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>>Probably. >> >>Have you also noticed the many biblical concepts and >>phrases throughout? The Nebechudnezzer (probably spelt >>wrong but can't be bothered looking it up!), Trinity, >>Zion, etc. > >Nebuchadnezzar: >A babylonian king who led his army to destroy and take >over a multitude of countries. >I think they gave the ship it's name because it led >them to the path of multiple victories, a strong name >for a strong and willing group. > >"Morpheus" is the Greek god of sleep and dreams (his >name refers to the fact that dreams change you) > >From what i've read, Neo is greek for "new". nothing >else though. > >The movie "The Matrix" was created from a story >written by Plato called "The Allegory of the Cave" >which is in the written books called "The Republic", >which also created by Plato( extreeeemely long, so >long that there are 10 books. >http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/republic.html) > >Zion could better be described as, for the movie, a >place of sound and ideal community, a utopia. a sacred >place only known by those human. > >if you are intrigued by the story of the allagory of >the cave and it's relation to the matrix, go to these >sites: > >http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/9175/neo/mat >rixplatoscave.html >http://whatisthematrix.warnerbros.com/rl_cmp/new_phil_p >artridge.html > >or just look up plato AND matrix on google or something

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