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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Link first meets her when Lord Raven escorts him to a hidden village beyond the Graveyard. She is sitting alone on a stone wall holding a precious sprout given to her by Lord Raven. She trips and her seed pot spills, nearly killing the sprout. As she cries, Link rushes to her side and quickly places the sprout back in the pot. Later, Roperi comes with Link and Raven to the Black Tower. Roperi admires her sprout, claiming that it's higher than the tower.<ref>{{cite book |quote= My tree sprout is higher than the tower!|book= The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages (Manga)|publisher= Viz Media|page= 87}}</ref> When Raven announces his plans to quell the fighting at the tower, she pleads to go with him make sure that her dad is well.<ref>{{cite book |quote= I... I want to go, too! I'm worried about my dad...|book= The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages (Manga)|publisher= Viz Media|page= 89}}</ref> When Raven and Link return to the village later to find her hiding in a cave, Nayru reveals that her "sprout" is a baby [[Mystery Tree]] and that it is their only hope to defeat [[Veran]]. She is last seen reuniting with her dad at the end of the book. | Link first meets her when Lord Raven escorts him to a hidden village beyond the Graveyard. She is sitting alone on a stone wall holding a precious sprout given to her by Lord Raven. She trips and her seed pot spills, nearly killing the sprout. As she cries, Link rushes to her side and quickly places the sprout back in the pot. Later, Roperi comes with Link and Raven to the Black Tower. Roperi admires her sprout, claiming that it's higher than the tower.<ref>{{cite book |quote= My tree sprout is higher than the tower!|book= The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages (Manga)|publisher= Viz Media|page= 87}}</ref> When Raven announces his plans to quell the fighting at the tower, she pleads to go with him make sure that her dad is well.<ref>{{cite book |quote= I... I want to go, too! I'm worried about my dad...|book= The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages (Manga)|publisher= Viz Media|page= 89}}</ref> When Raven and Link return to the village later to find her hiding in a cave, Nayru reveals that her "sprout" is a baby [[Mystery Tree]] and that it is their only hope to defeat [[Veran]]. She is last seen reuniting with her dad at the end of the book. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
Peri means "lives in the mountains". Peri is a variation of Perah, meaning "flower", Perry, meaning "tree", and Perida, which means "separation" and "division", which is what happens to Roperi and her family. | |||
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[[Category:Characters in Oracle of Ages (Himekawa)]] | [[Category:Characters in Oracle of Ages (Himekawa)]] | ||
