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|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' | |game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'' | ||
|race = [[Hylian]] | |race = [[Hylian]] | ||
|location = [[Ikana Canyon]] | |||
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'''Pamela''' is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. | '''Pamela''' is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. She and her [[Pamela's Father|father]] moved from [[Clock Town]] to [[Ikana Canyon]] in order for her father to research the spirits that haunt the [[Ikana Valley]]. When he was studying the [[Gibdo]]s, he discovered a song titled [[Farewell to Gibdos]] that forces the Gibdos to stay away in a blink of an eye, making them stay away from their house. One day, though, he tried to go into the well near their house and got cursed, which made him to taking the form of a Gibdo. within minutes after this occasion, the water stopped flowing from the [[Spring Water]] Cave up north due to [[Sharp]]'s curse, causing the Gibdo-repel music to stop running. The Gibdos from the well began to surround her house, searching for Pamela's Father thinking that he is one of them. This forces Pamela to secure her door and lock it everytime she steps in and out. | ||
When [[Link]] first approaches her home | When [[Link]] first approaches her home when trying to go inside, Pamela refuses to open the door for Link, thinking that he is a Gibdo trying to go in and take her father away. Link eventually discovers the cause of the river drought and cleanses the dark soul of Sharp, one of the [[Composer Brothers]], who had placed a curse on the [[Spring Water Cave]] and prevented the water from flowing. though, After Link restores the flow, the waterwheel begins to turn, generating enough power for the music box to play the song Farewell to Gibdos | ||
the Gibdos to | to force the Gibdos to leave. | ||
Unfortunately, Pamela seems to be suffering some kind of after-shock. When Link approaches her house, she runs away and goes inside her home and won't allow Link to entry. Though, Link is able to trick Pamela to | Unfortunately, Pamela seems to be suffering some kind of after-shock. When Link approaches her house, she runs away and goes inside her home and won't allow Link to entry. Though, Link is able to trick Pamela to come outside so that he can get in. When he enters the basement of the house, he finds Pamela's Father in a mummified-state. After Link heals the man's soul and lifts the curse, a very touching cutscene will play of Pamela and her father hugging, in the end not knowing of the events that have occured. | ||
Once Link returns after saving Pamela's Father, she will thank him for | Once Link returns after saving Pamela's Father, she will thank him for helping them, but reveals that her father does not know that Link was the one that healed his curse. Furthermore, she mentions that she does not want Link to meet her father, for she is afraid that if he notices Link's strange powers, he will want to research all about it and start doing crazy things. | ||
During the ending credits, Pamela is seen playing with her father outside of their home. | During the ending credits, Pamela is seen playing with her father outside of their home. | ||
{{Cat|Majora's Mask Characters}} | {{Cat|Majora's Mask Characters}} | ||
Revision as of 20:10, October 7, 2012
Pamela is a character from Majora's Mask. She and her father moved from Clock Town to Ikana Canyon in order for her father to research the spirits that haunt the Ikana Valley. When he was studying the Gibdos, he discovered a song titled Farewell to Gibdos that forces the Gibdos to stay away in a blink of an eye, making them stay away from their house. One day, though, he tried to go into the well near their house and got cursed, which made him to taking the form of a Gibdo. within minutes after this occasion, the water stopped flowing from the Spring Water Cave up north due to Sharp's curse, causing the Gibdo-repel music to stop running. The Gibdos from the well began to surround her house, searching for Pamela's Father thinking that he is one of them. This forces Pamela to secure her door and lock it everytime she steps in and out.
When Link first approaches her home when trying to go inside, Pamela refuses to open the door for Link, thinking that he is a Gibdo trying to go in and take her father away. Link eventually discovers the cause of the river drought and cleanses the dark soul of Sharp, one of the Composer Brothers, who had placed a curse on the Spring Water Cave and prevented the water from flowing. though, After Link restores the flow, the waterwheel begins to turn, generating enough power for the music box to play the song Farewell to Gibdos to force the Gibdos to leave.
Unfortunately, Pamela seems to be suffering some kind of after-shock. When Link approaches her house, she runs away and goes inside her home and won't allow Link to entry. Though, Link is able to trick Pamela to come outside so that he can get in. When he enters the basement of the house, he finds Pamela's Father in a mummified-state. After Link heals the man's soul and lifts the curse, a very touching cutscene will play of Pamela and her father hugging, in the end not knowing of the events that have occured.
Once Link returns after saving Pamela's Father, she will thank him for helping them, but reveals that her father does not know that Link was the one that healed his curse. Furthermore, she mentions that she does not want Link to meet her father, for she is afraid that if he notices Link's strange powers, he will want to research all about it and start doing crazy things.
During the ending credits, Pamela is seen playing with her father outside of their home.