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===A Link to the Past=== | ===A Link to the Past=== | ||
{{Quote|A Fortune Teller lived in a quaint cottage near one entrance to the Lost Woods. For a price, he would stare deep into a crystal ball to predict the futures of travelers who stopped in. Some people took his predictions seriously and visited him regularly, but others felt that they had wasted their time and money and vowed never to return.|Nintendo Power Player's Guide.}} | |||
{{Quote|Some travelers waited impatiently for the Fortune Teller to look into the future and listened intently as he told their fortunes.|Nintendo Power Player's Guide.}} | |||
[[File:Fortune-Teller-Animated.gif|left]]In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' there are three Fortune Tellers scattered throughout the land, two found in the [[Light World]], and one in the [[Dark World]]. When [[Link]] enters a Fortune Tellers Hut, he can speak to the Fortune Teller who offers to tell him his fortune for a cheap price. If Link chooses not to hear his fortune, the fortune teller tells Link that it is indeed a poor man who is not interested in his future. | [[File:Fortune-Teller-Animated.gif|left]]In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' there are three Fortune Tellers scattered throughout the land, two found in the [[Light World]], and one in the [[Dark World]]. When [[Link]] enters a Fortune Tellers Hut, he can speak to the Fortune Teller who offers to tell him his fortune for a cheap price. If Link chooses not to hear his fortune, the fortune teller tells Link that it is indeed a poor man who is not interested in his future. | ||