* [[P-body]] can be seen running off through the Test Chamber exit when {{Spoiler text|[[Wheatley]]}} first destroys the wall.
* [[P-body]] can be seen running off through the Test Chamber exit when {{Spoiler text|[[Wheatley]]}} first destroys the wall.
* [[Wheatley]] says that there is no exit, which could be a reference to the famous play ''No Exit'' by Jean-Paul Sartre. The three main characters in the play are locked in the room for eternity, just as Chell is locked in Aperture Science.
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Chapter 8 - Test Chamber 15
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This is the fifty-fifth level of the game, and takes place within an incomplete Aperture Science Test Chamber. This level features both Excursion Funnel and Repulsion Gel, and demonstrates the way in which the Funnel can be used to transport Gels to wherever they are needed.
TEST by Aperture Science Psychoacoustics Laboratory [6:14] | Download| PlayExcursion Funnel by Aperture Science Psychoacoustics Laboratory [4:32] | Download| Play
Trivia
P-body can be seen running off through the Test Chamber exit when Wheatley first destroys the wall.
Wheatley says that there is no exit, which could be a reference to the famous play No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre. The three main characters in the play are locked in the room for eternity, just as Chell is locked in Aperture Science.
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Play
Excursion Funnel by Aperture Science Psychoacoustics Laboratory [4:32] |