I just finished OoT, and something that had been bugging me really came to the front:
Zelda shouldn't have sent Link back.
Yeah, yeah, letting him have his childhood, but is that really best? He'd already been an adult for a while, so to force him with all his life experience to go through the last 7 years and get more seems unfair. Not to mention how rough his life with the Kokiri was and how he's back at square 1 there. Plus any paradoxes that might come up. The owl said in the Spirit Temple that he was a mature adult now, so I think he should have just stayed and let his childhood be a loss. To put him back where he was after his adventure really nulls the whole thing and I feel that it would be worse to send him back than for him to stay.
(Plus the fact that I ship OoT Zelink and can imagine him staying to be with her)
Zelda shouldn't have sent Link back.
Yeah, yeah, letting him have his childhood, but is that really best? He'd already been an adult for a while, so to force him with all his life experience to go through the last 7 years and get more seems unfair. Not to mention how rough his life with the Kokiri was and how he's back at square 1 there. Plus any paradoxes that might come up. The owl said in the Spirit Temple that he was a mature adult now, so I think he should have just stayed and let his childhood be a loss. To put him back where he was after his adventure really nulls the whole thing and I feel that it would be worse to send him back than for him to stay.
(Plus the fact that I ship OoT Zelink and can imagine him staying to be with her)