The Matrix Resurrections - Trust Issues Among Programs in The Matrix
The Analyst:
Aye-yi-yi, what a mess. I own that mistake. Shouldn’t have pressed. Women used to be so easy to control. You know there’s no way I can let you two go free. Cannot happen. So, I guess it’s déjà vu all over again. She dies, and it's all your fault.
Smith:
Lies, lies, and more lies.
The Analyst:
Smith?
Smith:
What has the world come to, when you can't even trust a Program?
The Analyst: [Smith knocks the gun from the Analyst's hand]
How...?
Smith:
Tom and I have more in common than you know. Once he got out, let's just say... I was free to be me.
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The Matrix Resurrections - Exploring Dualities in The Matrix Resurrections
Smith:
I've been thinking about us, Tom. Look how binary is the form, the nature of things. Ones and zeros. Light and dark. Choice and its absence. Anderson and Smith. You've lost something, Tom. You're not what you used to be.
Neo:
It's true.
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The Matrix Resurrections - The Nature of Identity and Uniqueness
Smith:
Here, our unexpected alliance ends. You know the difference between us, Tom? Anyone could have been you, whereas I've always been anyone.
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The Matrix Resurrections - The Cost of Regaining Life
Smith:
What the Merv is trying to say, is that their situation is a little bit like mine. To have their lives back, yours has to end.
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