[RELOADED_REMIXED] Chapter 8: Niobe, Lock and Morpheus. 

Reloaded Remixed is a fan edit combining elements of "The Matrix Reloaded", "The Animatrix" animated shorts, and the "Enter the Matrix" video game. The goal is to create a 2 hour film which is a tribute to the original work while presenting something completely new.
This scene continues the pattern of switching back and forth from Neo's story presented in "Reloaded" with Niobe's story in "Enter the Matrix." Here we get a deeper looking into Niobe's relationship with Commander Lock, as well as their attitudes toward Morpheus. This scene like the scene earlier between Neo and Hamann, and a later scene between Ghost and Trinity, opens with the closeup of the red door common on each individual Zion dwelling. In a way that is a signal to the audience that the film is going to take a moment to look inside a characters emotional interior, where characters are free to express their inner thoughts. As Niobe and Lock share their thoughts about Morpheus I cut back and forth between the Lock castigating Morpheus for his behavior in the previous scene. This can be seen as either a flashback or flash-forward however you wish its importance is to inform the conversation taking place in the present. The White Out transition is used here to not only smooth out the transition between scenes but also to underline the reservations Niobe still has for Morpheus, as he is the character who appears in the following scene. We get an impression of Niobe's love for Morpheus and Morpheus's love for all of Zion. Notice as he stands outside of his dwelling, as if to represent that he is completely open with his feelings and beliefs.
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