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Ocarina of Time Characters (view source)
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===Mutoh (Carpenters' Boss)=== | ===Mutoh (Carpenters' Boss)=== | ||
Mutoh is the boss of the carpenters in Kakariko Village, and is constantly complaining about the lack of commitment of his workers, besides also being considerably ashamed of his son, Grog, since he supposedly "sits around all day" doing nothing. He is also revealed to be the Cucco Lady's father, since during the trading sequence she reefers to Grog as being her brother. It is implied that Mutoh has some connexion with Granny, who runs Granny's Potion Shop in Kakariko, since during the trading sequence it is shown that she is directly related with Grog somehow. Given the apparent difference of age between Mutoh and Granny (and also her being called so), it is possible that she is his mother and, therefore, Grog's grandmother. Also, it's possible that he is married with the lady who lives in the first house to the left in Kakariko, since she cooks for him and his workers and they all seem to live with her. | Mutoh is the boss of the carpenters in Kakariko Village, and is constantly complaining about the lack of commitment of his workers, besides also being considerably ashamed of his son, Grog, since he supposedly "sits around all day" doing nothing. He is also revealed to be the Cucco Lady's father, since during the trading sequence she reefers to Grog as being her brother. It is implied that Mutoh has some connexion with Granny, who runs Granny's Potion Shop in Kakariko, since during the trading sequence it is shown that she is directly related with Grog somehow. Given the apparent difference of age between Mutoh and Granny (and also her being called so), it is possible that she is his mother and, therefore, Grog's grandmother. Also, it's possible that he is married with the lady who lives in the first house to the left in Kakariko, since she cooks for him and his workers and they all seem to live with her. | ||
During Link's adulthood, it is revealed that Mutoh went to Gerudo Valley with the other carpenters to rebuild the bridge that links Hyrule Field to Gerudo Desert; his workers, however, abandoned him to join the Gerudo women, but | During Link's adulthood, it is revealed that Mutoh went to Gerudo Valley with the other carpenters to rebuild the bridge that links Hyrule Field to Gerudo Desert; his workers, however, abandoned him to join the Gerudo women, but ended up being made captive by them instead. | ||
===Carpenters=== | ===Carpenters=== | ||