To crack this code, we need only look to one of the most important figures in Neo's life after he escaped The Matrix. Played in the first film by the late Gloria Foster, The Oracle was a program created by The Machines to examine humans, helping create a believable version of The Matrix to keep them fooled. After this success, she abandoned her ties with The Machines and helped members of humanity discover their potential and escape the prison she herself helped build. Her ability to calculate occurrences and events provides her with a form of foresight to advise members of the Resistance, including Neo.
Sharing a strong bond throughout the original trilogy, The Oracle is Neo's most revered advisor, helping him on his path to save humanity and defeat his longtime adversary Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving). It's this battle, and the self-sacrifice Neo endures to overcome it that leads to one of the most intriguing quotes from The Oracle that could lead into "The Matrix Resurrections." On a park bench with Sati (rumored to be Priyanka Chopra Jonas in the new film), The Oracle is asked if they will ever see Neo again. "I suspect so," she says. "Someday." While it does lead the film to end on a hopeful, albeit ambiguous line regarding Neo's future (that we now know will be put into effect), there are strong indicators she didn't just predict the hero's return, but actually planned it.
