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At the end of Tail Cave, when Link obtains the first [[Instrument of the Sirens|instrument]], the [[Full Moon Cello]], the Owl appears to Link a fourth time. The Owl originally believed Link was not real, suggesting they are part of the Wind Fish's dream, then he tells Link that all eight Instruments of the Sirens have the power to wake up the Wind Fish. After mentioning that he was given instructions to guide Link, the Owl tells him to go to [[Goponga Swamp]] next. | At the end of Tail Cave, when Link obtains the first [[Instrument of the Sirens|instrument]], the [[Full Moon Cello]], the Owl appears to Link a fourth time. The Owl originally believed Link was not real, suggesting they are part of the Wind Fish's dream, then he tells Link that all eight Instruments of the Sirens have the power to wake up the Wind Fish. After mentioning that he was given instructions to guide Link, the Owl tells him to go to [[Goponga Swamp]] next. | ||
In the [[ | In the [[Southern Face Shrine]], both the Owl and the Wind Fish are depicted on a mural. It suggests that all of Koholint Island, including the Owl, are only part of the Wind Fish's dream. After Link finishes reading the mural, the Owl appears again and says that nobody is certain if the writing is true except the Wind Fish himself. He tells Link to use his feelings as a guide in seeking the answer. | ||
Later, the Owl tells Link that [[Marin]] sang a song of awakening, the [[Ballad of the Wind Fish]] at the [[Wind Fish's Egg]]. The Owl wonders if Marin was trying to wake the Wind Fish. After retrieving all eight Instruments of the Sirens, Link also plays the song at the Wind Fish's Egg, breaking it open. The Owl instructs Link to go inside, saying it is time for the Wind Fish to wake up. | Later, the Owl tells Link that [[Marin]] sang a song of awakening, the [[Ballad of the Wind Fish]] at the [[Wind Fish's Egg]]. The Owl wonders if Marin was trying to wake the Wind Fish. After retrieving all eight Instruments of the Sirens, Link also plays the song at the Wind Fish's Egg, breaking it open. The Owl instructs Link to go inside, saying it is time for the Wind Fish to wake up. | ||
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Owl LADX ending.png|The Owl in the ending for ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX'' | Owl LADX ending.png|The Owl in the ending for ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX'' | ||
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