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The Instructor is accessed from a Zion terminal and concludes the short - which only depicts the Machines' later actions as monstrous - by begging for forgiveness for humanity and machines both.
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* UnreliableExpositor: The whole story is told from the machine point of view. Considering its over-the-top portray of humanity as a whole as puppy-kicking bastards, and the bizarre HollywoodTactics on display, it's very easy to conclude it as nothing else than self-justification of the war and eventual enslavement of humans.
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* FantasticRacism: Part I reveals the catalyst of the entire Man-Machine war with hardworking, intelligent androids being abused and mistreated by their corrupt human masters. It gets to point where one of them actually kills his human master not wanting to be demolished, causing an outcry and mass panic triggering a worldwide eradication of machines. Several instances depicted [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything reference]] and [[AnAesop even mimic various real-life social revolutions]] such as the Slave Trade, the Civil Rights Movement, The Tiananmen Square Massacre and The Vietnam War.
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* FantasticRacism: Part I reveals the catalyst of the entire Man-Machine war with hardworking, intelligent androids being abused and mistreated by their corrupt human masters. It gets to point where one of them actually kills his human master not wanting to be demolished, causing an outcry and mass panic triggering a worldwide eradication of machines. Several instances depicted [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything reference]] and [[AnAesop even mimic various real-life social revolutions]] revolutions such as the Slave Trade, the Civil Rights Movement, The Tiananmen Square Massacre and The Vietnam War.
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* TheDogBitesBack: Pretty much the basis of the story. While it's left somewhat vague in the movies, this confirms that [[ForWantOfANail it all could've been avoided]] if humans treated the machines better.
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* TheDogBitesBack: Pretty much the basis of the story. While it's left somewhat vague in the movies, this confirms that [[ForWantOfANail it all could've been avoided]] avoided if humans treated the machines better.
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* ForWantOfANail: All this wouldn't have happened if not for Gerrard E. Krause. (That's the rich man who owned B1-66ER and wanted him replaced and destroyed in the first place.)
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* RooftopConfrontation: Running out of options, Cis escapes to the rooftop of a Japanese fortress, where she faces Duo. He finds it ironic, given that she ran herself into a corner in an already futile attempt to escape. But since she has nowhere to run, they face each other.
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* BlownAcrossTheRoom: [[spoiler:Cis punches Kaiser so hard he ends up on a floor, few steps away. What makes it ''really'' stand out is the fact she did it in real world and not inside simulation]].
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* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: [[spoiler:Cis punches Kaiser so hard he ends up on a floor, few steps away. What makes it ''really'' stand out is the fact she did it in real world and not inside simulation]].
