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Unwearied Heart is the sixteenth track included in the first disc of the Halo 2 Anniversary Original Soundtrack. It is the remastered version of Rue and Woe from High Charity Suite in the Halo 2: Original Soundtrack.
Appearances
Halo 2: Anniversary
- During the Control Room cinematic on The Great Journey
Halo: The Master Chief Collection
- Unwearied Heart plays as one of three tracks in the menus of Halo: The Master Chief Collection. It follows the monk chant from the Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary track Installation 04 and the Halo 2: Anniversary track Not a Number.
Trivia
Rue and Woe, the classic version of this track, plays during gameplay in the level Quarantine Zone, when Thel 'Vadamee exits the Sentinel manufacturing facility and is reunited with Rtas 'Vadumee while the latter is dropped off from a Phantom with a Spectre. However whilst playing on remastered mode on Halo 2: Anniversary, in the same part of this level, the remastered track Unwearied Heart was omitted from gameplay for unknown reasons. In Halo: The Master Chief Collection, the classic track still plays when playing in Classic Halo 2 mode.
