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The '''Sign Language of the Hyrulean Royal Guard''' is a sign language featured in {{TSP}}. It is first mentioned after [[Charles of Moria]] is discovered to be [[Ganon]], who promptly grabs [[Princess Zelda]] and holds a dagger to her throat.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=In a flash, Charles grabs her and holds a dagger to her throat.|book= TSP|publisher= |page= 64}}</ref> [[Link]] quickly reaches for his [[sword]], but the [[King of Hyrule]] yells out to him and sends him three quick gestures with his right hand by using the sign language of the Hyrulean Royal Guard.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote='No, Link!' cries the king. Link waves. The king makes three quick gestures with his right hand, sending Link a signal in the sign language of the Hyrulean Royal Guard.|book= TSP|publisher= |page= 64}}</ref> | |||
According to the book, the gesture that the king sent means "attack." In the sign language of the Royal Guard, if the attack signal is given three times in a row, the command is to attack. However, if one signal is even slightly different from the other two, the message will mean, "Don't attack."<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=The gesture that the king made means "attack." In the sign language of Hyrule's Royal Guard, if the attack signal is given three times in a row, the command is to attack. But if one signal is slightly different from the other two, the message means, 'Don't attack.'|book= | According to the book, the gesture that the king sent means "attack." In the sign language of the Royal Guard, if the attack signal is given three times in a row, the command is to attack. However, if one signal is even slightly different from the other two, the message will mean, "Don't attack."<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=The gesture that the king made means "attack." In the sign language of Hyrule's Royal Guard, if the attack signal is given three times in a row, the command is to attack. But if one signal is slightly different from the other two, the message means, 'Don't attack.'|book= TSP|publisher= |page= 65}}</ref> | ||
The signals that the king sends are not identical. If Link chooses to attack anyway, Link will be easily defeated at the hands of Charles, ending in a [[Game Over]]. On the other hand, if the young hero decides to listen to the king's signal, Link will have a chance to chase after Charles and defeat him, saving [[Hyrule]] from the hands of Ganon. | The signals that the king sends are not identical. If Link chooses to attack anyway, Link will be easily defeated at the hands of Charles, ending in a [[Game Over]]. On the other hand, if the young hero decides to listen to the king's signal, Link will have a chance to chase after Charles and defeat him, saving [[Hyrule]] from the hands of Ganon. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
[[Ancient Hyrulean Number-Letter Code]] | [[Hyrilian Grammar|Ancient Hyrulean Number-Letter Code]] | ||
{{Ref}} | {{Ref}} | ||
[[Category:Languages]] | [[Category:Languages]] |