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Ganon's last words in Zelda: The Wind Waker. . . .
I finally beat The Wind Waker yesterday after getting home from my algebra final. It was kind of funny, though; out of all seven of the bosses in Ganon's Tower, Gohma actually did the most damage to me. Yes, Gohma, the boss of the first dungeon, Dragon Roost Cavern. The dang thing just wouldn't pause in between swings, so it'd just smack me whenever I stopped moving to try and use the Grappling Hook. Once I managed to swing across once, to one of the upper platforms, however, it was all over for Gohma. Once I can get up there, it can't hit me since I can Grappling Hook Valoo's tail faster than it can charge up its fire beam attack.
Oh, and I found a new strategy for fighting the third form of Puppet Ganon. It made the battle a lot less annoying. What I did, was as soon as the third stage of the battle began, I ran and hopped up on top of the warp pot in the room. If you stand on the edge and just shoot Light Arrows at its tail from there, it'll barely ever hit you. In fact, it only ever knocked me off once.
But anyway, I decided to write down all the dialogue from the last scenes of The Wind Waker -- from the time that you first step into the Puppet Ganon room all the way to the "THE END" screen -- and that's where I got the title quote from. There's lots of interesting stuff talked about during those last few scenes, so I figured I'd write them down in order to have an exact reference, instead of having to go completely off of memory. I even wrote in my own little descriptions of the important actions that the characters do, heh.
I think if I ever play through A Link to the Past (really, that's a big if, lol), Ocarina of Time, or The Wind Waker again, I'm going to write down the dialogue for the entire game -- or at least the important stuff. That way I'd have a complete reference for the games' stories, which would be very handy. It's always annoying when I can't quite remember how some part or other went.
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