neo and mr.smith. i think that she is puttin the sunglasses in her purse when the arctitect is aproachin her.