Defying Lock's military solution, Morpheus claimed: "There is only one way to save our city...Neo!" When elderly Councillor Hamann (Anthony Zerbe) entered, Morpheus again asserted, in hopeful terms: "There is nothing to fear.He must've seen the whole thing happen.He must've seen his mother get killed, and all just 'cause she loved him.Isn't that what her revenge was all about? Her sense of loss, her rage at what she thought happened? Her love for him? Bizarre, isn't it?.Remember that you are a human being with a soul and the divine gift of articulate speech, that your native language is the language of Shakespeare and Milton and The Bible...I'll never forget you, Apollo.You're the best." At the end of his words and before leaving, he placed his own championship boxing belt (won from Creed in an earlier film) on the flower-adorned grave, although it wasn't buried permanently.Appalled by the horrors of the working world and the waste of life, Freder runs to a waiting limousine, and orders: "To he new Tower of Babel - to my father -!" He is driven on an elevated highway through Metropolis, full of fantastical towering skyscrapers, airplanes, traffic on the city's crowded streets, skycars, bridges and arching or suspended expressways.