»BLUE THEORY«

A few people have noticed that when the architect / oracle are inside the matrix at the end of revolutions the GREEN hue which always indicates the matrix world has gone.

Maybe we could think of it a little differently? Has it gone or has it changed to something we don't notice becuase we are familiar with it?

I think if I were to choose a "hue" for the the real world we live in i would choose BLUE.

The sky, the sea - and I am actually wearing blue jeans and a blue shirt today!

Anyway the end of M3 could represent the beginning of the world as we know it - maybe with the BLUE HUE?

In case you didn't notice, wihle the greenish tone has always represented The Matrix, the blueish tone has always represented the real world, i.e. Zion, the Machine City, etc.

At the end of revolutions the architect etc are inside the next version of the matrix not in Zion or the "real" world.

The green hue inside the matrix has been replaced with a perception we are familiar with. They are in our world.

Sorry to moan! Why was this post moved?

I do enjoy this site and think its great but whoever moved this post here does'nt understand what I am really trying to say.

There is significant meaning here if this interpretation was intentional - I would have thought an administrator on this site would be able to understand that. I am a little confussed.

I know that since revolutions there have been a lot more posts on the site and you need to keep it maintained, but i cannot see why this was moved.

OK, moved back. Keep on posting.

Whats different between the matrix #5 and the matrix #6?

As far as I can tell the following are different:

Sati is in the matrix.
Its a different colour.
Th machines are not fighting (at the start anyway)

It seems to be obvious that each new version learns something from the last. Sati seems to represent love. So Neo's choices and progression through the fifth matrix have effected the next version.

Therefore the changes in the matrix may be reflected in each new version by the inclusion of a new "special" charater representing something new, something taken over from the the previous matrix version.

(something similar is posted elsewhere on this site in an attempt to explain why the merovingian and persephone seem so important but not explained)

#1 the architect
#2 the oracle
#3 sarif
#4 the merovingian (?)
#5 persephone (?)
#6 sati


six versions - six "special characters"

each one representing some new knowlege gained from the previous matrix.

#1 Achitect =logic
#2 Oracle = emotional choice
#3 Sarif = clash of #1 & #2 needs considered protection (?)
#4 Mero = greed (?)
#5 Pers' = jealousy (?)
#6 sati = love

I am not convinced by all of these - maybe what they represent changes with each of their respective experiences in the previous matrix - I am stuck here.

..?

Anyway the point of my orginal post (blue hue) is that at the end of M3 they are in our world we have learned everything up to #6 - Love is our strongest emotion - the question is WHAT IS NEXT? what can we learn from this version?

diemkai wrote:

Anyway the point of my orginal post (blue hue) is that at the end of M3 they are in our world we have learned everything up to #6 - Love is our strongest emotion - the question is WHAT IS NEXT? what can we learn from this version?

I think the Blue hue represents the fact that the machines now understand what the sky truely looks like. This suggests some sort of connection between Trinity (the only human or machine to have seen the sky for a long, long time) and the new, rebooted Matrix at the end of M3, but such a connection is hardly substantiated by another other than my own desire for a happy ending, and a bit of scant support and symbols.

I feel that, regardless of how, the Machines have a new understanding of things like beauty and love, art and music - very important to humans, but seemingly without purpose. Sati is very beautiful to her father, and Rama Kandra (a machine!) is willing to do anything to honor her. However, she has no purpose in the Machine world - beauty, irrational love and appreciation are useless in the Machine world. When we see her at the end of M3 with everyone else (Seraph, Oracle, Architect), I think it shows that the Machines have evolved a bit, now appreciating beauty and art. Hence, the beautiful Sunset and lack of a Green tint - the human and machine world are now one (or at the very least, closer). [/url]

I think the lack of the Green hue has something to do with the new presence of the Sun. It makes everything brighter, sharper, and less dreary too.

oscargabrielp wrote:

In case you didn't notice, wihle the greenish tone has always represented The Matrix, the blueish tone has always represented the real world, i.e. Zion, the Machine City, etc.

Well I wouldnt stop at blue. I have noticed how the real world is made up both of BLUE and RED (Colour of pills)

The first CHOICE in matrix 1 is red or blue.

If Neo chooses to accept the world the way it then he is told to take the blue pill. The same way we take the blue pill - we accept the colour of the sky every single day.