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A Sad Headcanon

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By the end of BOTW if you’ve collected all the memories then Link remembers exactly 17 moments of his life from before the healing coma (and one moment from Zelda’s life… for some reason). Everything else is still gone.

Naturally he develops a burning curiosity over the kind of person he used to be and whether or not he’s the same person now as he as 100 years ago, bordering on existential crisis. Only a handful of people from back then are still alive and most of them only knew him as the Hylian Champion. Even Zelda doesn’t know all that much about him aside from when they started to get to know each other during the events leading up to the Calamity.

So he does what seems obvious. He goes to the one person above all others who knew him best, she just so happens to be dead. He climbs the mountain, approaches Vah Ruta and begins the first of many long question and answer sessions with the ghost of Mipha.

He asks her about his childhood and their relationship growing up in and around Zora’s Domain. They talk about his parents and upbringing, the games they used to play and all the things that had made Link, well, Link. 

Talk of their shared childhood came easy for Mipha. What was harder to discuss were the feelings she had for him. With no memory of the days before his near death, Link doesn’t recall any of the promises they had made to each other. He has no understanding of the significance of the Zora armor or the White Scale it bears.

Mipha does her best to avoid going into detail on those topics, hoping that Link is able to move on from her and find someone else. Of course Link is able to put enough of the pieces together to get a general idea, but keeps his thoughts to himself so as not to trouble the deceased Zora Princess

After many nights spent discussing the past, Mipha tells Link she doesn’t think he’s changed much at all. He’s more open than he used to be but underneath everything else is the kind, courageous boy she had grown to love 100 years ago. She still sees the same gleam of compassion in his eyes, feels the strength in his bearing and the gentleness in his voice. With his crisis of self settled, Link thanks her and asks if he can visit her again.

She agrees of course, but knows in her heart that she must pass on to wherever the spirits of the honored dead are destined to go. The last thing she sees before fading away is the hero she once loved leaping from her mountain and gliding off towards the rising sun.

[Lonely Voe]