Welcome to the Matrix Universe

17 posts · 2005-08-15 15:21:48 to 2005-08-18 19:05:54

#11200000001 08/15/2005 15:21:48 Welcome to the Matrix Universe
Due to unpredictable circumstances (looks like we're still dealing with the same people), I've taken on a slight name change.


Anyway, welcome.  Now, I have to find something crazy to post for later.  In the meantime, feel free to post your craziest theories.


SMILEY
#11200000002 08/15/2005 15:24:00 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe
Yes, welcome one and all!  I think it's time for all of us to start posting like crazy.  These forums are like new shoes... gotta wear them a while for them to feel good... so lets wear them in!
#11200000003 08/15/2005 16:58:36 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe
dang right
#11200000010 08/15/2005 18:46:10 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe
First topic. Serph was he an agent in a past life?? hmm hmm any theories on this.


-GamiSB

#11200000013 08/15/2005 19:42:18 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe



GamiSB wrote:

First topic. Serph was he an agent in a past life?? hmm hmm any theories on this.


-GamiSB






Probably not but I bet the machines stole some of his subroutines for use by Agents ;-}


He has since aquired better -fu.
#11200000018 08/15/2005 21:59:30 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe
My take is: Saraph is there to protect what matters most:  Sati.
#11200000019 08/15/2005 22:25:44 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe
He was a "Neo-like" person in a previous version of the Matrix. 
I'll try and find the article that explains it.  I read it about a
week or two ago.



Peace.





#11200000026 08/16/2005 06:59:58 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe

My theory is that Seraph is the first being who is the melding of a human and a program.  His code is unique, and Neo had never seen anything like it.  I understand that his unique code could merely be intended by the Wachowski Brothers to be symbolic of his role as an angelic protector type, but I can't help but try to figure out the practical reasons behind it as well.


All programs appeared the same to Neo, including Agent Smith and the Oracle, who were both very unique programs.  So if they appeared as normal green code, why wouldn't Seraph also appear that way?  I racked my brain trying to think of the answer, when it occurred to me that he would have to be a completely new kind of being.  He doesn't appear like a human RSI, and he doesn't appear like a Program.  I couldn't think of any possible third type of being other than a melding of the two.  Therefore, that's how I reached my conclusion.


It might sound stupid, and I'll either be disproven later as the official storyline advances, or worse yet, the subject matter will simply never be addressed.  Knowing the Wachowski Brothers' penchant for keeping things vague and unexplained, I'd lean toward the latter (dangit).


#11200000027 08/16/2005 07:10:00 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe

One of the really cool features that this forum has is being able to look at messages in a threaded format (if the previous forum also had that feature and I just never knew it, feel free to flame me).  Anyway, I used this format constantly in Outlook Express while attending an online school, and it's fantastic for keeping specific conversations within a thread organized.  If you use this viewing feature, you'll know exactly who responded to your specific posting as well as which ones are offshoots of some other posting.


Not everyone will use it, especially those who are used to simply replying to whoever made the last posting, but for those who do use it, it will be extremely rewarding.


Again, if the last forum had this feature already and most of you were already using it, send me a big "Duh!"


:smileyhappy:


#11200000038 08/16/2005 13:04:49 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe





FeralBoy wrote:


My theory is that Seraph is the first being who is the melding of a human and a program.  His code is unique, and Neo had never seen anything like it.  I understand that his unique code could merely be intended by the Wachowski Brothers to be symbolic of his role as an angelic protector type, but I can't help but try to figure out the practical reasons behind it as well.


All programs appeared the same to Neo, including Agent Smith and the Oracle, who were both very unique programs.  So if they appeared as normal green code, why wouldn't Seraph also appear that way?  I racked my brain trying to think of the answer, when it occurred to me that he would have to be a completely new kind of being.  He doesn't appear like a human RSI, and he doesn't appear like a Program.  I couldn't think of any possible third type of being other than a melding of the two.  Therefore, that's how I reached my conclusion.


It might sound stupid, and I'll either be disproven later as the official storyline advances, or worse yet, the subject matter will simply never be addressed.  Knowing the Wachowski Brothers' penchant for keeping things vague and unexplained, I'd lean toward the latter (dangit).








I think Seraph's gold code simply showed him to be "not of the matrix", i.e. a program from the machine world.  I think the Oracle looked exactly the same to Neo.  Actually we do get to see her code when Smith overwrites her and she's gold too.


Doesn't mean he's not special.  But his code, I'm pretty sure, just means he's from outside the Matrix.


#11200000039 08/16/2005 13:19:32 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe

noooo she was green. hold up one min and I will get pic.


ok windows media and paint were beign stupid and wouldnt let me take a pic but watch teh scean where Smith takes over the Orical. She may be all shiny but she is green and you can clearly see it.


Message Edited by GamiSB on 08-16-2005 04:32 PM


#11200000040 08/16/2005 13:33:08 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe
I work in retail and I keep getting noobs coming to me saying the next game is based on a new movie (not true)



Why dont people check ign.com or even google something before asking stupid questions



#11200000058 08/16/2005 19:40:10 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe





GamiSB wrote:


noooo she was green. hold up one min and I will get pic.


ok windows media and paint were beign stupid and wouldnt let me take a pic but watch teh scean where Smith takes over the Orical. She may be all shiny but she is green and you can clearly see it.



Message Edited by GamiSB on 08-16-2005 04:32 PM





I disagree... then again I'm technically red/green colorblind.  I've seen the scene many many many times tho, I promise, and I'm convinced (In my handicapped way) that her code is gold too. SMILEY


Circumstantial evidence: Gold is the color of the essence of machines and their color in the Real World.  Seraph and Oracle are from the Real World.  Green is the color of the Matrix.  They are not from the Matrix.


#11200000062 08/16/2005 20:10:51 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe
I realize that but im telling ya shes green in the Matrix Revolutions 2 **bleep** wide screen version. but now I wonder is she green in the 10 disk set?


#11200000097 08/17/2005 13:04:29 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe








Moondog548 wrote:


Circumstantial evidence: Gold is the color of the essence of machines and their color in the Real World.  Seraph and Oracle are from the Real World.  Green is the color of the Matrix.  They are not from the Matrix.







Moondog, I'm trying to understand this distinction you're making between programs that are from the Real World and those that are from the Matrix.  First define what you mean by "from" since according to my understanding, they all came from the Source in the Real World.  Their purpose might be different, such as Ramakandra assigned to the Real World while Agents are assigned to the Matrix.  But all programs originally had their origin in the Real World.  Again, that's just my understanding, so if I'm mistaken on that please let me know.
#11200000098 08/17/2005 13:52:33 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe

it bleeped disc 0.o *CENSORED*!!!!!

Message Edited by GamiSB on 08-17-2005 04:52 PM


#11200000168 08/18/2005 19:05:54 Re: Welcome to the Matrix Universe





FeralBoy wrote:






Moondog, I'm trying to understand this distinction you're making between programs that are from the Real World and those that are from the Matrix.  First define what you mean by "from" since according to my understanding, they all came from the Source in the Real World.  Their purpose might be different, such as Ramakandra assigned to the Real World while Agents are assigned to the Matrix.  But all programs originally had their origin in the Real World.  Again, that's just my understanding, so if I'm mistaken on that please let me know.






You know... you really made me stop and think.  I'm gonna get back to you on that.  At any rate I was refering initially more to their purpose.  Were they created to operate within the parameters of the matrix? Or were they created for some other purpose and so didn't have a code-structure compatible with the matrix that required them to be shoe-horned into an RSI to be there.  (Thus their code would be different to Neo).