Cube 2: Hypercube

Kate: I thought that you said you'd been wandering these rooms for hours. Jerry: Yeah, that's the weird thing, isn't it. Each one of these rooms has six of these doors or portals, but no matter how many different doors or portals I go through I always wound up in the same three rooms. Until now.

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Simon: Alright, let's get some real answers. Jerry: His answer was suicide. Not exactly a comforting thought.

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Kate: Are you okay? Did you hit your head? Max: Yeah. I slipped. It's the wall…it wiggled. Kate: Are you sure you're okay?

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Jerry: Well, I signed a confidentiality agreement. Simon: Given our current situation, I'd say it's null and void! Jesus Christ!

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Kate: Let's just say we are in this…hypercube, whatever. Does this diagram show us how to get out? Jerry: Well, uh, no. You see, a hypercube isn't supposed to be real; it's just a theoretical construct. Kate: Well that makes me feel better.

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Jerry: Sixty thousand, six hundred and fifty nine rooms? Christ. Kate: This place must be huge. Mrs. Paley: Oh yes, yes. In a hypercube, there could be sixty million rooms. Jerry: She could be right. Simon: There's a comforting thought.

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