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| − | :''This article is about the gravekeeper. For the sailor from [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]], see [[Dampa the Sailor|Dampa]].'' |
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+ | |title = Princess of Lorule<br>Her Grace |
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+ | |counter = [[Princess Zelda]] <small>(Hylian)</small> |
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| + | '''Princess Hilda''' is a character appearing in {{ALBW}}. She wields a staff with an inverted, tetrahedron [[Triforce]] floating at the tip. She has red eyes and an attire that greatly resembles [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]]'s, but with a dark purple color scheme that matches her long dark hair, with the Triforces in her attire and earrings positioned upside down. She acts as an anti-villain in the game who wants to restore her broken kingdom. |
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| − | '''Dampé''' (Pronounced {{IPA|dæmˈpeɪ}}, {{Respell|dam|PAY}}) is a recurring character in [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]] who often works as a gravekeeper. |
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| + | Princess Hilda appears to be [[Princess Zelda]]'s [[Lorule]]an counterpart. She wishes for her land to have a hero, and believes [[Link]] to be a suitable candidate.<ref>{{Cite|We have need of a hero, and your Link is superb.|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> Hilda can communicate with Link telepathically. She acts as a guide while he traverses Lorule. |
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| − | [[File:OoT DampeGhost.png|left|60px|Dampé's spirit in ''Ocarina of Time'']] |
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| − | Dampé lives in a [[Dampé's Shack|shack]] in [[Graveyard|Kakariko Graveyard]] in {{OoT}}. He presides over the graveyard,<ref>{{Cite|Hey kid! Don't mess around with the graves! I'm Dampé the Gravekeeper!|Dampé|OOT}}</ref> sleeping during the day and pacing it at night.<ref>{{Cite|Have you seen Mr. Dampé, who lives in the graveyard up ahead? It's [TIME] right now, so he's probably asleep in his hut.|Sabooro|OOT}}</ref> Dampé's Heart-Pounding Grave-Digging Tour is his famed nightly romp: he unearths any plot of dirt along his route through the graveyard when asked, either revealing a lucky [[Heart Container#Piece of Heart|Heart Piece]], some [[Rupee]]s, or sometimes, nothing at all.<ref>{{Cite|Let me give you an advertisement for my side business... Dampé the Gravekeeper's Heart-Pounding Gravedigging Tour! What's gonna come out?! What's gonna come out?! When I start digging, we'll find out!|Dampé|OOT}}</ref> A young boy walks the graveyard during the day, mimicking Dampé's walk and chastising [[Link]] anytime he tries to pull on a gravestone, threatening to tell Dampé.<ref>{{Cite|Don't cause trouble! I'll tell Dampé!|Little Boy|OOT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Little kids can't go on the "Heart-Pounding Gravedigging Tour" described on the sign. Since I can't do that, I'm just imitating Dampé the gravekeeper all day.|Little Boy|OOT}}</ref> |
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| + | When [[Link]] chases after [[Yuga]] to Lorule, he finds himself in [[Lorule Castle]], where Yuga surrounds himself with the [[Painting]]s of the [[Seven Sages]], using their power to obtain the [[Triforce|Triforce of Power]] and merge with [[Ganon]]. Hilda appears shortly thereafter to restrain him and allow Link to escape.<ref>{{Cite|Oh, Hero of Hyrule, I can hold the beast at bay for only so long. It should prove enough time to bid you a most sorrowful welcome to my kingdom. Welcome to Lorule. My name is Princess Hilda, and I have failed you in every way. I knew Yuga planned to slip into your world to abduct Zelda and the Sages. I...I couldn't stop him. Now he has used them to summon the Demon King and siphon his power. Yuga's appetite will soon consume our worlds. Hyrule and Lorule--the beast's for the taking. I cannot hold him back much longer. So...I must see you to safety.|Princess Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> She takes him to another dimension, where she explains that he must retrieve the Seven Sages who are now scattered across Lorule and join forces with them to defeat Yuga.<ref>{{Cite|Ah, here we are... A moment more of safety, Link. Though Yuga is slipping his bonds, I will try to keep you safe from him as long as I can. I'm afraid I must ask you to do what I cannot--defeat the beast. To do that, you must awaken your full potential, Hero of Hyrule. I sense that the paintings of Hyrule's Seven Sages are being sent to the far corners of Lorule. You must steal those paintings back. The secret to Yuga's defeat lies in uniting your friends! Farewell, Hero of Hyrule... We shall meet again...|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> She leaves him in a road near the Lorulean [[Blacksmith]]'s house. After Link awakens, Hilda speaks to Link telepathically to explain the dichotomy between Hyrule and Lorule, and that Yuga's actions have caused [[Fissure]]s to appear, linking both worlds.<ref>{{Cite|Can you hear me, Hero of Hyrule? It is I, Princess Hilda. I wanted to warn you about the kingdom in which you've found yourself. My Lorule may remind you of your own home. But, in fact, our kingdoms are as different as night and day. Worlds apart, as they say. But Yuga's scheme has forced our two kingdoms close together. So close, they are now connected.|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> She also explains that because of the ruined state of Lorule, Link cannot access all parts of it from within her kingdom, so the young hero must enter Lorule from equivalent locations in Hyrule.<ref>{{Cite|What's more, the Seven Sages you seek are spread across my land, locked away in dungeons. But because parts of Lorule have long crumbled away, you cannot get to them from where you now are. To reach them, you must first find a way back to Hyrule. From various parts of your world, you can reach the same parts of mine. Now, one more thing. I have welcomed you to Lorule, but my kingdom...? It ISN'T so welcoming to strangers. Farewell--and be careful out there, Link.|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> Afterwards, Hilda acts as a guide, telepathically communicating with the young hero whenever he enters new parts of Lorule. When Link enters Lorule from the [[Sanctuary]], she tells him that the Lorulean location was once a holy place, but has now become the opposite, and that something nearby will help him on his journey.<ref>{{Cite|Welcome back to the Lorule Kingdom, Link... Where you stand now was once a holy place. Now it could not be further away from such a thing. However, nearby sleeps something that will help you on your journey. A thorough search will behoove you. So say I, Hilda of Lorule...|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> When Link enters Lorule near [[Turtle Rock (A Link Between Worlds)|Turtle Rock]], she tells the young hero that there is a fiery maze nearby, and that he must find a way to control the flames to find the Sage within.<ref>{{Cite|Welcome back to Lorule Kingdom, Link... Not far from here is a maze built to contain the power of fire. You must find a way to control the flames. I also sense a strong presence in this vicinity. No doubt it's a Sage. Go now. Only you can help. So say I, Hilda of Lorule.|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> Upon entering Lorule near the [[Dark Palace]], Hilda tells Link that he has entered an evil place where former Lorulean soldiers have been corrupted and now worship a terrible beast,<ref>{{Cite|Welcome back to Lorule Kingdom, Link... You have entered a truly evil place. You must find the Dark Palace. There you will discover a Sage in desperate need of your help. Please...go quickly to the rescue. So say I, Hilda of Lorule...|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> a fact which she laments over.<ref>{{Cite|You are nearing the Dark Palace. It is home to the followers of a great and terrible beast. They were once soldiers from Lorule Castle. Now they revere a foul being and cower here in this temple. I accept the responsibility. I was too weak to protect them. They were all good people...my people. If they find you, they will imprison you. Please be careful. So say I, Hilda of Lorule...|Hilda|ALBW}}</ref> |
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| − | Dampé died during Link's seven-year disappearance, however his ghost can be found in [[Dampé's Grave|his grave]].<ref>{{Cite|I tell you, I saw him! I saw the ghostly figure of Dampé the gravekeeper sinking into his grave. It looked like he was holding some kind of treasure!|Ichiro|OOT}}</ref> He challenges Link to a race of sorts and rewards him with his [[Hookshot|favorite treasure]], should he succeed, as promised in the [[Dampé's Diary|diary]] that he left posthumously inside his abode.<ref>{{Cite|Whoever reads this, please enter my grave. I will let you have my stretching, shrinking keepsake. I'm waiting for you. --Dampé|Dampé's Diary|OOT}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|You were very quick to be able to keep up with me! Hehehe! As a reward, I'm going to give you my treasure. It's called the Hookshot!|Dampé|OOT}}</ref> Beating him in the race in under a minute also warrants a Piece of Heart. If Link does not finish in under a minute after obtaining Dampe's favorite treasure, he will receive a red Rupee instead. After obtaining the Hookshot, it can be used on a torch to cut a few seconds off the clock in the race, allowing Link to beat it more easily in less than a minute. |
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| − | {{Navi|Dampé's Ghost|'''Dampé's Ghost''' |
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| − | That's the ghost of the dead gravekeeper! If you chase him, he might give you his keepsake...}} |
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| + | Occasionally after Link saves a sage, Hilda is seen talking to Zelda's portrait in Lorule castle, commenting on how she hopes that their Hyrulian hero will succeed. |
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| − | ===''Majora's Mask''=== |
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| − | [[File:MM Dampe.png|left|90px|Dampé in Majora's Mask]] |
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| − | Dampé appears again in {{MM}} as the gravekeeper for the [[Ikana Graveyard]].<ref>{{Cite|I am Dampe, the grave keeper, who watches over this graveyard. My face is frightening, but I am not a bad person!|Dampé|MM}}</ref> Ironically, though terrified of ghosts, he keeps a haunted graveyard.<ref>{{Cite|Soon, a whole lot of frightful ghosts will appear. [...] Aaaieeee!!! Th-they're out!|Dampé|MM}}</ref> Little is known about Dampé, but it's insinuated that he used to visit the graveyard with his father.<ref name=Father>{{Cite|Did you see the huge skeleton at the back of this graveyard? My father once said that was all that was left of the former Royal Soldier who once guarded this graveyard.|Dampé|MM}}</ref> Apparently, he also has a wife.<ref name=Wife>{{Cite|I'm not going to give up. I'll keep asking you until you say yes. That's how I courted my current wife, you know.|Dampé|MM}}</ref> |
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| + | After Link rescues all seven of the sages, Hilda informs Link that [[Lorule]] once had its own Triforce. The Lorulians fought brutal wars over the Triforce, and in order to put a stop to the chaos Hilda's ancestors destroyed their Triforce utterly. It was done with good intentions, but it had disastrous consequences. Lorule was not able to exist without the Triforce's power, and began to tear itself apart. Hilda couldn't bear to see her beloved kingdom rent to pieces, slowly dying, so when she discovered of the existence of another Triforce ([[Hyrule]]'s Triforce), she schemed to obtain it so she could restore Lorule and protect her people from destruction. With that, she swiftly steals Zelda's [[Triforce of Wisdom]] and summons Yuga-Ganon to take Link's [[Triforce of Courage]] by force. |
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| − | On the [[Final Day|third day]], Dampé can be found underground beneath a gravestone searching for the treasure of Ikana's Royal Family.<ref>{{Cite|I came looking for the Royal Family's legendary treasure, but my torch has gone out.|Dampé|MM}}</ref> However, his torch has gone out, so he asks Link to guide him with [[Tatl|his fairy]]'s light.<ref>{{Cite|...A fairy? Oh, it was the fairy's light. In that case, it's just perfect. [...] I'm sorry, but could you walk in front of me and light the way?|Dampé|MM}}</ref> By [[Targeting System|Z-targeting]] him, Link can lead Dampé to mounds of dirt where he will sometimes dig up blue fire. Once three such fires are found, they come together and reveal the "[[Poe#Notable Poes|leader of ghosts]]",<ref>{{Cite|Waah!!! It's the leader of the ghosts!|Dampé|MM}}</ref> causing Dampé to run away. Once Link defeats this enemy, a treasure chest containing an [[Empty Bottle]] reveals itself. If Link leaves this area, he will find himself in Dampé's house. |
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| + | After the battle is over and Zelda is revived, Hilda, at the end of her rope, asks "What can I do now?". Zelda tries to tell her she understands the burdens of being a princess and a leader, but Hilda snaps that she knows nothing. Suddenly Ravio intervenes and reveals himself to be Link's cowardly Lorulian counterpart. He tells his princess that he knew Yuga's and her plan to steal Hyrule's Triforce was a bad idea, but he was too scared to confront them on his own. So he journeyed to Hyrule in search of a hero who could stop them. At first Hilda is furious at his betrayal, but soon realizes that she is perpetuating the chaos that caused her Triforce's destruction. Horrified at herself, she apologizes to Link and Zelda and agrees to send them home. She and Ravio take them to what was once Lorule's Sacred Realm and use the last of [[Ravio's Bracelet]]'s power to send them through a crack to [[Hyrule]]. |
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| − | Dampé is one of very few characters from ''Ocarina of Time'' to appear completely unaltered in terms of name and personality in ''Majora's Mask''. |
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| + | Link and the Princess re-enter their world in the [[Sacred Realm]] with their Triforce straight ahead. Zelda and Link look at each other, knowing they each have the same wish, and touch the Triforce together. |
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| − | In {{FSA}}, Dampé lives in the graveyard found to the far north in [[The Swamp]]. He is supposed to be the caretaker of the graveyard. |
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| − | He is however somewhat plagued by monsters, so he can't do his work.<ref>{{Cite|My name's Dampé. I'm supposed to be the caretaker at this here graveyard. Only I can't take care of a single thing right now. I'm helpless!!!|Dampé|FSA}}</ref> He is also tormented by a "[[Dark Link|shadowy guy]]" whom he warns Link about, surprised at how similar Link is to him.<ref>{{Cite|This shadowy guy has been stirring up trouble lately. Actually, he looks like you!|Dampé|FSA}}</ref> |
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| + | In Lorule, Hilda and Ravio have not moved. Suddenly an earthquake rocks them to the ground, startling them both. They watch in amazement as the Lorulian Triforce is remade above them, whole and intact once more. An overjoyed Ravio smiles hugely as Princess Hilda happily cries. Lorule's darkness is infused with light, and Hilda thanks Zelda and Link for gifting Lorule its rightful Triforce. |
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| − | Dampé then tells the four Links about a mirror, in which a dark tribe was sealed in a long time ago, informing the four Links that it is hidden somewhere in the Forest of Light.<ref>{{Cite|Legends speak of a mirror in which a dark tribe was sealed away long ago. I understand it's supposed to be hidden now somewhere in the Forest of Light.|Dampé|FSA}}</ref> |
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| + | *Both the names Hilda and Zelda come from the same Germanic root element, "hild," meaning "battle." |
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| − | Dampé is also featured in {{TMC}}. He lives in a house in the [[Royal Valley]] and tends to the graveyard. He gives Link the key to the graveyard, opening the way to the [[Royal Crypt]]. When spoken to after completing the mini-dungeon, he will state a secret path in the [[Lost Woods]] that leads to fifty Rupees.<ref>{{Cite|Left, left, left...Up, up, up...Dang! What's that last turn?|Dampé|TMC}}</ref> |
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| − | Dampé appears again in {{ALBW}} as a gravekeeper. He initially appears to be dull-witted, as he refers to himself in third person, but he also claims to understand that the [[Captain]] only visits the [[Sanctuary]] to see [[Seres]].<ref>{{Cite|Coming and going! Going and coming! The captain stops by here more than anyone... You think he wants to yak with the priest? No, sir--just makin' excuses to see Seres there. She hasn't got a clue, either. But I s'pose that's what's so lovely about Seres. Carefree as a bird... But ol' Dampé sees more'n people think. Like those paintings on the castle walls this morning. There's trouble brew--|Dampé|ALBW}}</ref> While Link is searching for the Captain, he encounters Seres and Dampé speaking. After Seres becomes trapped within the Sanctuary, Dampé remembers that the [[Priest]] spoke of a secret passage into the Sanctuary and prompts Link to use the [[Forgotten Sword|Captain's Sword]] to make his way through it.<ref>{{Cite|Wh-what's happening in there? Th-th-the doors are shut tight. Can't get them open! Wh-what can we do? That was Seres crying out! Dampé doesn't have a key! Dampé just digs the graves around—! Wait! Dampé remembers! Dampé once heard the priest talking about a secret way into the Sanctuary, hidden right in my Graveyard. Bad luck, Dampé thinks, messing around with graves. Worse luck, going under the ground... But YOU! You do it. If you get scared, just swing that sword around!|Dampé|ALBW}}</ref> After Yuga begins capturing more people, Dampé tells Link to take care to not meet the same fate.<ref>{{Cite|People are up and vanishing, Dampé heard. Take care you don't get caught up in all this.|Dampé|ALBW}}</ref> |
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| − | Dampé's eponymous [[Lorule]]an counterpart also resides in a graveyard. He is shocked when Link speaks to him, as nobody has spoken to him in a long time.<ref>{{Cite|C-can it be? You can see Dampé? Not a soul has spoken to Dampé for so long. Dampé's old bones are near to falling apart--it's been so long!|Dampé|ALBW}}</ref> He explains that he was once a gravekeeper, but there are now no more graves.<ref>{{Cite|Dampé used to be the gravekeeper here, but now there aren't any graves to keep. Was there something the graves were protecting...? Dampé can't even remember.|Dampé?|ALBW}}</ref> He jokingly asks Link if he will join Dampé on "the other side," since monsters never bother him.<ref>{{Cite|You gonna join Dampé here on the other side? It'd not so bad. Monsters never bother Dampé. Ha, you know, Dampé is just pulling your leg!|Dampé?|ALBW}}</ref> Strangely, the Lorulean Dampé has purple-colored skin. |
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Revision as of 07:58, 5 December 2013
Template:Character Princess Hilda is a character appearing in A Link Between Worlds. She wields a staff with an inverted, tetrahedron Triforce floating at the tip. She has red eyes and an attire that greatly resembles Zelda's, but with a dark purple color scheme that matches her long dark hair, with the Triforces in her attire and earrings positioned upside down. She acts as an anti-villain in the game who wants to restore her broken kingdom.
Biography
Princess Hilda appears to be Princess Zelda's Lorulean counterpart. She wishes for her land to have a hero, and believes Link to be a suitable candidate.[1] Hilda can communicate with Link telepathically. She acts as a guide while he traverses Lorule.
When Link chases after Yuga to Lorule, he finds himself in Lorule Castle, where Yuga surrounds himself with the Paintings of the Seven Sages, using their power to obtain the Triforce of Power and merge with Ganon. Hilda appears shortly thereafter to restrain him and allow Link to escape.[2] She takes him to another dimension, where she explains that he must retrieve the Seven Sages who are now scattered across Lorule and join forces with them to defeat Yuga.[3] She leaves him in a road near the Lorulean Blacksmith's house. After Link awakens, Hilda speaks to Link telepathically to explain the dichotomy between Hyrule and Lorule, and that Yuga's actions have caused Fissures to appear, linking both worlds.[4] She also explains that because of the ruined state of Lorule, Link cannot access all parts of it from within her kingdom, so the young hero must enter Lorule from equivalent locations in Hyrule.[5] Afterwards, Hilda acts as a guide, telepathically communicating with the young hero whenever he enters new parts of Lorule. When Link enters Lorule from the Sanctuary, she tells him that the Lorulean location was once a holy place, but has now become the opposite, and that something nearby will help him on his journey.[6] When Link enters Lorule near Turtle Rock, she tells the young hero that there is a fiery maze nearby, and that he must find a way to control the flames to find the Sage within.[7] Upon entering Lorule near the Dark Palace, Hilda tells Link that he has entered an evil place where former Lorulean soldiers have been corrupted and now worship a terrible beast,[8] a fact which she laments over.[9]
Occasionally after Link saves a sage, Hilda is seen talking to Zelda's portrait in Lorule castle, commenting on how she hopes that their Hyrulian hero will succeed.
After Link rescues all seven of the sages, Hilda informs Link that Lorule once had its own Triforce. The Lorulians fought brutal wars over the Triforce, and in order to put a stop to the chaos Hilda's ancestors destroyed their Triforce utterly. It was done with good intentions, but it had disastrous consequences. Lorule was not able to exist without the Triforce's power, and began to tear itself apart. Hilda couldn't bear to see her beloved kingdom rent to pieces, slowly dying, so when she discovered of the existence of another Triforce (Hyrule's Triforce), she schemed to obtain it so she could restore Lorule and protect her people from destruction. With that, she swiftly steals Zelda's Triforce of Wisdom and summons Yuga-Ganon to take Link's Triforce of Courage by force.
After the battle is over and Zelda is revived, Hilda, at the end of her rope, asks "What can I do now?". Zelda tries to tell her she understands the burdens of being a princess and a leader, but Hilda snaps that she knows nothing. Suddenly Ravio intervenes and reveals himself to be Link's cowardly Lorulian counterpart. He tells his princess that he knew Yuga's and her plan to steal Hyrule's Triforce was a bad idea, but he was too scared to confront them on his own. So he journeyed to Hyrule in search of a hero who could stop them. At first Hilda is furious at his betrayal, but soon realizes that she is perpetuating the chaos that caused her Triforce's destruction. Horrified at herself, she apologizes to Link and Zelda and agrees to send them home. She and Ravio take them to what was once Lorule's Sacred Realm and use the last of Ravio's Bracelet's power to send them through a crack to Hyrule.
Link and the Princess re-enter their world in the Sacred Realm with their Triforce straight ahead. Zelda and Link look at each other, knowing they each have the same wish, and touch the Triforce together.
In Lorule, Hilda and Ravio have not moved. Suddenly an earthquake rocks them to the ground, startling them both. They watch in amazement as the Lorulian Triforce is remade above them, whole and intact once more. An overjoyed Ravio smiles hugely as Princess Hilda happily cries. Lorule's darkness is infused with light, and Hilda thanks Zelda and Link for gifting Lorule its rightful Triforce.
Trivia
- Both the names Hilda and Zelda come from the same Germanic root element, "hild," meaning "battle."
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Hilda speaking to Link
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- ↑ "We have need of a hero, and your Link is superb." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "Oh, Hero of Hyrule, I can hold the beast at bay for only so long. It should prove enough time to bid you a most sorrowful welcome to my kingdom. Welcome to Lorule. My name is Princess Hilda, and I have failed you in every way. I knew Yuga planned to slip into your world to abduct Zelda and the Sages. I...I couldn't stop him. Now he has used them to summon the Demon King and siphon his power. Yuga's appetite will soon consume our worlds. Hyrule and Lorule--the beast's for the taking. I cannot hold him back much longer. So...I must see you to safety." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "Ah, here we are... A moment more of safety, Link. Though Yuga is slipping his bonds, I will try to keep you safe from him as long as I can. I'm afraid I must ask you to do what I cannot--defeat the beast. To do that, you must awaken your full potential, Hero of Hyrule. I sense that the paintings of Hyrule's Seven Sages are being sent to the far corners of Lorule. You must steal those paintings back. The secret to Yuga's defeat lies in uniting your friends! Farewell, Hero of Hyrule... We shall meet again..." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "Can you hear me, Hero of Hyrule? It is I, Princess Hilda. I wanted to warn you about the kingdom in which you've found yourself. My Lorule may remind you of your own home. But, in fact, our kingdoms are as different as night and day. Worlds apart, as they say. But Yuga's scheme has forced our two kingdoms close together. So close, they are now connected." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "What's more, the Seven Sages you seek are spread across my land, locked away in dungeons. But because parts of Lorule have long crumbled away, you cannot get to them from where you now are. To reach them, you must first find a way back to Hyrule. From various parts of your world, you can reach the same parts of mine. Now, one more thing. I have welcomed you to Lorule, but my kingdom...? It ISN'T so welcoming to strangers. Farewell--and be careful out there, Link." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "Welcome back to the Lorule Kingdom, Link... Where you stand now was once a holy place. Now it could not be further away from such a thing. However, nearby sleeps something that will help you on your journey. A thorough search will behoove you. So say I, Hilda of Lorule..." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "Welcome back to Lorule Kingdom, Link... Not far from here is a maze built to contain the power of fire. You must find a way to control the flames. I also sense a strong presence in this vicinity. No doubt it's a Sage. Go now. Only you can help. So say I, Hilda of Lorule." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "Welcome back to Lorule Kingdom, Link... You have entered a truly evil place. You must find the Dark Palace. There you will discover a Sage in desperate need of your help. Please...go quickly to the rescue. So say I, Hilda of Lorule..." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)
- ↑ "You are nearing the Dark Palace. It is home to the followers of a great and terrible beast. They were once soldiers from Lorule Castle. Now they revere a foul being and cower here in this temple. I accept the responsibility. I was too weak to protect them. They were all good people...my people. If they find you, they will imprison you. Please be careful. So say I, Hilda of Lorule..." — Princess Hilda (A Link Between Worlds)