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The Matrix Resurrections’ Biggest Savior Is Sati

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A key arc in The Matrix Resurrections reveals that the film’s greatest savior in the new machine war isn’t Neo or Trinity.

WARNING: The following contains spoilers for The Matrix Resurrections, now in theaters and on HBO Max.

In The Matrix Resurrections, Neo (Keanu Reeves) needed quite a bit of help to free Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) from the machines, all so he could start liberating the digital construct and expand the rebellion in Io, the new Zion. However, while they did their job well and kickstarted another movement, they weren’t the big saviors of the story — this was actually Priyanka Chopra’s Sati.

Sati was introduced in The Matrix Revolutions at the Limbo station, a hub for programs that served no purpose in the Matrix. She was an “exile” program, born from the union of two other programs, Rama Kandra and Kamala. Her parents made her without a specific purpose, which caused the Architect to deem her a blight on his perfect Matrix. The Merovingian did offer to save her from deletion, though, a testament to why he had other exiles following him.


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Sati innocently bonded with Neo and later on, she, the Oracle and her protector Seraph were reborn in the new world Neo created. They wondered if he’d return and after several years, he did just that. In Resurrections, Neo was hidden in a new Matrix as a game developer. Little did he know that Sati was waiting to start the liberation project, much like the Oracle did years back.

The older Sati first appears in the Matrix itself, playing a stranger casually coaxing Neo into discovering the truth about his simulated life with a wry smile. Later, she’s revealed to be a friend of General Niobe, swimming in between both the real and fake worlds. In addition to being a key ally to humanity, she’s also adored by freed machines and rogue programs alike, coming off like a new Oracle with her knowledge.


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But Sati’s more human than the other programs, eager to help Neo get to Machine City and rescue Trinity from the pods for a couple of reasons. She believes in their love as the key to freedom in all realms, but also, she wants revenge for the loss of her parents and the Oracle — all of whom were deleted when the machines waged war again. The “purge” saw these outlier programs eliminated, but Sati lived on, finally understanding her purpose in the conflict.

As Resurrections reveals, she used her knowledge gleaned from spy bots in the machine world to sneak a nanobot version of Morpheus in, injecting him into the pods while working with insect-bots to bring Bugs (the freedom fighter who freed Neo’s mind) inside too. As Neo distracted the Analyst, the gatekeeper of the new Matrix, and his agents, Sati more or less performed surgery, using Bugs’ mind to unlock Trinity’s so that once Neo got Trinity to say yes to escaping the Analyst’s construct, the rebels could open a portal via the operator/hacker, Seq.


Luckily, Sati’s belief in free will worked, as she made it clear the choice to all this wasn’t going to be down to Neo like it did back in the original trilogy with the Oracle. Instead, she knew it’d be down to Trinity, who’d display the powers of the One to save Neo and get back to Io. Thus, Sati’s plan in Resurrections remixed what the Oracle did, even after Niobe and co. refused to risk their safety. She knew Neo was but one variable in the equation and that Trinity was going to complete the picture so they could rebuild in and out of the next iteration of the Matrix.

See how Sati becomes the greatest savior in The Matrix Resurrections, now in theaters and on HBO Max.


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