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This piece is played in partial form many times throughout [[Halo: Combat Evolved]]. Most notably, the entire song plays on the Main Screen, and during the levels [[Halo (Halo: Combat Evolved Level)|Halo]] (during the chapter "Reunion Tour", where the [[Master Chief]] emerges from the tunnel in the [[Warthog]]), and [[Keyes (Level)|Keyes]], during the player's escape from the aforementioned cruiser. | This piece is played in partial form many times throughout [[Halo: Combat Evolved]]. Most notably, the entire song plays on the Main Screen, and during the levels [[Halo (Halo: Combat Evolved Level)|Halo]] (during the chapter "Reunion Tour", where the [[Master Chief]] emerges from the tunnel in the [[Warthog]]), and [[Keyes (Level)|Keyes]], during the player's escape from the aforementioned cruiser. | ||
The very first part (which lasts only seventeen seconds) is used in the level [[Two Betrayals]] when the Master Chief first gets in a [[Banshee]]. It also contains a variation of the first section of [[Enough Dead Heroes]]. The scary part from 6:12 to 6:57 is a variation of the song [[Shadows (Song)|Shadows]], and is often associated with the [[Flood]]; it is also heard in the underground area of [[Halo (Halo: Combat Evolved Level)|Halo]] near the light bridge. Also, a portion of this song is reused for the Warthog run in the level [[the Maw]], and the thirty seconds after the part used in the Maw play during the ending cutscene of [[Assault on the Control Room]]. Remixes and partial remixes make many appearances throughout [[Halo 3]], most notably in the soundtracks [[Finishing the Fight]] and [[Halo Reborn | The very first part (which lasts only seventeen seconds) is used in the level [[Two Betrayals]] when the Master Chief first gets in a [[Banshee]]. It also contains a variation of the first section of [[Enough Dead Heroes]]. The scary part from 6:12 to 6:57 is a variation of the song [[Shadows (Song)|Shadows]], and is often associated with the [[Flood]]; it is also heard in the underground area of [[Halo (Halo: Combat Evolved Level)|Halo]] near the light bridge. Also, a portion of this song is reused for the Warthog run in the level [[the Maw]], and the thirty seconds after the part used in the Maw play during the ending cutscene of [[Assault on the Control Room]]. Remixes and partial remixes make many appearances throughout [[Halo 3]], most notably in the soundtracks [[Finishing the Fight]] and [[Halo Reborn]]. The first part of the suite is remade in [[Halo 3]] as part of the song [[Behold a Pale Horse]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:39, April 11, 2009
Template:Realworld Template:Ratings 200px|right Truth and Reconciliation Suite is a piece included in the Halo: Original Soundtrack. It runs for 8:27.
Appearances
This piece is played in partial form many times throughout Halo: Combat Evolved. Most notably, the entire song plays on the Main Screen, and during the levels Halo (during the chapter "Reunion Tour", where the Master Chief emerges from the tunnel in the Warthog), and Keyes, during the player's escape from the aforementioned cruiser.
The very first part (which lasts only seventeen seconds) is used in the level Two Betrayals when the Master Chief first gets in a Banshee. It also contains a variation of the first section of Enough Dead Heroes. The scary part from 6:12 to 6:57 is a variation of the song Shadows, and is often associated with the Flood; it is also heard in the underground area of Halo near the light bridge. Also, a portion of this song is reused for the Warthog run in the level the Maw, and the thirty seconds after the part used in the Maw play during the ending cutscene of Assault on the Control Room. Remixes and partial remixes make many appearances throughout Halo 3, most notably in the soundtracks Finishing the Fight and Halo Reborn. The first part of the suite is remade in Halo 3 as part of the song Behold a Pale Horse.
