Morpheus, the Oracle, and other characters in the Matrix trilogy call Neo “the One,” and they are certain he is the man who will liberate and save them. Several parallels exist between Neo and Christ. Neo is resurrected from the dead at the end of The Matrix, a feat that cements his role as savior of the human race.
In The Matrix, being The One meant that Neo could perceive the Matrix simulation in a way that no other human could. Not only that, but The One would also have the ability to bend the Matrix simulation code, meaning that The One would not have to answer to any of the rules inside the Matrix, such as gravity.
Neo sacrifices himself at the end of the original Matrix trilogy, enlisting the help of the machines to defeat Agent Smith and save the Matrix. The logistics of this sacrifice, as well as the perceived meaning in a saga so heavily defined by religious symbolism, have been disputed for many years.
To try and placate the captive humans, the Machines began developing the Matrix as a prison for the human mind, allowing the Machines to harvest their energy whilst the humans lived out their lives inside a virtual world, completely unaware of their true situation.
Neo chooses to save Trinity. The Architect then finally gives Neo the two choices. Neo could take the door on his right, which would take him to the Source, or he could take the door on the left, and try to save Trinity, but at the cost of the entire Human race.
Morpheus, the Oracle, and other characters in the Matrix trilogy call Neo “the One,” and they are certain he is the man who will liberate and save them. Several parallels exist between Neo and Christ. Neo is resurrected from the dead at the end of The Matrix, a feat that cements his role as savior of the human race.
In the Matrix, fate rules—since the world is preconstructed and actions predetermined, all questions already have answers and any choice is simply the illusion of choice. In the real world, humans have the power to change their fate, take individual action, and make mistakes.
The main mission in The Matrix is for the protagonist, Neo, to liberate humanity from the Matrix and fulfil his destiny of being the Messiah for mankind.
Matrix Theory is based on the idea that the world is like a computer program, with a set of rules and algorithms that determine how things work. According to as per research, understanding these rules and algorithms is the key to success in life, and anyone can learn to "HACK" the matrix by mastering them.
Neo's self-doubt affects his mindset and makes him weaker as a result. He also engages in intense battles against Agent Smith and his army of clones which takes a toll on him both physically and mentally, making him appear progressively weaker.
In his normal life, he is a quiet programmer for the "respectable software company" Meta Cortex, while in private, he is a computer hacker who penetrates computer systems illicitly and steals information under his hacker alias "Neo".
The Prophecy was a prediction made by the Oracle and, as told to Neo by Morpheus, stating the coming of The One and that it will herald the destruction of the Matrix and the freedom of humanity from their oppression by the Machines. Once The One enters the Source, he will have the power to destroy the Matrix.
The Animatrix confirms that only two people have ever achieved self-substantiation: an Olympic track athlete named Dan Davis and a teenager known as The Kid. The Animatrix segment "World Record" revealed Dan accidentally unplugged himself from The Matrix by pushing himself beyond his physical limitations during a race.
Morpheus tells of the original “the One,” the first person to wake from the Matrix. Because they were the first, they necessarily broke out on their own. Nearly everyone in Zion can trace their freedom directly back to that first mental prison break.
When the Matrix was first built, there was a man born inside who had the ability to change whatever he wanted, to remake the Matrix as he saw fit. It was he who freed the first of us, taught us the truth - As long as the Matrix exists, the human race will never be free.
In addition to Neo's general ability to manipulate aspects of the Matrix, perhaps his most notable power is being able to dodge bullets, although being able to fly is certainly up there as well. Neo is also telekinetic in general, able to move objects with his mind.
Since Neo was effectively the one who created this new world, the Machines might hire him to guard it and preserve the status quo as an agent. After all, Neo and Smith became one during the finale of The Matrix Revolutions, potentially creating the code for a hybrid of the two.
Morpheus reveals that Neo has been a slave to 'The Matrix' his whole life, like billions of other humans. It turns out 'The Matrix' is a network of immobilised humans connected and forced to live out their lives within a computerised dream.
It has become a fashion these days to declare everything in society as a Matrix. Rich billionaires, social media influencers, gender identity activists and unsatisfied men are using Matrix as a metaphor for institutional censorship and exploitation.
The machines have enslaved the human race as an energy source and are kept in containers plugged to the Matrix. The truth is that humans are living an illusion, a virtual reality generated by artificial intelligence. Neo has been chosen as “the one” in order to free the human race and save what is left of humanity.
Summary. The Matrix represents philosophical concepts such as the brain being the main interpreter of reality. The franchise prompts viewers to question the nature of reality and artificial intelligence. Humans are kept in the Matrix as a power source, controlled primarily by an entity called the Architect.
The original matrix was created by the humans, but once the Architect became self aware he hijacked it for his own purpose. The Architects true purpose in creating the Matrix was to model a piece of reality and therefore by observing that, might discover the nature of the AI that created it.
