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During the events of {{TP}} living inhabitants of [[Hyrule]] are transformed into '''spirits''' under the influence of the [[Twilight]].<ref>{{cite|Twilight covered Hyrule like a shroud, and without light, the people became as spirits. Within the twilight, they live on, unaware that they have passed into spirit forms... All the people know now is fear... Fear of a nameless evil...|Princess Zelda|TP}}</ref> Soldier spirits can be a glowing flame floating in the air, which are currently alive soldiers. In contrast, there are spirits (possibly not even spirits, just ghosts) in [[Hyrule Castle]], which do not appear in [[Twilight]] and look undead. They have red, long hair, glowing eyes, and the same armor as their live counterparts. These are actually very helpful, because if [[Wolf Link|wolf]] uses his senses, he will see them pointing to someplace. The pointing helps in making the right decision, right footing, and puzzle solving. Not all are transformed into spirits within the Twilight; it is believed that its effects are partially negated by the protection of the [[Triforce]]. [[Ganon]]dorf becomes a horned, yellow, glowing head, similar to a skull, as shown in a cutscene where [[Zant]] talks in the [[Palace of Twilight]]. Link becomes a [[Wolf Link|wolf]] (strangely not transforming in the [[Palace of Twilight]]), whereas [[Princess Zelda]] remains in her true form. The [[Twili]] also remain in their true form due to them naturally inhabiting the [[Twilight Realm]].
During the events of {{TP}} living inhabitants of [[Hyrule]] are transformed into '''spirits''' under the influence of the [[Twilight]].<ref>{{cite|Twilight covered Hyrule like a shroud, and without light, the people became as spirits. Within the twilight, they live on, unaware that they have passed into spirit forms... All the people know now is fear... Fear of a nameless evil...|Princess Zelda|TP}}</ref> Soldier spirits can be a glowing flame floating in the air, which are currently alive soldiers. In contrast, there are spirits (possibly not even spirits, just ghosts) in [[Hyrule Castle]], which do not appear in [[Twilight]] and look undead. They have red, long hair, glowing eyes, and the same armor as their live counterparts. These are actually very helpful, because if [[Wolf Link|wolf]] uses his senses, he will see them pointing to someplace. The pointing helps in making the right decision, right footing, and puzzle solving. Not all are transformed into spirits within the Twilight; it is believed that its effects are partially negated by the protection of the [[Triforce]]. [[Ganon]]dorf becomes a horned, yellow, glowing head, similar to a skull, as shown in a cutscene where [[Zant]] talks in the [[Palace of Twilight]]. Link becomes a [[Wolf Link|wolf]] (strangely not transforming in the [[Palace of Twilight]]), whereas [[Princess Zelda]] remains in her true form. The [[Twili]] also remain in their true form due to them naturally inhabiting the [[Twilight Realm]].


There are also [[Light Spirits]]. Their names all have a reference to the [[Golden Goddesses]], [[Nayru (Goddess)|Nayru]], [[Din (Goddess)|Din]], and [[Farore (Goddess)|Farore]].
There are also [[Light Spirits]]. Three of the four have a reference to the [[Golden Goddesses]], [[Nayru (Goddess)|Nayru]], [[Din (Goddess)|Din]], and [[Farore (Goddess)|Farore]].
For example, the [[Lanayru Province]] is named after the Goddess of Wisdom, Nayru.
For example, the [[Lanayru Province]] is named after the Goddess of Wisdom, Nayru.