<s>[INST] This isn't a question about the movie "The Matrix" (1999) nor is it a question about 1999 but rather its relevance because it was written by the Wachowskis who both collectively identify as women. The Wachowskis are credited with – among other contributions - a fresh and innovative vision for what would become the "superhero" film genre. Many believe that the sibling duo who would proceed to go on and take the iconic film"V for Vendetta" to the screen (as writers) are laying out through "Bound" a precursor of a complex narrative that would follow in their other films. "Bound" (1996) is a film that boasts a not only innovative cinematography, but also a highly intricate narrative structure. This is a film that sees at its center - and the writers' attention to explore and highlight - the centrality of women's narratives, feminist ideals, and their agency in and through the plot. I'd like to request your analysis of the film and what themes and motifs the Wachowskis use to develop what could be described as, a feminist narrative.[/INST]