Telma

Telma (テルマ, Teruma) is a woman in Twilight Princess who owns a bar in Castle Town. She tries her hardest to help Ilia when she arrives there with the Doctor; and also tries to help when Ilia finds the Zora Prince Ralis. After Link comes back to the bar as a human and finding Ilia and, Telma speaks about a shaman in Kakariko Village who may be able to help. The three of them take the prince and set off to the village. At the village, both Ilia and Prince Ralis are left in his care. Telma is of a flirtatious personality and has a crush for Renado; but he does not seem all that fond of her in return, stating at one point that he "cannot abide her company". 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).

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 sometimes helps with Link's quest; first by displaying great bravery in driving the caravan to Kakariko (see gallery below) in order to aid Prince Ralis. Secondly, she later gives him an invoice to show the doctor, which will ultimately help Ilia recover her memory.

Theory
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 possibly hinting that the reason for their absence from Twilight Princess is that they integrated with the Hylian culture. This is purely speculation, however, as the Gerudos could simply be in a deeper part of the desert that is unexplored in the game.

Trivia
She also has a cat, Louise, who helps Link during his quest. 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.