»Matrix 4 : Recollections«

Matrix: Recollections

All of the before events are replayed as flashbacks within Neo's mind. After the final battle and apparent death, he awakes in distress to his average life as Thomas Anderson. Looking around his old familiar bedroom surroundings he wanders if it had all been a dream. We follow him throughout his average day to day tedius working life as he gathers his mind again, struggling to come to terms with what has really happenned. He becomes under investigation because of his apparent meeting with the drug-lord known as 'Morpheus'. He is led to believe that he had unawarely been sold hullucinogenic drugs and must undergoe psychotherapy because of his run-in, as he is still unsure of what had actually happenned. He is diagnosed as a textbook paranoid schizophrenic and is given the choice of two forms of different medication - the red pills or the blue pills. At that moment he suffers a fatal heart attack. The End

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