The Merovingian

Okay.

So the Merovingian in-

Monica Bellucci, the- [laughs]

Yeah.

The Mer- the Merovingian would be Beaker, uh, would be, uh, Honeydew and Beaker.

The architect is the old, the old white guy who in the-

Oh, yeah.

We see the military versus the council, the council versus the captains and all of these different ways in which – People have a power and people resist that power for the reasons of their own beliefs or their own standards.

You could even argue that the characters that we meet in the train station are being not only oppressed by the Matrix, but also taken advantage of and oppressed by the Merovingian,

who

has his own demands that he makes of the people that he is, you know, helping to find any level of freedom.

parents.

Yeah.

Like, like, you know, the Merovingian, he made a deal with us, but it doesn't it only is for our daughter, like rip in pieces.

Like, OK, but he could have offered them a better deal.

He's being he's being forced against his will.

He's been imprisoned twice by multiple people, both by the Matrix itself and then by the Merovingian.

He's on the run and and he loses his life in a fight for freedom.

Well, and he also talks about like that.

which is that he is a believer.

He believes in this hope that maybe this will be the time that the cycle will break.

And sure, there is the cause and effect that the Merovingian talks about, this action, reaction, cause and effect that it's like, well, I know this is what I have to do.

This is what's supposed to happen.