What is the heart box in Portal?

Weighted Companion Cube
The Weighted Companion Cube (often referred to as the Companion Cube) is a recurring object and pseudo-character in the Portal universe. It appears almost identical to the Weighted Storage Cube but with a pink heart replacing the Aperture Science logo.

What is inside the Weighted Companion Cube?

The companion cube is essentially a box used for solving the cube and button based puzzles in the Aperture Science Testing Facilities. The first of the theories is that inside the companion cubes are the bodies of other test subjects both alive and dead.

What do companion cubes do?

The Companion Cube is a pet summoning item. It has a chance of being sold by the Traveling Merchant for 5. It summons a pet Companion Cube that will jump around the player frantically. When the player and the Companion Cube are in complete darkness, the Cube can occasionally “stab” its owner, inflicting 3 damage.

Can the Companion Cube speak?

“The Enrichment Center reminds you that the Weighted Companion Cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak.

Are companion cubes rare?

1/150
The chance of the Travelling Merchant selling the Companion Cube is 1/150 making it a raletively rare item to attain. It is currently the most expensive item in the game, at the cost of 5 platinum coins.

How does the portal work with the body?

The Portal comes with a coiled copper “antenna” attached to the ground sleeves of each connector cable. This coil, in Steve Huff’s theory, can act as a conduit when held by the user during communication. The human body can act as an “antenna” as the spirits use the body to channel into The Portal via the copper coil.

What can you do with a boxheart button?

Some customers use Boxheart Buttons as identification for the work place (salons, hospitals, medical offices) or at professional conferences and trade shows. Others distribute personalized button to employees as tokens for a job well done.

Are there Weighted Companion Cubes in Portal 2?

They are also notably smaller in size than in Portal. The Weighted Companion Cube in Portal 2 bears a resemblance to the standard Cubes. Their only difference is that they have a heart on each face of the Cube, emit a pink light, and have a white outer casing instead of a grey outer casing.

How to visit the Duke Heart Center portal?

WakeMed – Wake Medical Center Citrix Gateway (remote access) Scholars at Duke – academic information about faculty Faculty research support – RAD apps: grants (SPS Web, Grants.Duke, etc.) and compliance (COI, travel reporting, research compliance, etc.) Department of Medicine Fellowships – with link to CV Disease Fellowship site