rex the thign we came up with though is angels arnt saposed to be around.. they are programs doing something they arnt saposed to do.. so what was seraphs original purpose? i was thining maybe just a body guard for him then he went rogue to protect the oracle and since hes good now and a protector hes an angel
Yes, ANOTHER reason! 🙂
I still haven’t quite figured out WHAT the Merovingian was. Aside from having some kind of control over sub-routines. The Trainman was obviously a “bus”, an old one, but a “bus” none the less.
So it seems the Mero controls peculiar sub-programs and somehow the “trashcan” of the Matrix. A program meant for deletion goes there before going to the Source, and the Mero can then offer them exile if they want to.
So if Seraph was some kind of “firewall” or “attack-program”(what) meant for deletion, he might’ve been offered a place among the Mero’s henchmen.
Jedi, Omega> I feel like crying. If what everyone is saying here is true then I love this movie already. I STILL haven't seen it yet (see it tomorrow at 2000 EST). But if this is ticking off this many people then it says to me that the W bros did not sell out! I never would have thought that they would've. But I feel even better now that I know they didn't, And that it pissed some folks off. The Wachowski's were bold. They told Their story, Their way. And I like that already. Sounds like they wrapped things up in a way that true fans for the most part appreciate. I love that too. Jedi, do you remember that binary 'P' that I made. This movie... no, this trilogy, seems to remind me of that. There is deepness and meaning, but only to those who care to look. Otherwise, it's just another 'P.' In fact, if you don't look for the deepness, then it seems like a sorry excuse at making a 'P' look special. Again, I love that they were determined to stay true to their ideas, and the story they wanted to tell. They didn't promise to make a story that would please the masses. They just promised a story that they believed was great. So when everyone thinks they messed up the ending, or ruined the trilogy, that's just an opinion. The Wachowski's did it Exactly the way they wanted. And if We were to think it sucks, that's just because we wanted to see something else. Not because they did it "wrong." Anyhow, like I said, I have yet to see this one (30 hrs 57 minutes left for me) but I like what they've done already 😉
Well remember how it can be assumed that the Merovingian is also "Lucifer" (God of the underworld) which would tie in with Hades etc.
Well Lucifer used to be an Angel and was cast down. So I am guessing if we link pieces together from the various ties in myth, legend and certain religious aspects and fit them into Seraph's character, I am certain we can figure out exactly what he really was or did.
Remember, a wingless angel is mortal.