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The Matrix
"Déjá Vu"
Matrix Comics Vol. 2
Story and art by Paul Chadwick
1999 |
A woman begins to predict future
events.
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Didja Know?
The title of this story,
"Déjá Vu",
is French, meaning "already seen".
Déjá vu as a term
is the sensation of having experienced a current event
previously. In
The Matrix,
Trinity explains to Neo that déjà vu is usually a glitch in the
Matrix caused when the machines change something.
Characters appearing or mentioned in this story
stockbroker
stockbroker's wife
Butterfield (mentioned only)
Didja Notice?
On page 5 of the story, the stockbroker mentions a
pharmaceutical company called Pfitzer. This appears to be a
fictitious company, but was probably inspired by
Pfizer Inc.,
an American pharmaceutical company.
Amourtin appears to be the name of the combination
aphrodisiac/contraceptive drug Pfitzer manufactures that
makes the stockbroker and his wife rich. Amourtin is a
fictitious drug.
On the last page of the story, the stockbroker says he's now
being investigated by S.E.C. The S.E.C. is the
U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission, responsible for
regulating the nation's stock and options exchanges.
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