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hope things have been ok! college is really stressful, and i cant imagine how uve felt the past few months. enjoy your break! stay grounded and that kinda stuff. best of luck w everything!
this is. so sweet? holy shit i’m gonna fucking cry this is the nicest ask i’ve ever gotten in my LIFE
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I'm really nervous about my exams this week. What should I do???
ask link for advice.
“I don’t suppose you mean those readin’ and writin’ exams, huh? I, uh – I never really been any good at those, but, um… Maybe I can help anyway, if I tell you what I do when I’m nervous. I’m a li'l nervous now, t'tell the truth. Bu’ what I do is…
“I slow down for a minute and just take a deep breath, y'know? Think about what I’ve done so far, an’ how far I’ve come. When y'look at how much you’ve done t'get t'your goal, y'feel a little better, I think. An’ I ask my friends for help. When Midna was around, I’d ask her, an’ now I ask Zelda or Telma or any o'my other friends. You’ve always got someone lookin’ out for ya. It’s jus’ up to you t'find them. An’ sometimes it’s scary just askin’ for help, but – it’s always worth it. No matter how scared y'are, as soon as y'ask, you’ll feel better right away.
“And, uh – I always practice before somethin’ tough. I guess you’d practice your, uh, readin’ and stuff. I study my sword forms, an’ keep all my equipment in top shape, so I’m ready for anythin’.
“An’ at the end o’ the day, if you’ve tried everythin’ and studied real hard and you’re still nervous – that’s okay. Hell, I’m nervous nearly all the time. Jus’ remember to slow down for a minute and take a few deep breaths if it gets too much, an’ then keep on goin’. Jus’ get through it to fight another day. S'okay if you don’t always do as well as you’d like. Jus’ keep tryin’, an’ don’t let your nerves get to your head. Deep breaths, yeah?
“Uh, so that’s what I do. Hope that helps, even a little.”
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wet nose kisses for the best wolfbrother in all of randland
did link ever do any investigation of his own into the history of the triforce bearers, or did he try to forget about the cycle that they are destined to be reborn into?
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Nope! Fuck no! He knows his ancestors had to deal with it, he knows Zelda’s ancestors had to deal with it, and he knows Ganondorf has been around since the dawn of fucking time or some unbelievable shit like that. He doesn’t want or need to know more than that. But, unfortunately, he does know a great deal more about it. Especially post-quest, after all his meetings with the Hero’s Shade and after he’s dreamed the memories of his previous lives for two years, he becomes very intimately familiar with the machinations of his destiny. Of course, he’s very biased, but he understands enough to know that he and Zelda and Ganondorf have been entrenched in this conflict since they’ve all been around. However, he puts the blame squarely on the Triforce for this, and indirectly on the Goddesses ( compare to Ganondorf’s blame on the Goddesses, and contrast to Zelda’s personal guilt re: Hylia ). Link is of the opinion that they’d all be better off if the Triforce was just not around. However, he doesn’t understand that it’s the Triforce that keeps the land fertile and safe – look at places like the Gerudo Desert or Snowpeak for examples of how inhospitable the valley Hyrule is in would be without the Triforce. Not that he would care. He’s perfectly capable of eking out an existence in any kind of environment, and because of his life in Ordon, he believes that everyone is capable of the same. He’s wrong, but he doesn’t know that.
how did link's lifestyle changed post-game?
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It changed completely. Nothing was the same. But that’s to be expected, right? Link had changed, Hyrule had changed, Ordon and its villagers had changed. Life in the Blessed Kingdom ( and in its outer territories ) fundamentally changed for all its denizens after the Twilight Crisis, and everyone moved on and adapted. For some people, things were mostly the same, just with perhaps a more profound respect for life or religion or what have you. For Link, though, everything was different.
During the first several months after the final battle with Ganondorf, Link remained very focused and busy by helping both Hyrule and the Twilight Realm rebuild. No one in Hyrule knew who he really was; no one thought he was the reincarnation of the Hero. Then again, no one in Hyrule really knew what actually happened, just that something terrible had gone down, but now it seemed to be okay, and this guy in the funny green outfit was super helpful and kind. Link didn’t have time to process everything that had happened to him, which was good because he just wanted to ignore it – he ran messages between Zelda and Midna, carried materials for relief and aid across both realms, and generally just filled his time with doing things. During this time, he stayed in Ordon, in his old home, when he needed to rest.
After Midna broke the Mirror, Link was forced, finally, to deal with what happened, to deal with his grief, to accept that his life was fundamentally changed. Not only that, but he had to accept that his divine purpose was over; he had fulfilled it, and he was free to do with the remnants of his life what he would. The deep introspection took a great deal of time for him to go through in its entirety, but even when he was just starting to work through everything, he knew already that he had changed too much to return to the life he had once known. As shown in the very end of the epilogue sequence of Twilight Princess, Link returned the Master Sword to its place of slumber to await its next wielder, and then he took Epona and left Ordon, never to return.
He becomes a wanderer after that, following the wanderlust in his heart to travel not only across Hyrule, but to lands beyond. Link continues to help those who need his aid, and he kills whatever roaming groups of monsters he comes across if they’re too close to settled areas. His days are spent crossing fields and hunting for food, napping in the sun, and generally enjoying a solitary existence. After all, he’s a bit of a lone wolf. However, he doesn’t necessarily avoid settlements – he still goes to them for supplies that he can’t get in the wild, and to see his friends and generally socialize. Most of the time, though, he’s happy enough on his own.
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Wait do you actually play splatoon? If so you should add me.
HELL YEAH I PLAY SPLATOON MY DUDE. haven’t played in a long time because of college but i’d be happy to play with ya! just send me your nnid and i’ll add you to my friend list!
how did link feel the first time he was told he had "the proud eyes of a beast"? did he feel like something was finally 'right' within himself or was he confused by the comparison?
talk lonk to me.
He’s probably been complimented on his eyes a lot, even in his youth. One of the few things he’s vain about are his eyes, because he knows they’re beautiful and feral. After he transforms into a wolf and retains his eyes, when Ordona calls him the blue-eyed beast, that’s when he really understands what’s going on. Because, y’know, he couldn’t really see himself. He had no idea his eyes were still blue until Ordona told him; he kinda figured he was just a regular ole wolf, albeit a particularly big one. It’s then that he realizes, oh shit, something deeper is going on. And at that point, he can’t yet quite grasp at what that is. He may be told that his fate is to be the Hero of Hyrule, but that doesn’t mean he’s accepted it, and that doesn’t mean he’s chosen to go down that path yet. Indeed, he doesn’t concede to his fate until sometime in the Water Temple.
So, when he hears Telma use that comparison, he thinks nothing of it. He’s already become a wolf; he knows his hallmark as the Sacred Beast is his wild, blue gaze. He’s much more focused on Ilia and her memory loss, and on the threat of the journey ahead, than a passing comment confirming something he already knows. But he certainly was flattered!
what was link's least favorite temple/dungeon
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The City in the Sky. I’ve talked a lot about this, in this post and this post. To recap, even though most temples are pretty traumatizing to him, the City in the Sky is particularly terrifying because of Link’s crippling fear of heights. It’s a phobia -- his fear is absolutely irrational, and it’s all-encompassing. There’s no way around it. He can’t make his fear go away. He can’t quiet it, or stifle it, or ignore it, or push past it. He is terrified of heights, and there’s nothing he can do about it. So the City in the Sky plays upon this fear -- every step of the way he is kicking and screaming to go back. Each time he comes upon a new height-based challenge, Midna has to fight to convince him to keep going. He frequently breaks down and stops entirely to cry or huddle in a corner. He’s done.
As the last temple before the narrative reaches its final push against the antagonists, it makes sense that Link is faced with his greatest, insurmountable fear. Everything else in the world, he can cope with. Any other threat of death, he can move past. He’s scared, sure -- it’d be hard to find a moment in time when Link wasn’t scared -- but he’s brave nonetheless, doing what he knows needs to be done in spite of his fear. It’s in this moment when bravery isn’t enough, when we see that courage is not infallible. It’s this moment where we can truly appreciate how Link has come to rely on Midna as his companion, as she is the one who keeps him going when he thinks he can’t possibly go on anymore. It’s in this moment that, when he finally reaches the end and must fight in the skies themselves against the very king of the skies, a dragon, that Link’s true potential as a courageous hero emerges. His fear does not go away when he fights Argorok. He is still just as terrified as he was throughout the whole temple. But he regains sight of his goal, puts his trust in his companion, and carries onward. Throughout the whole of the story before this, he was nurturing the courage of the hero. Finally, here, it emerges, and when he reaches the Twilight Realm and the Sols seek to power up the Master Sword, he is indeed worthy to be the champion of Light.
