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>talking about the forcefully accepting "role of the hero" as if it's some inescapable fate
I mean that’s something, but could be divine knowledge gained in the afterlife rather than a mystery he unraveled in life, because
>planned future encounters with the next hero-in-line through the carved Sheikah stones
I imagine the Sheikah carved the stones, I always, I suppose, thought the shade was simply using them as conduits. Planning this may not be necessary, just the regrets and unfinished business of a powerful spirit
>Temple of Time moved to the Lost Woods, away from castle town and guarded by a skull kid who knew the Hero of Time's songs
Skull kid knew the songs because he was a friend of Link, didn’t he? I have no idea how Link himself could have physically transported the temple of time there if we assume it’s the original temple that moved, not the forest and the castle.
>Temple of Time actually transports TP Link back into the past, and features murals depicting a young Link conversing with both zoras, rito and ooccoo
Rito were confirmed as a feature the remaster team added without much thought to lore. I don’t remember them or Link in the original murals
>all of the implications behind Snowpeak being some sort of secret militia or military group, and the resistance group possibly being the descendants descendants of that militia
I don’t remember that last part at all. Snowpeak’s definitely a military base, but what's the connection to the resistance?
Here’s my interpretation: MM link lived a life that was pretty metaphysically normal, if a bit adventurous, had some kids, gained more skills, but died with regrets. Then after death, he came back to help the next hero in the cycle.
