The Matrix Revolutions
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:40:02
- Who the hell are you?
- I'm here to volunteer sir.

:40:06
What's a pod-born pencil-neck like you
doing volunteering for my corps?

:40:10
I wanna do my part, sir!
:40:12
We gotta hold the dock.
:40:15
How old are you, kid?
:40:16
- Eighteen.
- Shoulda said sixteen, I mighta believed that!

:40:21
- Ok, I'm sixteen.
- Minimum age for the corps is 18.

:40:23
Sixteen's too young.
:40:25
Machines don't care how old I am.
They'll kill me just the same.

:40:31
Ain't that the goddamned truth.
:40:33
Give me a chance, Sir.
:40:35
I won't let you down.
:40:37
You do, and you'll find me and the
machines have something in common.

:40:37
You do, and you'll find me and the
machines have something in common.

:40:54
Ok, charge the igniter.
:41:03
She lives again.
:41:05
You want us to patch an uplink to
reload the operations software, Sparky?

:41:08
Yeah, that'd be swell. You can clean
the windshield while you're at it.

:41:16
Uplinks are in place,
I'm bringing her back online.

:41:19
Looking good, except uh...
:41:23
Something's wrong
with the Matrix feed.

:41:25
No there's not.
:41:26
You're looking at
what we're looking at.

:41:28
What the hell is
going on in there?

:41:30
Whatever it is,
it can't be good.

:41:32
The machines have taken Junction 21.
:41:35
The way I see it, if we drop
down and broadcast here...

:41:38
... at Interstate 153,
we might surprise them.

:41:41
We go first, hammer as deep
as we can, then blow our EMP.

:41:46
Hopefully we can punch a whole big
enough for you to get through.

:41:50
It ain't pretty, but the way I
see it, it's the only way back.

:41:56
No it's not.
:41:57
There's another way.
:41:59
A support line.

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