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This is a minor theory, one that has very little effect on the series as a whole, but I had noticed it in my last play through.
In OoT, Link must awaken five sages, the first already was. This is of course after the seven years in tr adult era of the game. The five sages were all people Link met during the child era and can be found and spoken to throughout the world. However, during the adult era, we don't see them until they are awakened and in the chamber of sages. There are only two instances where Link sees the sage before: Darunia and Nabooru. The last that is seen of Darunia is when he tells Link to rescue the Gorons while he fights volvagia. But Link goes into the boss chamber and defeats the dragon, but Darunia is missing. In Nabooru's case, twinrova do something to her that makes her disappear. Then she is seen in the chamber of sages. During the credits, the six sages are small balls that fly through the air, leading me to believe thy are now only spirits.
Thank you for reading and please tell me if there is something I missed.
In OoT, Link must awaken five sages, the first already was. This is of course after the seven years in tr adult era of the game. The five sages were all people Link met during the child era and can be found and spoken to throughout the world. However, during the adult era, we don't see them until they are awakened and in the chamber of sages. There are only two instances where Link sees the sage before: Darunia and Nabooru. The last that is seen of Darunia is when he tells Link to rescue the Gorons while he fights volvagia. But Link goes into the boss chamber and defeats the dragon, but Darunia is missing. In Nabooru's case, twinrova do something to her that makes her disappear. Then she is seen in the chamber of sages. During the credits, the six sages are small balls that fly through the air, leading me to believe thy are now only spirits.
Thank you for reading and please tell me if there is something I missed.