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... Meta-cognition (thinking about the way we think) is considered highly a intelligent task. I would consider meta-theorizing equally high level. So, @Gorozoron, this is how it comes full circle, with what has been discussed, so far, as I see it: Ravio = coward: He probably took the items...

Thanks for the clarification. And, don't worry, my mentioning a rant about a topic that the thread creator has taken off the table, and thus shall not be mentioned, was preemptive to try avoiding it in larger form. So, let me get this straight, @Gorozoron. You want to talk and theorize about a...

Your premice seems to hinge on Ravio's defining characteristic being cowardice, meaning that the situation in the dungeons would have to have changed. My premise is that his defining characteristic is misunderstood, and he would have had the foresight to get them safely, no mater the danger. You...

Before I go on a rant about how this still devalues Links bravery, I must ask what your source on this is. Interesting. Where does this come from?

So, Link is less courageous without the trifoce? I feel like the lore we know works against that idea. the way the triforce works, when Ganondorf touches it suggests that link is connected to the Triforce of Wizdom because he is so courageous, and not that he is so courageous because of the...

Neither of those explanations sit well with me @ArchAngel217 and @Gorozoron. Who would create a magic, holy, relic; based around flaws? For starters, just seeing Ravio as nothing more than a coward is like seeing the locations in Termina as only the stages of grief. Yes, it obviously plays into...

I've never been a fan of the upside-down triforce = reverse bravery = coward perspective. While playing, I felt it was more accurate that Ravio had wisdom, but confused it for being a coward. He knew that the tools he provided were going to be useful/necessary. He could have used his...