![]() However, this is impossible in normal gameplay due to the Emancipation Grill separating the area the Turret is retrieved from, and the template station. Replacing the "Master Turret" template with the Oracle Turret through console commands does not have any effect as it will still be placed as the normal Defective Turret.The names of the turret's sound files begin with "different turret".It speaks in a higher and slightly more off-tune and breaking voice than regular turrets, although it is still voiced by Ellen McLain.However, it could be trying to express the fact that despite being a functional turret, it is not aggresive.Robot, who often in the opening of the show would state "I'm different!" when being introduced, itself a reference to Crow's voice actor being recast. The phrase, "I'm different!", may be a connection to the Mystery Science Theatre 3000 character, Crow T.However, whenever it is put down, it will say: Remember that.": Caroline, the assistant of Cave Johnson, is the person whose sentience resides in GLaDOS. " The answer is beneath us.": The turret is hinting that the secret of GLaDOS's true identity is hidden among Johnson's Intercom messages, playing deep underneath Aperture or maybe referencing the Mobility Gels, being beneath you when the Oracle Turret is found, helping to defeat Wheatley (None of the Corrupted Cores would have been attached without the Conversion and Repulsion gels (and the Fact Sphere/Core would never have been usable as the finishing blow to cause the attempted core transfer without the Propulsion Gel)).It may also be referencing to later in the game, when Chell and GLaDOS resurface in the modern Aperture Laboratories, saying that GLaDOS' paradox will not be enough to stop Wheatley, as he is too dumb to understand logical contradictions. This suggests that the Oracle Turret was one of the original sentry turrets seen behind Rattmann in the Aperture laboratory where he was working on the Portal Gun. ![]() " It won't be enough.": Referencing Doug Rattmann in Portal 2: Lab Rat when observing the morality core intended for GLaDOS.Tartarus is the underworld in Ancient Greek myth, which was ruled over by Hades relating back to the oracle turret's statement of Greek myth. In fact, if one stands on the platform directly outside the abandoned sector's entrance, a massive steel pillar can be seen with the words "Tartaros 09" painted on it. He was cast into the bowels of the Earth and pecked by birds.": The oracle turret refers to GLaDOS as "Prometheus", who is trapped in a potato by Wheatley and thrown into the abandoned sector of the Aperture Science Innovators laboratories. " Prometheus was punished by the gods for giving the gift of knowledge to man." Don't make lemonade!": Another reference to the same recording." Get mad!": A reference to Cave Johnson's raging intercom speech after his bankruptcy.Once saved, the Oracle Turret cannot accompany the player since the player must pass through an Emancipation Grill before continuing. Some of these phrases reference Cave Johnson's 'Don't Make Lemonade' speech and mentions Johnson's secretary and assistant, Caroline. When Chell chooses to save it from "redemption", the Turret spouts a variety of cryptic phrases, in a similar vein to the All-Knowing Vortigaunt from Half-Life 2. The Turret, now referred to as the Oracle Turret for its wisdom, is seen for the last time in the chapter The Escape, where it is seen heading towards incineration (referred to as "redemption" by the Announcer) on a conveyor belt consisting of broken Turrets, as seen in the Turret Manufacturing department. There is no way to get the turret out of the pipes, even if Chell continues to focus on it. This neglect finally causes the Turret to mention "I'm different." as the two abandon it. The Turret, desperate to be saved from the tube, tries to alert Chell for help by asking "Hello?", however Wheatley directs Chell to divert her attention away from the Turret and generally neglecting it. The aforementioned tube is layered beside a catwalk leading to a hallway nearing the ruined Central AI Chamber. This Turret made its first appearance during The Courtesy Call chapter, in which it has been seen by Chell and a newly-disengaged Wheatley, lying in a powerless Aperture Science Pipe Network for many years since the Enrichment Center's destruction.
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