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Moobie · 11-12-2003, 01:01 PM

I'm not sure if the "dangerous game" the Architect was refering to was the Oracle's aiding of humans, because I was under the impression that she had also helped the previous Ones. So she'd always helped the humans. That was her purpose. She allowed them to have a choice out of the Matrix, she was the gateway, so to speak.

I'm thinking that the Architect was talking about her messing with the established order of events. I think it's apparent that the previous 5 Ones were never in love, nor (I think) did any of them "die" like Neo did. The Oracle set that all up. If not for the Oracle telling Morpheus that he would find the One someone else, possibly with less conviction/faith, would have. If not for the Oracle telling Neo that one of them would die/you are not the One, then Neo would not have gone in and tried to save Morpheus. Now you just have to believe that some how she knew that Neo would resurect himself, and that he would kill Smith (thus creating the Smith Virus), maybe she saw this was destined to happen once the other events were in place. By setting all of the players, Morpheus, Trinity and Neo, the Oracle was able to direct the One away from the door leading to the Source, which probably would have allowed Smith to kill everyone, and create something that was different from the previous 5 iterations of the One... Peace/Hope/Change.

So the Oracle's "dangerous game" was betting the future of mankind and machinekind on the choices of three humans.

I hope that makes sense. I didn't think about how far back the Oracle's meddling went until you brought it up supersix, but I think I got it now.

11-12-2003, 01:01 PM	#309 (permalink)
Moobie Insane Location: baked beans	I'm not sure if the "dangerous game" the Architect was refering to was the Oracle's aiding of humans, because I was under the impression that she had also helped the previous Ones. So she'd always helped the humans. That was her purpose. She allowed them to have a choice out of the Matrix, she was the gateway, so to speak. I'm thinking that the Architect was talking about her messing with the established order of events. I think it's apparent that the previous 5 Ones were never in love, nor (I think) did any of them "die" like Neo did. The Oracle set that all up. If not for the Oracle telling Morpheus that he would find the One someone else, possibly with less conviction/faith, would have. If not for the Oracle telling Neo that one of them would die/you are not the One, then Neo would not have gone in and tried to save Morpheus. Now you just have to believe that some how she knew that Neo would resurect himself, and that he would kill Smith (thus creating the Smith Virus), maybe she saw this was destined to happen once the other events were in place. By setting all of the players, Morpheus, Trinity and Neo, the Oracle was able to direct the One away from the door leading to the Source, which probably would have allowed Smith to kill everyone, and create something that was different from the previous 5 iterations of the One... Peace/Hope/Change. So the Oracle's "dangerous game" was betting the future of mankind and machinekind on the choices of three humans. I hope that makes sense. I didn't think about how far back the Oracle's meddling went until you brought it up supersix, but I think I got it now. __________________ Obscenity is the crutch of inarticulate motherfuckers. We like money. Give us your money you stupid consumer whore. Last edited by Moobie; 11-12-2003 at 01:06 PM..