The pictures with the cat represent the Schrödinger’s Cat experiment, which says that the cat left in a box will be both dead and alive until opened. The first pictures surrounding the portal gun represent the events in Portal, such as the reactivation of GLaDOS, the flooding of the facility with neurotoxin, and Chell killing GLaDOS. Not all of it is logical.Įdit: also, see acmshar's answer for the significance of the equations the Rat Man's scrawled on the walls. Most of his handiwork is from after his pills ran out. The images you see around the portal gun are a retelling of the events in Portal Aperture turns GlaDOS on GlaDOS floods the Enrichment Centre with a deadly neurotoxin Chell resists GLaDOS's cakey temptation and destroys her, and is put into suspended animation. He manipulated the order GlaDOS chose test subjects to put Chell first, as Aperture/GlaDOS had identified her as being abnormally tenacious and thus unsuitable for testing (hence the bell curve) his hope was that she'd be more capable of frustrating GlaDOS than he was. He was convinced GLaDOS would continue to try to kill Aperture employees if switched on, and so took precautions when GLaDOS was 'fixed' and reactivated, thereby surviving GlaDOS flooding the Enrichment Centre with a deadly neurotoxin. The drawings on the walls were done by the Rat Man (real name Doug Rattmann), a schizophrenic former employee of Aperture Science.
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