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Inside, [[Link]] can hear the wailing of the Goron Elder's Son. The Gorons are fretting about him and don't know what to do. The Goron Elder has ventured off to try to lift the curse of snow from Snowhead like the hero [[Darmani]], who died in the attempt, so he cannot quell his son's tears. The Elder can be found in a frozen snowball in the Mountain Village area, and if Link pours [[Hot Spring Water]] on him, the ice will thaw the snowball and the Goron Elder will be freed. Link then informs the Goron Elder about his son, and he teaches Link the first part of the "[[Goron Lullaby]]" to calm the son down.

Once Link successfully plays the song to the Elder's Son in the Shrine, the young Goron remembers the Lullaby and teaches Link the reaming part. Once Link plays the full Lullaby the crying ceases, the Elder's Son now falls asleep as do the remainder of the Gorons within the Shrine.  

When in the shrine, Link finds multiple torches that aren't lit. He must light all the braziers on fire in order to turn the chandelier. When that is done the chandelier begins spinning and the [[Goron Mask]] can be used to break the pots in the chandelier. The [[Rock Sirloin]] can be found in one of these, which [[Goron Link]] must carry the to the Hungry Goron in the [[Mountain Village]]. As a thank you, the Hungry Goron gives Link [[Don Gero's Mask]].

Within the confines of the Goron Shrine is a shop where Link can procure necessary items and Bombs. Once spring comes to Termina, [[Bomb]]s will be less expensive than anywhere else in the world. Prices will be cheaper in the springtime as the spirits of the Gorons are lifted and the flow of business resumes normally. The [[Goron Shop]] will likely sell things that are convenient for Gorons, which distinguishes it from a [[Zora Shop]].