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The piece is a tense, moody ambient song by string orchestra. The piece opens with a dark, powerful drumbeat, followed by an apprehensive minor chord. Every [[seven]] seconds, the drum sounds again, punctuating a change in the chord. The song becomes increasingly disjointed towards the end, featuring the scrambled high notes typical of [[ | The piece is a tense, moody ambient song by string orchestra. The piece opens with a dark, powerful drumbeat, followed by an apprehensive minor chord. Every [[seven]] seconds, the drum sounds again, punctuating a change in the chord. The song becomes increasingly disjointed towards the end, featuring the scrambled high notes typical of the [[Flood]], and slowly fades out, leaving a dark air to the scene. The piece is remastered into ''[[A Private Service]]'' in the ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary: Original Soundtrack]]''. | ||
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*In the level ''[[The Silent Cartographer]]'', when ''[[Bravo 022]]'' gives a Mayday call. | *In the level ''[[The Silent Cartographer]]'', when ''[[Bravo 022]]'' gives a Mayday call. | ||
*During the cutscene in ''[[343 Guilty Spark]]'' where [[John-117]] watches the video feed from [[Wallace Jenkins|Jenkins]]' helmet. | *During the cutscene in ''[[343 Guilty Spark]]'' where [[John-117]] watches the video feed from [[Wallace Jenkins|Jenkins]]' helmet. | ||
*It can be heard for a second time in ''[[343 Guilty Spark]]'' if the player tries to take the elevator they used to enter the containment facility. | |||
*In the level ''[[Keyes]]'', it is heard when John-117 discovers that Captain Keyes was assimilated into the [[Proto-Gravemind]]. | |||
*In the beginning of ''[[Halo: Last One Standing]]'' of the ''[[Halo: Landfall]]'' series, when [[T. Rymann]] deviates from the mission's original course to find a medic for the injured [[S. Hartley]]. | *In the beginning of ''[[Halo: Last One Standing]]'' of the ''[[Halo: Landfall]]'' series, when [[T. Rymann]] deviates from the mission's original course to find a medic for the injured [[S. Hartley]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
The name is clearly derived from the Chief witnessing the horrible fates of | The name is clearly derived from the Chief witnessing the horrible fates of Jenkins, [[Bisenti]], [[Mendoza]] and the rest of [[Avery Junior Johnson|Johnson]]'s squad. | ||
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Lament for Pvt. Jenkins is the twelfth piece included in the Halo: Original Soundtrack.
Overview
The piece is a tense, moody ambient song by string orchestra. The piece opens with a dark, powerful drumbeat, followed by an apprehensive minor chord. Every seven seconds, the drum sounds again, punctuating a change in the chord. The song becomes increasingly disjointed towards the end, featuring the scrambled high notes typical of the Flood, and slowly fades out, leaving a dark air to the scene. The piece is remastered into A Private Service in the Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary: Original Soundtrack.
Appearances
It can be heard:
- In the level The Silent Cartographer, when Bravo 022 gives a Mayday call.
- During the cutscene in 343 Guilty Spark where John-117 watches the video feed from Jenkins' helmet.
- It can be heard for a second time in 343 Guilty Spark if the player tries to take the elevator they used to enter the containment facility.
- In the level Keyes, it is heard when John-117 discovers that Captain Keyes was assimilated into the Proto-Gravemind.
- In the beginning of Halo: Last One Standing of the Halo: Landfall series, when T. Rymann deviates from the mission's original course to find a medic for the injured S. Hartley.
Trivia
The name is clearly derived from the Chief witnessing the horrible fates of Jenkins, Bisenti, Mendoza and the rest of Johnson's squad.
