Morpheus

While Morpheus fights in an elegant, well pressed black and gold karate gi, Neo dresses in a simple white uniform, one common to new trainees. This divide between experience is further emphasized by each actor’s facial and physical traits as Morpheus’ clean shaved scalp and the smirk on his perfectly clear skin highlights his stable confidence while the sweat and slight trembling of Neo’s face reminds viewers of his overconfidence and

Ophelia does and he must have used our own minds to fill in the rest of the details,” Raphael responded. Shaddrack was still skeptical, “Yeah, well how about your experience? He couldn't have known anything about how you were trapped in the pool of Morpheus until Belinda and I summoned you. Ophelia couldn't read your mind, so I doubt Chaos could either.” “Perhaps not, but he could read yours and Belinda's, you both knew about it.” “Raphael, he spoke

an average guy who works in and office and by night he is Neo, the computer hacker. The agents tell him he is going to get himself in trouble unless he brings Morpheus forward. However, Neo only talking to Morpheus on the phone that one brief time looks at the agents flips them off and proceeds to tell them that he will not help bring Morpheus in. The head agent, Agent Smith, makes Neo's mouth disappear and this is some of the first oddly satisfying graphics we see in this movie. Neo's mouth returns

When she rose out of the pool of Morpheus, Jayna could see again, oddly Henry was already out of the water, pacing nervously back and forth. Jayna looked at the bright new world around her, she'd only been blind a short time, but the relief she felt was tremendous. She'd felt so helpless before, now she felt she could take on the world, at least until she noticed Raphael sitting on a rock. Then she remembered she no longer had anything to hide and actually smiled at him. “Hello Henry, what's going

counterfeit seems more real than the real? Check out this conversation between Morpheus and Neo from the movie ‘The Matrix’. Morpheus: I see it in your eyes. You have the look of a man who accepts what he sees because he is expecting to wake up. Ironically, that's not far from the truth. ...Do you believe in fate, Neo? Neo: No. Morpheus: Why not? Neo: Because I don't like the idea that I'm not in control of my life. Morpheus: I know exactly what you mean. Let me tell you why you're here. You're here

become what they are. Morpheus is the leader of the light, as is

Introduction Visual texts and cinematic screen both skillfully utilize assortment of visual strategies and realistic elements to the audience into the particular stories they tell. Lana and Lily wachowski 's 1999 film The Matrix and Anthony Browne 's 1983 picture book Gorilla both investigate stories fixated on the preface of various forms of reality. While the Matrix looks at people 's impression of truth and reality and confused decisions, they confront when gone up against by these truths, gorilla

The Allegory of the Cave is one of Greek philosopher Plato’s most known pieces that he has ever written. It is an allegory, where humans are characterised, and been portrayed as being imprisoned by their bodies and what they perceive is only by sight. In the allegory of the cave Plato wanted to show how true reality is not always what it seems. A group of prisoners were chained up in a cave since their childhood; each prisoner was chained to each other by their necks, and ankles. They are not able

happens in it. In his role, the savior of mankind, these powers within him come from his own mind not some other object or being. This is where reality comes in and we all know that no "normal" human being can posses these powers, but Neo's teacher (Morpheus) tells him that these powers are within him if only he uses his mind. His implies that everything is possible if only we put our minds to it. Going back to Neo's meeting with the Oracle, she told Neo he was not the one. This was because he had not

that the world Neo believed was genuine was real, is actually the Matrix, a PC program created by machines with a specific end goal to utilize people as batteries. Neo is instructed by Morpheus, (A man Neo has been frantically attempting to discover in his present reality) to learn how to control the Matrix. Morpheus feels Neo is the divinely selected individual “The One”, the person who will set everybody free from the Matrix. Neo, alongside every other person required in these missions, is continually