Fate Vs Freewill In Lord Of The Flies

The universe created by this film has an all out war, clearly defined between Man and Machine. But that's not all, this movie shows that we are more like machines than we think and that they are more like us. Many times it is shown that the humans who have been released from the Matrix are as relentlessly driven as the machines that held them captive. Morpheus faith in Neo and the prophecy is unwavering and unquestioning. In almost all situations Neo has a robotic like calm surrounding him. Trinity's loyalty to Neo has a machine-like consistency. Also, the RedPills fighting and shooting abilities are superhuman and their skills are programs downloaded into their heads.
In contrast, the Agents who are sentient programs created to guard the Matrix and eliminate any threats to it can be seen to be human-like at times. Agents collectively have no personality but in each trio of Agents, one of them has been given a more defined personality for discussions or interrogations. They can feel pain as well as emotions like disgust, hatred, and horror.

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Choosing the blue pill results in your memory being wiped and you forgetting all about the Matrix, and you go back to your normal life. Choosing the red pill, however, allows you to be freed from the Matrix's programming and you can leave and enter the Matrix at your own option. The world of the Matrix is ruled by machines and programs who determine you fate. Choices for all those who are stilled plugged into the Matrix is just illusions of choice. But for all those who chose the red pill or been born outside of the Matrix have freewill to make their own choices and make mistakes both in the real world and in the Matrix. This all boils down to the red pill representing free will and the blue pill representing