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''The Cortanas leap into his armor and form chains of light that hold down his arms. The Didact loses his grip on John, who falls and manages to catch the edge of the light bridge. He looks up.''

'''{''Gameplay''}'''

'''{''Gameplay/quick time event''}'''

''John struggles to climb up the edge. His shields are down and don't recharge. After looking down at the Composer's energy below, he pulls himself up and pulls out a pulse grenade. The Didact is still struggling to free himself.''

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*Curiously, [[UNSC Fleet Command|FLEETCOM]] is written as "Fleetcom" in subtitles when they're speaking but as "FleetCom" when being spoken to.

*While this level takes place in July, one can clearly see snow all over Canada and the north part of the USA. This is probably a mistake by the developers.

*This is the first playable ~~level~~ in the Halo series to take place in [[~~Slipspace~~]].

*This level features the first playable section in the Halo series to take place in [[Slipstream space|slipspace]], which is depicted as a bright haze of luminous, predominantly blue-tinted streaks reflecting various colors across the visible spectrum, a departure from the canonical descriptions of slipspace as a pitch black emptiness. A similar effect is seen when the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} is seen traveling through slipspace in [[S1/Departure|first episode]] of ''[[Spartan Ops]]''. Although this may be an instance of artistic license to make slipspace more visually appealing and to convey the movement of ships traveling within, the effect may also be produced by Forerunner slipspace drive architecture or other trait different from previously observed human and Covenant ships. It is known that dimensions exist within the range of slipspace that have a visible appearance of bluish fog; the [[Forerunner crystal]] caused the ''[[Ascendant Justice]]'' to transition into such an alternate slipspace.

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 ''The Cortanas leap into his armor and form chains of light that hold down his arms. The Didact loses his grip on John, who falls and manages to catch the edge of the light bridge. He looks up.''
-'''{''Gameplay''}'''
+'''{''Gameplay/quick time event''}'''
 ''John struggles to climb up the edge. His shields are down and don't recharge. After looking down at the Composer's energy below, he pulls himself up and pulls out a pulse grenade. The Didact is still struggling to free himself.''
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 *Curiously, [[UNSC Fleet Command|FLEETCOM]] is written as "Fleetcom" in subtitles when they're speaking but as "FleetCom" when being spoken to.
 *While this level takes place in July, one can clearly see snow all over Canada and the north part of the USA. This is probably a mistake by the developers.
-*This is the first playable level in the Halo series to take place in [[Slipspace]].
+*This level features the first playable section in the Halo series to take place in [[Slipstream space|slipspace]], which is depicted as a bright haze of luminous, predominantly blue-tinted streaks reflecting various colors across the visible spectrum, a departure from the canonical descriptions of slipspace as a pitch black emptiness. A similar effect is seen when the {{UNSCShip|Infinity}} is seen traveling through slipspace in [[S1/Departure|first episode]] of ''[[Spartan Ops]]''. Although this may be an instance of artistic license to make slipspace more visually appealing and to convey the movement of ships traveling within, the effect may also be produced by Forerunner slipspace drive architecture or other trait different from previously observed human and Covenant ships. It is known that dimensions exist within the range of slipspace that have a visible appearance of bluish fog; the [[Forerunner crystal]] caused the ''[[Ascendant Justice]]'' to transition into such an alternate slipspace.
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