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Each morning at 8am, all the kids will wake up and Amali will walk up towards the [[Akh Va'quot Shrine]]. She apologizes to Link, as her daughter Kheel is running around, wreaking havoc.{{Ref|''Oh, my daughter is running around wrecking havoc. I hope she is not bothering you too much, Mr. Traveler...'' - '''Amali'''}} When standing on the deck near the shrine, Kheel is looking out towards [[Warbler's Nest]] to the west. This worries Amali quite a bit, as Kheel wants to travel there.{{Ref|''Kheel, why much you always insist on worrying your poor mother?'' - '''Amali'''}}{{Ref|''My youngest daughter, Kheel, wants to go to Warbler's Nest. She won't stop talking about it. I have five daughters, and ever since that beast appeared, they have been getting needier by the minute. At times like this, I wish he was around... I would I could be a kid again and think only of myself. But that is the thing about being a parent-you have to be bigger than your children.'' - '''Amali'''}} However, ever since [[Divine Beast Vah Medoh]] appeared it is too dangerous for any of the kids to leave the village.{{Ref|''You can't leave the village while Divine Beast Vah Medoh is up there. It is too dangerous!'' - '''Amali'''}} Amali is always concerned with Kheel and raises her voice with her. When Link is nearby, she apologizes, explaining that her loud voice was intended for Kheel and not Link.{{Ref|''My apologies if that sounded like it was intended for you!'' - '''Amali'''}} | Each morning at 8am, all the kids will wake up and Amali will walk up towards the [[Akh Va'quot Shrine]]. She apologizes to Link, as her daughter Kheel is running around, wreaking havoc.{{Ref|''Oh, my daughter is running around wrecking havoc. I hope she is not bothering you too much, Mr. Traveler...'' - '''Amali'''}} When standing on the deck near the shrine, Kheel is looking out towards [[Warbler's Nest]] to the west. This worries Amali quite a bit, as Kheel wants to travel there.{{Ref|''Kheel, why much you always insist on worrying your poor mother?'' - '''Amali'''}}{{Ref|''My youngest daughter, Kheel, wants to go to Warbler's Nest. She won't stop talking about it. I have five daughters, and ever since that beast appeared, they have been getting needier by the minute. At times like this, I wish he was around... I would I could be a kid again and think only of myself. But that is the thing about being a parent-you have to be bigger than your children.'' - '''Amali'''}} However, ever since [[Divine Beast Vah Medoh]] appeared it is too dangerous for any of the kids to leave the village.{{Ref|''You can't leave the village while Divine Beast Vah Medoh is up there. It is too dangerous!'' - '''Amali'''}} Amali is always concerned with Kheel and raises her voice with her. When Link is nearby, she apologizes, explaining that her loud voice was intended for Kheel and not Link.{{Ref|''My apologies if that sounded like it was intended for you!'' - '''Amali'''}} | ||
At 9pm each evening, Amali and all of her children will return to the hut to go to bed. Amali never actually sleeps, instead | At 9pm each evening, Amali and all of her children will return to the hut to go to bed. Amali never actually sleeps, and instead just stands by the [[Cooking Pot]] in her house all night. She enjoys cooking, and it helps her take her mind off of Vah Medoh up above.{{Ref|''Salmon... Butter... Wheat... Cooking it helps take my mind off of the Divine Beast. I think instead of my lovely family. I hope you have someone out there who cooks for you, traveler.'' - '''Amali'''}} When she thinks about the future of the village and her family, dark thoughts come to mind, although they seem to lighten as soon as she satisfies her hunger.{{Ref|''Traveler...who do you usually cook for?'' - '''Amali'''}}{{Ref|''I hope that wasn't too personal a question. When I cook dinner for my daughters, I sometimes wonder what the future holds for this village...for my family. My thoughts tend to grow a bit dark then, but they lighten as soon as I satisfy my hunger. So go ahead and use the pot. A full stomach will do you well.'' - '''Amali'''}} | ||
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