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| Partially Termina's counterpart of Ingo from Ocarina of Time, along with the two Gorman Brothers. Gorman is the leader of the Gorman Troupe, a traveling group of performers scheduled to perform at the Carnival of Time. The two Gorman Brothers at the Gorman Track on Milk Road are comprised of both his younger and older brothers. Gorman is more civilized than his two criminal brothers and seems to be more kind-hearted than them as well, although he is still rude most of the time when Link talks to him, calling him a bother and saying he's busy. Later on, Gorman is nice to Link though and he always speaks with respect to figures of authority or people he is doing business with.
| | Gorman is the leader of the [[Gorman Troupe]], a traveling circus of performers scheduled to perform at the [[Carnival of Time]]. The two criminal [[Gorman Brothers]] who live at the [[Gorman Track]] are his older & younger brothers, respectively, and he feels he is the "despised second son" of the family. |
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| The Gorman Troupe was scheduled to perform with the Zora band, the Indigo-Go's, at the Carnival of Time, but when Gorman meets with Madame Aroma, the mayor's wife and person in charge of Carnival activities, he finds out that the band canceled due to their lead singer losing their voice. Gorman fails tell the members of the troupe that their act has been canceled until the night of the second day, when he informs them of that fact and also tells them they will be leaving the next day. Before then, he can be found drinking at the Milk Bar, lamenting about his decision to quit farm life and join show business. He claims he is only the despised second son of his family. He could never handle horses like his older brother and couldn't care for them like his younger brother. He says it was all for nothing. | | The Gorman Troupe was scheduled to perform with the [[Indigo-Go's]] at the Carnival, but when their lead singer [[Lulu]] loses her voice, the whole set was cancelled. Rather than telling the Troupe immediately, Gorman spends his time drowning his sorrows in the [[Milk Bar|Latte Milk Bar]]. Link can interrupt this by playing the [[Ballad of the Wind Fish (Majora's Mask)|Ballad of the Wind Fish]] on stage with the help of the Indigo-Go's manager [[Toto]], reminding Gorman of why he entered show business. Revived, he gives Link the [[Circus Leader's Mask]] and apologises for his rudeness. |
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| When Link gets on stage in the Milk Bar and plays the Ballad of the Windfish with the help of Toto, the band manager of the Indigo-Go's, Gorman at first boos the performance. But once the song is completed, Gorman is brought to tears as he remembers that it was him first hearing the older generation of Indigo-Go's play that song that motivated him to join show business so he could meet the singer. Gorman then becomes cheerful and gives Link the Circus Leader's Mask as he apologizes for booing him.
| | During the end credits, the Indigo-Go's are seen playing at the Milk Bar with the Gorman Troupe. Gorman himself can be seen watching from behind the counter. |
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| During the ending credits, the Indigo-Go's is playing at the Milk Bar, as is the Gorman Troupe. Gorman himself can be seen watching the Indigo-Go's perform from behind the counter. | |
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