Neo isn't willing to accept that he will fail Zion.
The Architect explains that it's Neo's job to rebuild Zion from the ground up.
The Architect warns Neo that some of the answers won't make sense.
The Architect warns that failing to do what is expected will result in everyb...
The Architect provides Neo the history of the first version of the code.
The Architect basically tells Neo that he was to intelligent to solve the pro...
The Architect explains that not all of Neo's questions will be relevant.
The Architect warns that the human population could go extinct.
The Architect explains that the code itself is not the problem, but rather th...
The Architect explains Neo's life, summing it up as unbalanced programming.
The Architect warns Neo that there are level of survival the machines are wil...
The Architect explains that humans imperfection drove the subsequent rewrite.
The Architect explains that Neo is the one flaw of the Matrix.
The Architect wonders if Neo wants to be the one responsible for everybody's ...
The Architect continues to answer Neo's questions about the Matrix.
The Architect explains the finer details of the Matrix to Neo.
The Architect continues to answer Neo's questions about the Matrix.
The Architect notes that Neo loves Trinity, unlike the other versions of the ...
The Architect begrudgingly gives credit to the Oracle for the role she played...
Sati is restored she wakes up. She sees a black cat on the sidewalk. At the s...
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