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Character Analysis: Wintermute-Neuromancer

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Neuromancer is an adventure where possibilities remain endless. Case is a computer hacker, formerly a cowboy and a hard core junkie. When a man of mystery called Armitage offers Case a job hacking again, he take Armitage up on the offer. He begins working with a woman named Molly Millions, who works for but does not trust Armitage. Molly and Case begin working on missions for Armitage and start working a man named Rivera, who can create holographic illusions. With this new team assembled, they embark to the space colony Zion, where Case has his first encounter with Wintermute an extremely advanced artificial intelligence while in the Matrix. Throughout the novel Wintermute-Neuromancer remains ubiquitous, boundless, able to appear anywhere and

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