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Date Posted: 15:11:34 06/05/03 Thu
Author: ghost
Subject: you get this from matrix 1
In reply to: sef 's message, "Agent Smith cant command sentinels" on 10:34:49 06/05/03 Thu

in matrix 1, where the agents are keeping morpheus in custody and realize that cypher (the traitor) has failed his task of killing the crew, the start this conversation:

AGENT SMITH
Never send a human to do a machine's
job.

AGENT BROWN
If, indeed, Reagan had failed, they
will sever the connection as soon as
possible, unless --

AGENT JONES
They are dead. In either case --

AGENT SMITH
We have no choice but to continue as
planned. Deploy the sentinels.
Immediately.

Later, agent jones mentions: they are in attack position now

this seems to me as if the agents do have a mechanism to control the machines outside the matrix (i don't believe in the matrix-within-a-matrix-theory), via the machine mainframe or whatever.

cheers

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