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| + | '''Telma''' is a woman in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' who owns a [[Telma's Bar|bar]] in [[Hyrule Castle Town|Castle Town]].<ref>{{cite|Link, I want to see you again at my bar, you hear me?|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> She also has a [[cat]] named [[Louise]], and both of them play a key role in the game as they help [[Link]] during his quest. |
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| − | '''Soldiers''', also sometimes known as '''Troopers''', recurring enemies in the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' series]]. They are guards and knights of [[Hyrule]] that have been corrupted by the powers of darkness. They are either controlled by dark magic, or are merely empty suits of armor animated by evil forces. They wield a variety of weapons, and are similar to [[Darknut]]s. They first appeared in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. |
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| + | Telma is known to be a kind yet brave woman who looks after [[Ilia]] when she takes the injured [[Zora]] [[Prince Ralis]] to her bar.<ref>{{cite|She found this poor boy collapsed in the road, so she did all she could to save him.|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> She tries her hardest to help Ilia and the wounded Zora, sending for the doctor in hopes of calming Ilia down.<ref>{{cite|All right, little lady, try to settle down, OK?! I just now sent for the doctor!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> After Link comes back to the bar as a human and finds Ilia, he arrives just at the time that the doctor refuses to treat Prince Ralis, saying that Zoras are beyond his expertise.<ref>{{cite|That is a Zora child! This is beyond my expertise! Hmmmph!|Doctor Borville|Twilight Princess}}</ref> Telma is then reminded of a [[Renado|shaman]] in [[Kakariko Village]] who has treated both Zoras and [[Goron]]s, and after the [[Soldier|Hylian Soldier]]s cowardly refuse to escort them to the [[Eldin Province]], Telma notices that Link is up to the task.<ref>{{cite|That old coot reminded me, though... I've heard of a shaman in Kakariko Village, in the Eldin lands, who's tended Gorons and Zoras.|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref><ref>{{cite|Looks like we've got one young swordsman left! And not only that, but it looks like this brave young man will escort us, so get ready to go, honey. Pronto!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> |
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| − | Soldiers resemble normal Hyrulean [[Castle Guard]]s, but their face, if they still have one, is always obscured by their distinctive helmets that give no indication of what sort of man lies beneath. The only thing visible from under their armor are two glowing eyes. They weild a variety of weapons, and their armor has subtle variations between each type of Soldier. Usually the color of the armor denotes their defensive strength, the green variety being the most common. Most soldiers wield a shield along with their main weapon. Unlike [[Darknuts]], they are often defensively weak, and protect their front with their sword or spear instead of their shield. They make up for this weakness by usually attacking in large squads. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', Soldiers are controlled by [[Agahnim]] and [[Vaati]] respectively. |
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| + | Upon meeting Link, Telma and the young hero become fast friends as they both work together to get Ilia and Prince Ralis to Kakariko Village safely. She takes a special liking to Link, calling him "honey" (although she refers to Ilia like that also) and often winking and jokingly flirting with him.<ref>{{cite|If you ever need anything, stop by. I'll be waiting for you, honey!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> Link successfully leads Telma's caravan to Kakariko Village, where she properly introduces herself and compliments Link's skills, asking if he's thinking of putting them to use for Hyrule.<ref>{{cite|Those skills of yours... Any chance you're of the mind to put them to use for Hyrule?|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> Telma also mentions that she's a member of a [[The Group|group]] who are trying to do what they can to make [[Hyrule]] become a better place.<ref>{{cite|What hope there is in our kingdom is frail and dying...but there's still a group trying to do what it can. And I'm a member of that group.|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> It is also here in Kakariko Village that Telma shows to have a crush on Renado;<ref>{{cite|I may just stay here a bit longer. I'm still worried about Ilia, and... Well, never mind about the rest.|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref><ref>{{cite|Oooh! Well, if it isn't from Renado, the shaman! All this writing, and he doesn't bother to mention a thing about little ol' me? Honey, that is what I call RUDE!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> however, the shaman does not seem all that fond of her in return, stating at one point that he "cannot abide her company."<ref>{{Cite|...It shames me to say it, but to be honest, I cannot abide Telma's company...|Renado|Twilight Princess}}</ref> |
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| − | ==Varieties of Soldier== |
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| − | ===Soldier=== |
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| − | [[File:Soldier ALttP.png|left]]The basic '''Soldier''' behaves differently to most other varieties. Rather than actively hunting out Link, its behavior is much like a [[Darknut]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''. They will not react to sound, but will merely patrol around the interior of [[Hyrule Castle]]. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', they weild a small dagger-like blade and will charge directly at Link when they see him, but will not react if he moves. They are notable for wearing capes, unlike other soldiers. |
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| + | Later on in the game, Link can return to Telma's Bar, where a group of [[The Group|four adventurers]] sit at a table and try to figure out about the different things happening around Hyrule. The table also contains a map which labels where Link finds the dungeons housing the [[Mirror of Twilight]] shards. Telma is of crucial help to Link's quest: first by displaying great bravery in driving the caravan to Kakariko in order to aid Prince Ralis, and later by giving Link an [[invoice]] to show the doctor, which will ultimately help Ilia recover her memory.<ref>{{Cite|Ah... I've got it! Honey, you go ahead and take this to him. This magic little paper will get that codger talking!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> |
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| − | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', they behave like Sword Soldiers, but are considerably weaker. They usually appear in very large packs, often following a [[Chief Soldier]]. They come in Blue, Green and Red varieties in this game, with Red being the stronger. Green varieties only appear in dungeons, and are the same strength as the normal blue types. |
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| + | Telma also seems to have a rather low opinion of the [[Soldier|Hylian Soldier]]s, more than once stating how ineffective and cowardly they are (the soldiers run away once they hear about a path that was infested with monsters).<ref>{{cite|How's it come to this, huh? Monsters walking in the streets of town... What in the WORLD are the soldiers of Hyrule doing?! The Gorons are so much more reliable than they are, it's not even funny!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref><ref>{{cite|More courage in that girl than in all the soldiers of Hyrule, for sure!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref><ref>{{cite|Cowards! Don't EVER show your faces here again!|Telma|Twilight Princess}}</ref> |
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| + | She is last seen during the ending credits tending to her bar as the Hyrule Soldiers cheer for the safety of the kingdom. |
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| − | ===Sword Soldier=== |
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| − | [[File:GreenSwordSoldier.png|left|Green Sword Soldier]][[File:AssaultSwordSoldier.png|right|Assault Sword Soldier]]'''Sword Soldiers''' are the most distinctive and common type of soldier in ''A Link to the Past''. They are by far one of the most intelligent enemies in the game, following patrol routes and reacting to Link upon sight or sound. When they notice him, they will charge and attack with their blades, and must be fought off one by one. Often if Link gets in a battle with one soldier, the sound of the fight will cause more to join in. If Link has a chance, he should attack them from behind, as while their shields do not stop his attacks, they can parry Link's swipes with their swords. They are succeptable to being knocked down pits when not aware of Link's presence, so stealth is advised. They come in three varieties, the common Green, the stronger Blue, and the aggressive {{Exp|突撃 (Totsugeki)|Assault}} variety. The blue assault type appears only in [[Hyrule Castle Tower]], wear differently shaped armor, and hold their blades above their heads, attacking immediately as soon as Link enters a room. |
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| − | In ''Four Swords Adventures'', they come in Green and Grey varieties and behave largely the same as they did in ''A Link to the Past''. The grey ones are the strongest type of basic soldier in the game. |
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| + | It is noted that she strongly resembles the [[Gerudo]] women of past titles. Like the Gerudo of the past, Telma has red hair and jewelry on her face, as well as what appears to be a stylized [[Gerudo Symbol]] on her dress,It is therefore possible that she is, at least in part, Gerudo. We know that the Gerudo Tribe still exist since they can be found in "[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]", which occurs after Twilight Princess in its respective timeline.<ref>{{cite|Hyrule Historia}}</ref> |
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| − | [[File:SpearSoldier.png|left|Spear Soldier]][[File:JavalinSpearSoldier.png|right|Javalin Spear Soldier]]'''Spear Soldiers''' appear in ''A Link to the Past'' and use trident-like spears. The basic type only appears when the [[Informant Women]] in [[Kakariko]] assume Link to be a villain and call for guards. The music will change, and these Soldiers will hound Link across town relentlessly until defeated. They are otherwise like normal Sword Soldiers, but can cause twice as much damage with their spears. There are three other types, the Assault variety being the most common. These wear red armor, can take many hits, and appear in [[Hyrule Castle Tower]] and commonly around the [[Overworld]] once Agahnim has been defeated for the first time. The {{Exp|槍投げ (Yarinage)|Javelin}} variety have red horned armor, and are commonly found around the [[Cemetery]] and [[Hyrule Castle]] prior to Agahnim's defeat. Instead of charging at him, they will throw their spears when they see Link. Finally, the {{Japanese|草むら (Kusamura)|Tussock}} type are essentially the same as the javelin soldiers, but wear normal red armor and hide in the tall grass around [[Hyrule Castle]], throwing their spears at Link when he comes near. |
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| − | [[File:BowSoldier.png|left|Bow Soldier]]'''Bow Soldiers''' appear in ''A Link to the Past'' and ''Four Swords Adventures''. These archers wear blue or green armor, and will unleash a hail of arrows upon Link when they spot him. Their arrows can be blocked by the most basic shield, so adopting a defensive charge before attacking aggressively when close is the best tactic to deal with them. The ones that wear green armor are also known as the Tussock variety, and these will hide in the tall grass and launch arrows at him when Link is near. |
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| − | In ''Four Swords Adventure'', if Link cuts the grass around the soldier, they will be unable to hide again and become a regular Bow Soldier, but in ''A Link to the Past'', they will remain in the grass no matter what happens. |
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| − | [[File:BomberSoldier.png|left|Bomber]]The '''Bomber''' or '''Bomb Soldier''' is a specific type that generally appears on the walls of Hyrule Castle, throwing [[Bomb]]s at intruders. They do not move, so if Link can get close, they can be defeated quite easily. It is also sometimes possible to throw the bombs back at them to cause damage. In ''Four Swords Adventures'', there is the normal Blue variety and a stronger Green Bomber that appears in the [[Realm of the Heavens]]. |
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| − | In ''Link's Awakening'', there is an enemy known as a [[Mad Bomber]]. It will appear from holes within the Kanalet Castle grounds and throw bombs at Link, chosing a hole at random each time. It can take a number of hits to defeat, but it needs to be defeated to get one of the [[Golden Leaves]]. |
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| − | The [[Ball & Chain Soldier]], also known as a '''Ball & Chain Trooper''' is one of the strongest types of Soldier, and often appears independently as a Mini-Boss in certain games. |
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| − | The [[Chief Soldier]] is a powerful enemy in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'' who usually appears commanding a number of regular soldiers. It is considerably larger than most soldiers, and commonly appears as a Mini-Boss. |
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| − | [[File:GoldSoldier.png|left]]The '''Gold Soldiers''' that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' are not enemies, and are instead the soldiers of Hyrule that have not yet been taken over by [[Agahnim]]'s magic. They wield no weapons, but carry huge shields. They are generally friendly despite their imposing armor, and will offer advice to Link if he speaks to them. One Soldier within the castle walls speaks about how it is only a matter of time before he too would become like those consumed by Agahnim's powers. |
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| − | Gold Soldiers also appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]''. They will occassionally appear following the orders of a [[Chief Soldier]], performing drills. If Link interrupts the drill, they will turn into a normal Blue or Red Soldier. |
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| − | '''Cannon Soldiers''' are [[Beta Content|Beta]] enemies that did not appear in the final version of ''A Link to the Past''. |
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| − | While many enemies from the original ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' returned in ''A Link to the Past'', Darknuts did not, instead the Soldiers took on this role. For all intents and purposes, they are extremely similar to Darknuts, but are more varied and are generally weaker, having a focus on numbers rather than overwhelming strength. The Darknuts of ''Link's Awakening'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' were originally referred to simply as Soldiers in English guides and have extremely similar behavior to the Soldiers of ''A Link to the Past'', while the Soldiers of ''Four Swords Adventures'' are briefly referred to as Darknuts in the Official Nintendo Player's Guide for the game. |
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| − | In the [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Comic)|''A Link to the Past'' comic]], Link fights against soldiers several times throughout his adventure. He first encounters one shortly after receiving the [[sword]] and [[Fighter's Shield|shield]] from [[Link's Uncle|his uncle]], although the young hero easily defeats it and discovers that the Soldiers are not actually human and are just creations by [[Agahnim]]. He then shortly finds that [[Princess Zelda]] is being taken away by two guards, with Link distracting the soldiers to rescue the princess and eventually lose sight of the pursuers. After Agahnim kidnaps Zelda in the [[Sanctuary]], Agahnim orders all of his Soldiers to search for Link, who they end up finding in [[Kakariko Village]] outside of [[Sahasrahla]]'s house. Despite their attempts to apprehend Link, the young hero manages to escape. |
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| − | The Soldiers later appear after Link obtains the [[Pendant of Courage]] from Sahasrahla in the [[Eastern Palace]]. Just as Sahasrahla hands the pendant to Link, the Soldiers pursuing Link find him. Empowered by the pendant, he easily dispatches their leader and sends the rest fleeing. |
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| + | *[[Agitha]], Telma, and [[Madame Fanadi]] all wear three dots of makeup under their eyes, red, blue, and green (likely a symbol to the Goddesses, who are symbolized by these colors). Telma is thought to be a reference to the Gerudo, similarly to how Agitha is thought of be a reference to the [[Kokiri]] and Fanadi to the [[Sheikah]]. |
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| − | *In the GBA version of ''A Link to the Past'', blue Spear Soldiers are shown in the introduction, but they do not appear in the game itself. |
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| + | *Telma and her cat's name strongly resemble the title of the movie ''Thelma & Louise'', which is most likely a little joke [[Nintendo]] made to probably deem the two as inseparable. |
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| − | *It is possible to knock a Spear or Bow Soldier hiding in the tall grass of ''A Link to the Past'' onto land that has no grass using certain weapons, although his behavior will not change. |
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| + | File:TelmaConceptArt.jpg|Telma's concept art |
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| − | File:BlueSwordSoldier.png|A blue Sword Soldier in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'' |
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| + | File:TelmaKakariko.jpg|Telma in Kakariko Village |
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| − | File:AssaultSpearSoldier.png|An assault Spear Soldier in ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| + | File:Boomerang Caravan.jpg|Telma driving the caravan |
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| − | File:TussockSpearSoldier.png|A tussock Spear Soldier in ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| − | File:TussockBowSoldier.png|A tussock Bow Soldier in ''A Link to the Past'' |
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| − | File:SoldierGuideArt.png|Art of a Soldier from the ''A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide'' |
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| − | File:Castle Soldier (comic).png|A Soldier in the ''A Link to the Past'' comic |
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| − | File:Knight (ALttP Comic).png|A Spear Soldier in the ''A Link to the Past'' comic |
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| − | File:BlueDarknutFSA.png|A blue Soldier in ''Four Swords Adventures'' |
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| − | File:GreenDarknutFSA.png|A green Soldier in ''Four Swords Adventures'' |
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| − | File:GreenSwordSoldierFSA.png|A green Sword Soldier in ''Four Swords Adventures'' |
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| − | File:BowSoldierFSA.png|A Bow Soldier in ''Four Swords Adventures'' |
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| − | File:BlueBomber.png|A blue Bomber in ''Four Sword Adventures'' |
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| − | File:Fourswordsposter.jpg|The four Links fighting an army of Soldiers in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'' |
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Revision as of 20:55, 4 February 2012
Template:Spoiler Template:Character Telma is a woman in Twilight Princess who owns a bar in Castle Town.[1] She also has a cat named Louise, and both of them play a key role in the game as they help Link during his quest.
Biography
Telma is known to be a kind yet brave woman who looks after Ilia when she takes the injured Zora Prince Ralis to her bar.[2] She tries her hardest to help Ilia and the wounded Zora, sending for the doctor in hopes of calming Ilia down.[3] After Link comes back to the bar as a human and finds Ilia, he arrives just at the time that the doctor refuses to treat Prince Ralis, saying that Zoras are beyond his expertise.[4] Telma is then reminded of a shaman in Kakariko Village who has treated both Zoras and Gorons, and after the Hylian Soldiers cowardly refuse to escort them to the Eldin Province, Telma notices that Link is up to the task.[5][6]
Upon meeting Link, Telma and the young hero become fast friends as they both work together to get Ilia and Prince Ralis to Kakariko Village safely. She takes a special liking to Link, calling him "honey" (although she refers to Ilia like that also) and often winking and jokingly flirting with him.[7] Link successfully leads Telma's caravan to Kakariko Village, where she properly introduces herself and compliments Link's skills, asking if he's thinking of putting them to use for Hyrule.[8] Telma also mentions that she's a member of a group who are trying to do what they can to make Hyrule become a better place.[9] It is also here in Kakariko Village that Telma shows to have a crush on Renado;[10][11] however, the shaman does not seem all that fond of her in return, stating at one point that he "cannot abide her company."[12]
Later on in the game, Link can return to Telma's Bar, where a group of four adventurers sit at a table and try to figure out about the different things happening around Hyrule. The table also contains a map which labels where Link finds the dungeons housing the Mirror of Twilight shards. Telma is of crucial help to Link's quest: first by displaying great bravery in driving the caravan to Kakariko in order to aid Prince Ralis, and later by giving Link an invoice to show the doctor, which will ultimately help Ilia recover her memory.[13]
Telma also seems to have a rather low opinion of the Hylian Soldiers, more than once stating how ineffective and cowardly they are (the soldiers run away once they hear about a path that was infested with monsters).[14][15][16]
She is last seen during the ending credits tending to her bar as the Hyrule Soldiers cheer for the safety of the kingdom.
Theory
Theory Warning
It is noted that she strongly resembles the Gerudo women of past titles. Like the Gerudo of the past, Telma has red hair and jewelry on her face, as well as what appears to be a stylized Gerudo Symbol on her dress,It is therefore possible that she is, at least in part, Gerudo. We know that the Gerudo Tribe still exist since they can be found in "Four Swords Adventures", which occurs after Twilight Princess in its respective timeline.[17]
Trivia
- Agitha, Telma, and Madame Fanadi all wear three dots of makeup under their eyes, red, blue, and green (likely a symbol to the Goddesses, who are symbolized by these colors). Telma is thought to be a reference to the Gerudo, similarly to how Agitha is thought of be a reference to the Kokiri and Fanadi to the Sheikah.
- Telma and her cat's name strongly resemble the title of the movie Thelma & Louise, which is most likely a little joke Nintendo made to probably deem the two as inseparable.
Gallery
- TelmaConceptArt.jpg
Telma's concept art
Telma in Kakariko Village
- Boomerang Caravan.jpg
Telma driving the caravan
References
- ↑ "Link, I want to see you again at my bar, you hear me?" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "She found this poor boy collapsed in the road, so she did all she could to save him." — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "All right, little lady, try to settle down, OK?! I just now sent for the doctor!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "That is a Zora child! This is beyond my expertise! Hmmmph!" — Doctor Borville (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "That old coot reminded me, though... I've heard of a shaman in Kakariko Village, in the Eldin lands, who's tended Gorons and Zoras." — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "Looks like we've got one young swordsman left! And not only that, but it looks like this brave young man will escort us, so get ready to go, honey. Pronto!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "If you ever need anything, stop by. I'll be waiting for you, honey!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "Those skills of yours... Any chance you're of the mind to put them to use for Hyrule?" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "What hope there is in our kingdom is frail and dying...but there's still a group trying to do what it can. And I'm a member of that group." — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "I may just stay here a bit longer. I'm still worried about Ilia, and... Well, never mind about the rest." — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "Oooh! Well, if it isn't from Renado, the shaman! All this writing, and he doesn't bother to mention a thing about little ol' me? Honey, that is what I call RUDE!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "...It shames me to say it, but to be honest, I cannot abide Telma's company..." — Renado (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "Ah... I've got it! Honey, you go ahead and take this to him. This magic little paper will get that codger talking!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "How's it come to this, huh? Monsters walking in the streets of town... What in the WORLD are the soldiers of Hyrule doing?! The Gorons are so much more reliable than they are, it's not even funny!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "More courage in that girl than in all the soldiers of Hyrule, for sure!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "Cowards! Don't EVER show your faces here again!" — Telma (Twilight Princess)
- ↑ "Hyrule Historia" ()
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