The first time the phrase is shown in the game is in the opening cinematic where Suhadi Sadono coordinates with his Darah Dan Doa militia to attack the U.S. Embassy to East Dili. It shows him raise a radio up to his ear and say 'Pandora Tomorrow' (presumably delaying one of the ND133 device detonation times, or possibly initiating the attack on the embassy). During Splinter Cell agent Sam Fisher's infiltration into Suhadi Sadono's villa, Third Echelon was able to tap Suhadi Sadono's phone inside of his office after he made his daily Pandora Tomorrow phone calls. It is shown here that he will, before stating the code phrase 'Pandora Tomorrow', recite a long code (presumably verifying his identity before delaying the release). This created a sense of immunity to Sadono, something he was full
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| - The first time the phrase is shown in the game is in the opening cinematic where Suhadi Sadono coordinates with his Darah Dan Doa militia to attack the U.S. Embassy to East Dili. It shows him raise a radio up to his ear and say 'Pandora Tomorrow' (presumably delaying one of the ND133 device detonation times, or possibly initiating the attack on the embassy). During Splinter Cell agent Sam Fisher's infiltration into Suhadi Sadono's villa, Third Echelon was able to tap Suhadi Sadono's phone inside of his office after he made his daily Pandora Tomorrow phone calls. It is shown here that he will, before stating the code phrase 'Pandora Tomorrow', recite a long code (presumably verifying his identity before delaying the release). This created a sense of immunity to Sadono, something he was full
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| - The first time the phrase is shown in the game is in the opening cinematic where Suhadi Sadono coordinates with his Darah Dan Doa militia to attack the U.S. Embassy to East Dili. It shows him raise a radio up to his ear and say 'Pandora Tomorrow' (presumably delaying one of the ND133 device detonation times, or possibly initiating the attack on the embassy). During Splinter Cell agent Sam Fisher's infiltration into Suhadi Sadono's villa, Third Echelon was able to tap Suhadi Sadono's phone inside of his office after he made his daily Pandora Tomorrow phone calls. It is shown here that he will, before stating the code phrase 'Pandora Tomorrow', recite a long code (presumably verifying his identity before delaying the release). This created a sense of immunity to Sadono, something he was fully aware of - if he was killed, the ND133 devices would be detonated and the small pox would release, killing possibly millions.
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