Editing Trinity (The Matrix) (section)

===''The Matrix''===
Trinity is first introduced at the beginning of ''The Matrix'', in a phone conversation with [[Cypher (The Matrix)|Cypher]], which is heard offscreen. This cuts to a dingy hotel room fight scene between Trinity and a group of police officers. Also on hand are [[Agent (The Matrix)|Agents]], sentient programs that police the Matrix to pinpoint potential troublemakers and neutralize them.

Trinity is next seen communicating with Neo for Morpheus in several encounters. Eventually, she and the rest of the ''Nebuchadnezzar'''s crew unplug Neo from the Matrix and begin his training as a new recruit in the war against the machines. She participates in several missions into the Matrix, including taking Neo to [[Oracle (The Matrix)|The Oracle]], a sentient program inside the Matrix who seems, almost paradoxically, to possess greatly enhanced powers of intuition and foresight.

Throughout the film, it is apparent that Trinity has been in love with Neo from afar for some time, although she continues to conceal her feelings for him. Near the end of the first film, after Neo is killed by [[Agent Smith]] inside the Matrix, she speaks to his interfaced physical body and reveals that the Oracle told her that she would fall in love with The One, a prophesied individual capable of manipulating the Matrix to an unprecedented degree. She then kisses him, whereupon he miraculously returns to life both in the real world and within the Matrix. The resurrected Neo easily defeats the three Agents and returns to his body back on the ship. The first film ends with Neo returning to the Matrix to show people still unknowingly trapped there what they, too, might achieve someday.<ref>[http://www.ix625.com/matrixscript.html Complete transcript of the first Matrix film] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070630044903/http://www.ix625.com/matrixscript.html |date=June 30, 2007 }}</ref> This marks the beginning of a romantic relationship between Neo and Trinity which proves decisive in the outcome of the series.