»Agent Smith's "Everything"«

Another Smith wrote:

I've heard much about the Dolan script, but never actually bothered to take a look, can you list some of the points for me...?

It seems to be an attempt to piece the clips from the trailers together.

[HARDLY A SPOILER CONSIDERING THE SOURCE]
Neo spends most of the film in a train chatting up a bum, who explains the plot of the films in detail so none of the audience is left wondering.
There's a kid who gets on the train, this kid is sooo important that's she's not mentioned again in the whole script.
Trinity Dies, Neo Dies, Smith Dies.
The kid from Animatrix becomes the Architect ,and the whole shebang restarts.
[/HARDLY A SPOILER CONSIDERING THE SOURCE]

Some really smart guy has come up with a better version matrix-explained.com...

Another Smith wrote:

I believe that The Kid is far more important to The Matrix storyline than we are giving him credit for...

Credit, credit... he is not listed in the cast list yet.

God, Neo is the pre-One. Does that make sense to you?

Thanks Marl64
Oh Great One - I'm having trouble making sense of anything anymore...
MwM, Smith Virus, Neos Eyes, replacement Oracles, 2012, Global Warming, Electricity Blackouts, Alligators in the Sewers, Agent Smith is Awesome erm..... And I'm trying to write a thesis for Smiths Sake...

A lot of you have stated that Smith now has the freedom of choice. I just wanted to point out that Smith has not acknowledged this choice.

"I knew the rules, I understood what I was supposed to do but I didn't. I COULDN'T. I was COMPELLED to stay, COMPELLED to disobey."

Probably irrelevant to everything, but you never know.

Anonymous wrote:

A lot of you have stated that Smith now has the freedom of choice. I just wanted to point out that Smith has not acknowledged this choice. "I knew the rules, I understood what I was supposed to do but I didn't. I COULDN'T. I was COMPELLED to stay, COMPELLED to disobey." Probably irrelevant to everything, but you never know.

I think that you will find that Smith does in fact have a choice, his NOT doing what he was supposed to do - disobeying is his version of choice. He doesn't understand choice therefore he describes his feelings in the only way that he can understand.... He was supposed to return to the source, yet he did not, I would therefore say that he had made a choice, even though he didn't understand why he made it, it seems to have been made at a subconsious level ....

I think that you will find that Smith does in fact have a choice, his NOT doing what he was supposed to do - disobeying is his version of choice. He doesn't understand choice therefore he describes his feelings in the only way that he can understand.... He was supposed to return to the source, yet he did not, I would therefore say that he had made a choice, even though he didn't understand why he made it, it seems to have been made at a subconsious level ....

Main Entry: com·pel
Pronunciation: k&m-'pel
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): com·pelled; com·pel·ling
Etymology: Middle English compellen, from Middle French compellir, from Latin compellere, from com- + pellere to drive -- more at FELT
Date: 14th century
1 : to drive or urge forcefully or irresistibly
2 : to cause to do or occur by overwhelming pressure

At times I feel compelled to do things....
I also feel compelled to disobey on a regular basis... and sometimes, just sometimes I stop this compulsion and make a choice based on what I view as being the consequences of my actions..... Other times I think what the hell....Definately some choices being made there....
Smith has made the choice not to return to the source, he made the choice to disobey - even though he doesn't understand it....
He also wanted to get out of the Matrix another choice?