What Is Pandora's Vault?

The Prisoner's Journey

You can swim throughout the passageway and get closer to the main cell. The guard has a number of controls to use to get you through the next phase, and they have a storage room for the books taken for contracts. There are beds for guards to sleep on the three floors of the shelter.

You go up the stairs to the final part of the visit to the main cell prisoner. The lava fall, the barrier and bridge have controls that can be activated and disabled. Once they're done with the conversations, the guard will send you back via harming Potion that will bring you back to the bed.

There are a number of hallways that can lead to elevators, a maintenance balcony, and even a way in and out of the prison above the main Cell. Most people have tried to escape the prison. The guards have other things to watch for, and watch towers outside are not the only one.

The Vault on Pandora

The Vault is believed to be a cache of alien technology. The interest in its contents drew the attention of many, from small groups to large-scale weapons manufacturers. The corporations intended to use the Vault technology for power and gain.

A few Vault Hunters are contacted by a Guardian Angel who tells them to find the vault. There is more than one Vault upon Pandora, as well as several other Vaults across the galaxy, as revealed in the second part of the game. The Vault of the Warrior is a place where an Eridian super weapon is kept.

The Vault is a place that is filled with myth and folklore. After the Atlas corporation found a cache of alien weaponry on Promethea, legends began to emerge about vaults on other worlds. The Vault must contain something amazing according to popular myths.

The finder would get advanced alien technology, fame, power, and women from the Pandoran Vault. The Atlas corporation uses a private military to seize the key and declare the contents of the vault to be its own. The Lance leader, Commandant Steele, takes the key down the Descent, battles the Guardians the whole way, and eventually opens the vault.

Jack planned to use Angel to encourage the vault hunters to open the vault and to ultimately obtain the Destroyer for himself, in the pre-sequel. Jack brought the Eye of the Destroyer back to Helios to experiment on. The Eye of the Destroyer was used by Zarpedon to destroy Elpis, and it was able to generate immense amounts of energy, which was used to destroy entire settlements.

The myth of Pandora

The myth of the mythical creature of the same name is connected with the artifact of the box. The container mentioned in the story was a large storage jar, but the word "box" was mistranslated. An idiom has grown from it meaning "Any source of great and unexpected troubles" or "A present which seems valuable but which in reality is a curse".

The depictions of the fatal container have been varied, while some literary and artistic treatments have focused more on the contents of the box than on the character. Elpis can be translated in many ways. A number of scholars prefer a neutral translation of expectations.

The word elpis means "expectation of bad" and "expectation of good" in classical literature. The latter sense appears five times more than the former in ancient Greek literature. Some hold a view that elpis should be rendered.

Hope was one of the worst things in the jar, the false kind of hope, and was no good for humanity, since Hesiod wrote that hope is empty and no good 500 and makes humanity lazy. M. L. West is optimistic about the myth. Elpis a more common meaning of expectant hope.

The jar was used as a prison for the bad guys, but later it was used as a home for Hope. West says that it would be absurd to represent the presence of ills by their confinement in a jar or the presence of hope by their escape from one. Hope is a benefit for humans.