Irene: Difference between revisions
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Keep basic content of Ancestry section, but reword 'phenotype' and 'miscegenation' to avoid bad connotations.
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Given that the Sages in ''A Link Between Worlds'' generally seem to relate to their ''Ocarina of Time'' counterparts, fans have assumed that Irene is a descendant – or at least a reference to – [[Nabooru]], the [[Gerudo]] Sage of Spirit. | Given that the Sages in ''A Link Between Worlds'' generally seem to relate to their ''Ocarina of Time'' counterparts, fans have assumed that Irene is a descendant – or at least a reference to – [[Nabooru]], the [[Gerudo]] Sage of Spirit. | ||
Irene's family is versed in magic and witchcraft, as were the Gerudo sisters [[Twinrova]]. Irene does not share the Gerudo | Irene's family is versed in magic and witchcraft, as were the Gerudo sisters [[Twinrova]]. Irene does not share the typical Gerudo appearance (namely, dark skin, amber eyes, and red hair) but this could be the result of extensive intermarriage of tribes between the [[Zelda Timeline|Era of the Hero of Time]] and the events of {{ALBW}}. Further, Irene is held captive in a desert dungeon, much like Nabooru. This may constitute a deliberate reference, if nothing more. | ||
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