Room B2 "Barriers"

Take time to investigate how the force fields behave.

Can particles pass through them?

Can arrows be pushed through them?

Can particles pass through force-fields when an arrow is also present?

Deactivate the two force-fields by pushing the down-arrow into each, directly in the path of the particle.

Now that you have three arrows, can each receiver be activated?

Consider the entanglement mechanic from chapter 1 - this usually involves splitting a particle in two using a two-way arrow.

Split the particle left and right by combining the left and right arrows.

Use the down arrow to turn the left particle into the lower receiver and its entangled pair into the upper one.