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*For a short period in ''[[Halo 3]]'', Sentinels are the player's allies again (a result of the [[Master Chief]] being reunited with 343 Guilty Spark). However, Guilty Spark only had command of the Sentinels on [[Installation 04]], it is hinted that the Sentinels on the [[Ark]] are either controlled or influenced by [[Mendicant Bias]], via several implicating messages on the terminals found on the Ark. The Sentinels on the replacement Installation 04 are most likely controlled by Guilty Spark. Since Guilty Spark was destroyed, all Sentinels on the replacement [[Installation 04 (II)|Installation 04]] became hostile to anything on it. Another possibility is that Guilty Spark added the [[Master Chief]] and the [[Arbiter (Character)|Arbiter]] to the Sentinels targeting ledger.

*It is unknown why the Onyx Sentinels are so much more powerful than those found on the Halo Installations. Perhaps for game play reasons, Bungie probably didn't want the player to be playing hide and seek with Sentinels for most of the game. Another reason would be because of the importance of the Onyx Shield World, since it would, according to plan, be harboring millions of lives, they most likely designed the Onyx Sentinels to be more powerful and damage resilient than those found on the Halo Array because, if the Flood somehow survived, the Forerunners would be in dire need of extra protection.

*In the [[Halo 2]] level [[The Arbiter]], the [[Sangheili]] accompanying the Arbiter referred to the Sentinels as 'Warriors of the Sacred Rings', this is appropriate due to the design and function of the Sentinels is to combat anything that threatens the safety and/or functions of the Halo Arrays.

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 *For a short period in ''[[Halo 3]]'', Sentinels are the player's allies again (a result of the [[Master Chief]] being reunited with 343 Guilty Spark). However, Guilty Spark only had command of the Sentinels on [[Installation 04]], it is hinted that the Sentinels on the [[Ark]] are either controlled or influenced by [[Mendicant Bias]], via several implicating messages on the terminals found on the Ark. The Sentinels on the replacement Installation 04 are most likely controlled by Guilty Spark. Since Guilty Spark was destroyed, all Sentinels on the replacement [[Installation 04 (II)|Installation 04]] became hostile to anything on it. Another possibility is that Guilty Spark added the [[Master Chief]] and the [[Arbiter (Character)|Arbiter]] to the Sentinels targeting ledger.
 *It is unknown why the Onyx Sentinels are so much more powerful than those found on the Halo Installations. Perhaps for game play reasons, Bungie probably didn't want the player to be playing hide and seek with Sentinels for most of the game. Another reason would be because of the importance of the Onyx Shield World, since it would, according to plan, be harboring millions of lives, they most likely designed the Onyx Sentinels to be more powerful and damage resilient than those found on the Halo Array because, if the Flood somehow survived, the Forerunners would be in dire need of extra protection.
+*In the [[Halo 2]] level [[The Arbiter]], the [[Sangheili]] accompanying the Arbiter referred to the Sentinels as 'Warriors of the Sacred Rings', this is appropriate due to the design and function of the Sentinels is to combat anything that threatens the safety and/or functions of the Halo Arrays.
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