South Hell Cartman Voice Lines: Quotes & Audio Guide

What Does Cartman Say in South Hell?

“Nobody leaves my school” makes the school escape feel personal. If you’re looking for South Hell Cartman voice lines, that threat is one to listen for while hunting for keys. His creepy laughter adds another layer of pressure when you’re trying to hear something useful in the hallways.

Cartman’s audio presence includes laughter alongside spoken dialogue. You’ll hear giggling during the school search, with other unsettling noises competing for your attention as you move between rooms.

Keep searching when the laughter starts. Your objective is still to search lockers, find the keys, and unlock the exit; stopping to listen to every creepy sound can leave the search going nowhere.

The escape begins in a locked school basement. Boarded passages add another obstacle before you can explore: you need a crowbar to remove the boards. Once the way is clear, search the school’s lockers for keys and carry them back to the exit door. Keep track of that return route while following sounds into classrooms, the theater, and other parts of the school.

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Listen for More Than Cartman’s Voice

The school’s audio includes clues, distractions, and scares. Give each sound a different response:

• Key jingles: Listen around lockers. A locker containing a key jingles, giving you something specific to follow during the search.
• Ike’s screams: Avoid getting close to Ike while moving through the school.
• Ringing phones: Answer a ringing phone to complete an extra task.
• Breaking glass: Watch your route. Stepping on glass makes noise.

Use headphones to help pick out those sounds. The game recommends them, and distinguishing a locker’s jingle from the surrounding laughter is directly useful when you’re missing a key.

Alarm clocks let you create a distraction yourself. Take one out, aim, and place it; its ringing lasts 10 seconds and draws Cartman toward it. Place the clock away from the route you intend to take. Its purpose is to pull him toward the sound, so think about where you want him to go before setting it down.

Fried chicken is another distraction item. Its instructions tell you to throw it for Cartman to find. Check where he is before throwing it, especially when frightening appearances are already interrupting your search. Bear traps also appear among the supplies you can collect, alongside batteries and alarm clocks.

School bells belong to a separate extra task that asks you to ring three of them. Keep that objective separate from the key search: ringing bells and answering the phone are different actions from carrying keys back to the locked exit. Follow the objective text rather than assuming every loud sound means Cartman has found someone.

Hallucinations also complicate the search as your insanity rises. Keep your flashlight available: darkness raises insanity, and frightening appearances can make an already confusing hallway harder to navigate. Look for the threat before spending a distraction item.

Watch the flashlight’s battery while listening for clues. Spare batteries can turn up during locker searches, so an empty-handed key search can still produce useful supplies. A power outage brings another objective: restore the electricity at the fuse box in the basement. Remember that location before heading deeper into the dark school.

Your Voice Can Give You Away

Cartman can hear your microphone. Voice chat makes coordinating with teammates useful, but it also makes a noisy group harder to manage.

Keep callouts brief: tell teammates when you find a key, where you’re searching, or when you need help. Leave room to hear the school between conversations.

Running and walking over glass also create noise. Watch the floor, listen before moving into another hallway, and avoid whistling casually while the group searches. When Cartman is coming, use a hiding locker rather than standing still to catch the rest of a line.

Hiding has its own interaction: click the circle to stay hidden. Get into cover before Cartman sees you enter; hiding directly in front of him lets him pull you out. Keep your attention on the hiding prompt once you are inside, even when laughter or a teammate’s voice makes you want to look around.