The unvieling of a great theory on Neo's Coma

Ok, after much deep thought I have discarded my previous theory where I used real world applications. My new theory is this:

I believe MinM theory is possible. I believe that Neo was pulled back into the first matrix wirelessly by the Mergovingian by request of the architect becuase Neo discovered the true nature of this reality, this Zion, this place he called the free world. I have many reasons to believe this. Anyone who saw the super bowl trailers remembers Mergovingian and Trinity talking hostily about the return of Neo and why she wanted this stupid man so much.
"You would do that for this man."
It was some kind of club with the name Hell where they were talking. Then I played Enter the Matrix and at the last fmv with the Oracle she talks of Neo's state of how he is trapped between two worlds. And Trinity would have to fight through hell to get him. Now my question is how would she know this. She is just a program. She cant see past the scope of the matrix, unless its another matrix. See she even says she only knows what happens at the end....when he reinserts his code into the source.
But he doesn't go that way and she says she can't see ahead any more so exactly how does she make this conjecture unless

a)Neo is back in the matrix wirelessly
-or-
b)The MIAM theory is true.

I believe a) to be true because the MIAM is too cheesy. I believe that Niobe tells Trinity of the fighting through hell, and she discovers Mergovingian owns a club name Hell something, and she goes to rescue him. He is under captivity like the keymaker.

Any thoughts, comments.....post away.....I love to debate my theories:D

I believe in the wireless theory because i dont believe the m in m theory would work with the online game that comes out after Revolutions. You talking about Trinity fighting throug Hell makes since too, since the trailor for Revolutions shows her fighting in Club Hell. As for the Merovingian connection, I dont know because I didnt see that ad.

I like your 'Club Hell' theory I mean we've seen the physical embodiment of phrases and words before havn't we? 'Follow the white Rabbit'...

Hi! btw I'm new here, anyway I also like all that hell theory stuff. As for how the Mergovingian traped Neo in a wireless connection do you have any ideas? I'm personally intrigued by the Mergovingian's explination of feelings as he "excited" that woman who ate the cake he made, and I find it interesting that every time Neo saw the Oracle, he took food, (The cookie in Matrix, the candy in Matrix Reloaded) After that cake scene it seemed a person with food could be reprogrammed and as what happened to the woman, that person can be overcome with emotion. Which interestingly enough is what influenced Neo's final choice. I don't know if these thoughts help bring us to some conclusion, but they are interesting to dwell on. and sorry if they were already brought up by others. like I said i'm new!

That is interesting......Maybe she gives him the food so that if he chooses the wrong choice they can still get him back to be taken to the source.

Good call on the wireless theory ... I wonder how the Smith/Bane coma would work with this? They've gotta be connected somehow, right? Maybe they both got pulled back in for their renegade actions in the Matrix?

Also interesting how Neo and Smith/Bane both fell into their comas after doing similar actions in the Zion World ... disabling the other side's primary weapons. I'm sure the clues are all there, we just have to put the pieces together.

My thoughts on the MIAM are all over this board, so I'm not gonna repeat myself on it. I will say this, the MIAM theory goes against everything we know about how the matrix works and doesn't work from the first movie. Due to the amazing continuity running through the series, I doub the W's would go the cheap, "ignore everything we just said" route with the series, plus they obviously have an affection for anime, which often combines the technological and mystical in unique ways, so it really wouldn't look like they'd go there. The MIAM theory is a distinctly american cinema notion, and we're conditioned from a lot of films lately to look for the ending that redefines everything we just saw (Usual Suspects, Fight Club, 6th Sense, etc.). The ending of reloaded does that, but in a wholly unique way, because the brothers cinematic roots appear to be in a lot of non-american films. Revolutions will be the unraveling of the changes Reloaded made, not a lead up to some other revelation.

But, I'm a little strapped for cash, so if anybody wants to believe in the MIAM theory, I am taking bets, and hell, I'll even give ya 10 to 1 odds. I could use a good November pay off.