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| image = [[File:Sokra.png]]
| image = [[File:Sokra.png]]
| race = [[Human]]
| gender = Male
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''
| location = [[Horon Village]]<br/>[[Woods of Winter]]<br/>[[Spool Swamp]]<br/>Various
| location = [[Horon Village]]<br/>[[Woods of Winter]]<br/>[[Spool Swamp]]<br/>Various
| title =
| race = Human
| gender = Male
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[[File:Sokra-Sprite.png|left]]'''Sokra''' is a character featured within ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''. He is a wandering prophet who knows much about [[Holodrum]] and will appear in several different locations along [[Link]]'s quest.
[[File:Sokra-Sprite.png|left]]'''Sokra''' is a character in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''. He is a wandering prophet who knows much about [[Holodrum]] and appears in several different locations along [[Link (Oracle Series)|Link]]'s quest.
 
Sokra first appears at the east end of [[Horon Village]], but he is sound asleep. It isn't until after Link completes the [[Gnarled Root Dungeon]] that Sokra awakes. He gives Link some words of wisdom, explaining that the [[Temple of Seasons]] is calling for him.{{Ref|OoS|1622|Sokra}}


Sokra first appears at the east end of [[Horon Village]], but he is sound asleep. It isn't until after Link completes the [[Gnarled Root Dungeon]] that Sokra will awake. He will give Link some words of wisdom, explaining that the [[Temple of Seasons]] is calling for you.{{Ref|OoS|1622|Sokra}}
Link later runs into Sokra within the [[Woods of Winter]]. After Link travels to [[Subrosia]] and acquires the [[Rod of Seasons]], he comes back up through the [[Subrosian Portal]]. After heading east one screen to the Woods of Winter, Sokra immediately starts talking to Link speaking about the Rod of Seasons.{{Ref|OoS|1626-1627|Sokra}}{{Ref|OoS|1623|Sokra}} Sokra explains how Link can change the season using the Rod of Seasons and the nearby [[Tree Stump]]. However, he notes that the Rod only has the Power of Winter.{{Ref|OoS|1628|Sokra}} Sokra states that there must be other entrances into the land of Subrosia and that perhaps Link once again has to return to the Temple of Seasons.{{Ref|OoS|1629|Sokra}}


Link will later run into Sokra within the [[Woods of Winter]]. After Link travels to [[Subrosia]] and acquires the [[Rod of Seasons]], he'll come back up through the [[Subrosian Portal]]. After heading east one screen to the Woods of Winter, Sokra will immediately start talking to Link speaking about the Rod of Seasons.{{Ref|OoS|1626-1627|Sokra}}{{Ref|OoS|1623|Sokra}} Sokra explains how Link can change the season using the Rod of Seasons and the nearby [[Tree Stump]]. However, he notes that the Rod only has the Power of Winter.{{Ref|OoS|1628|Sokra}} Sokra states that there must be other entrances into the land of Subrosia and that perhaps Link will once again have to return to the Temple of Seasons.{{Ref|OoS|1629|Sokra}}
Sokra later appears in [[Spool Swamp]] after Link has acquired the [[Floodgate Key]]. He explains that a new power of season is needed within his Rod of Seasons and that a new portal to Subrosia needs to be found.{{Ref|OoS|1630|Sokra}}


Sokra will later appear in [[Spool Swamp]] after Link has acquired the [[Floodgate Key]]. He explains that a new power of season is needed within your Rod of Seasons and that a new portal to Subrosia will need to be found.{{Ref|OoS|1630|Sokra}}
Sokra’s character as a wandering prophet and musician may have been inspired by biwa hōshi, or “lute priests.” Prior to the Meiji period of medieval Japan, these traditionally male musicians traveled from town to town, playing their biwa lutes and reciting songs, stories (typically war stories), poetry, and prayers. Biwa hōshi were typically blind, and wore the long robes of Buddhist monks. They also kept their heads shaved, which was also a common practice among Buddhist monks.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Horon-Village-East.png|Sokra sleeping in [[Horon Village]].
File:Horon-Village-East.png|Sokra sleeping in [[Horon Village]]
File:Spool-Swamp-Sokra.png|Sokra in [[Spool Swamp]].
File:Spool-Swamp-Sokra.png|Sokra in [[Spool Swamp]]
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