Morpheus, Roland and Niobe enter the command room. Lock gives one of his usua...
Lock is upset with Haman when he hears the Councillor cleared The Nebuchadnez...
Lock disagrees with his First Operator's assessment that the ship is one of t...
Lock and his Lieutenant discuss the advantage the Hammer brings as it nears Z...
Commander Lock explains his fears, suggesting that Morpheus is wrong.
Commander Lock explains that Zion will be vulnerable to attack.
Commander Lock wants the council to look at the facts and see the truth.
Commander Lock warns that Zion will fall if they don't act accordingly.
Lock protests the sending of two ships to locate and support the Nebuchadnezzar.
Lock speaks out of turn as is cautioned by Haman then enlightened by West.
Morpheus and Lock spar over a direct order.
Dillard wonders if there has been word from the Nebuchadnezzar, Lock says no.
Morpheus and company exit the elevator on their way to see Merovingian.
Morpheus explains if it wasn't for the need to recharge, he would have stayed...
In Zion Lock apprises the council of the situation with respect to the oncomi...
Morpheus and Lock continue to argue over the direct order.
West and Lock disagree over sending another ship to find the Nebuchadnezzar.
Commander Lock tells Morpheus that he doesn't believe in the religious imagery.
Lock doesn't think that Neo and the Oracle are the keys to saving Zion.
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