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Level 6 to Level 7

Most levels in Prince of Persia are separated by an exit door and staircase, but Levels 6 and 7 are an exception. Level 6 ends with the Prince being dropped down a pit thanks to his Shadow. While Level 7 starts with the Prince still falling down said pit, and having to grab a ledge if he doesn't want to die before the level even properly starts.

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