The Matrix of Employment
Date Submitted: 11/16/2002 02:00:52
Category: / Entertainment / Movies & Film
Length: 2 pages (440 words)
Category: / Entertainment / Movies & Film
Length: 2 pages (440 words)
The Matrix of Employment
“But I never sleep without saying the prayer, never forget, even in dreams, what I am to be (Haskins).” This is a line form a poem by Lola Haskins that mimics the growth of a bird. It speaks of the way a baby bird progresses to become what it is destined to be just as we human beings progress within our society. This also spills over into the movie, “ The Matrix,”
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out way. This is a reoccurring theme in life as reflected in both our literature and movies. Lola Haskins tells us, “And I practice, lifting the right muscles, doing wind sprints, everything you say, understanding all this time that my pay can be no more than your own.” Meaning that we all have our personal goals to work towards that differ from one another. But it is up to us to journey on.
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