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You still don't get it. No matter when Link was sent back in time, the future happened in an alternate reality. Based on your thinking, the AT would never happen anyway and WW and PH should not exist and there should be a linear timeline with TP after OoT. The whole point of him being sent back...

I fail to see how if Link was sent back to before he pulled the MS that has to mean the AT would never exist. No matter what time he was sent back to, the events of the future of OoT happened. No matter what time Zelda sent Link back to, she would remain wherever she is. If Link was sent back to...

I really don't see how this defeats my argument.. You just said yourself that you agree with me that he doesn't know he has the ToP. If he doesn't know he has it then he didn't steal it which means the only way he got it was by being chosen by the ToP.

Where is your proof/quote/evidence for this? It is pretty clear in the cut-scene shown in TP that Ganondorf is surprised to find out he has the ToP. He clearly tries to fight his way out of his restraints, kills one of the 4 sages and is then stabbed which obviously was painful for him. He stays...

You pretty much answered your own question while asking the question. It takes someone with an unbalanced heart to split the triforce. I'm guessing it split because someone with an unbalanced heart touched it some time after Link returned to his childhood. No where in the game does it say that...

I don't think the goddesses would purposely choose a great evil to have something so powerful. This is what I believe and it seems to work out fine. I believe that the Triforce chooses it's bearer when it splits up. ToW finds the wisest person who would be the perfect one to hold that...

I always thought that it wasn't the Goddesses who choose the bearer but it was the Triforce, itself, who chose who got the respective pieces.