Young human freed from the Matrix, deeply inspired by Neo.
Young human freed by Neo who joins the resistance.
The Kid is a disaffected teenager who senses that the world is unreal and searches online for answers. After Neo warns him about approaching Agents, he jumps from a school roof rather than surrender. He awakens in the real world through self-substantiation, believing Neo helped him until Neo explains that he saved himself.
Benny is Abe’s driver and trusted associate, describing Abe as a father-like figure who has treated him like a son. He is questioned by detectives about the Lucky Saints Bar incident, recounts the preceding events, and proves his driving ability during a dangerous chase.
Bob Drummond is a member of the recovery team tasked with retrieving boxes from the sunken vehicle. During the team's dangerous attempt to use bait and a harpoon against the large shark in the river, the shark attacks and kills Bob. His death makes the danger of the operation immediate and prompts Ernie Morgan to want to report the incident and stop the job.
Brian lives on a neighbouring property and unexpectedly visits David and Aaron while they are holding Troy. Unaware at first of what they are doing, he spends the afternoon with them, giving Troy time to wake and escape into the bush. Troy later reaches Brian's home, alerting him to the situation and forcing the kidnappers to face a choice.
Clayton Watson has 12 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Matrix with 2 titles. Signature works include The Animatrix, Willa, Kid's Story. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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