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===''Twilight Princess''=== | ===''Twilight Princess''=== | ||
[[File:King Zora's Tombstone.jpg|thumb|right|400px|King Zora's tomb in ''Twilight Princess'']] | [[File:King Zora's Tombstone.jpg|thumb|right|400px|King Zora's tomb in ''Twilight Princess'']] | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', the graveyard is also located behind [[Kakariko Village]], accessed by entering the gate behind [[Renado | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', the graveyard is also located behind [[Kakariko Village]], accessed by entering the gate behind [[Renado]]'s [[sanctuary (Twilight Princess)|sanctuary]].<ref>{{cite|A golden-bodied ant. It was found in the graveyard of Kakariko Village.|N/A|Twilight Princess}}</ref> At first sight, the graveyard seems smaller than its ''Ocarina of Time'' counterpart; however, in the northern portion of the graveyard is a small opening leading into a wide open area with a small pond. At the end of the pond is a small patch of land where the [[King Zora]] is buried. According to [[Queen Rutela]], the Kakariko Graveyard is also where various members of the [[Zora]] race take their eternal rest.<ref>{{cite|You were right to bring him here. Kakariko Village is a sacred place for the Zora people. It is where we take our eternal rest. My husband in life, King Zora, also rests his spirit here.|Queen Rutela|Twilight Princess}}</ref> | ||
The entrance to King Zora's tomb is sealed off by a stone bearing the [[Symbols#Race Emblems|Zora Emblem]] when Link first visits the graveyard. Once Link takes the dying [[Prince Ralis]] to Kakariko Village, Queen Rutela appears to him as a ghost just outside of Renado's house. She beckons him to follow her to her husband's grave, where she thanks him for saving her son in his time of need.<ref>{{Cite|I am deeply grateful to you for aiding my son in his time of need.|Queen Rutela|TP}}</ref> As she had already promised Link, Queen Rutela bestows the tunic upon the young hero, which he needs in order to enter the [[Lakebed Temple]].<ref>{{Cite|...There is armor here that my husband made for the coming hero. It holds the power of the Zoras. I am sure that having garb that allows you to move freely in water would aid you in your travels.|Queen Rutela|TP}}</ref><ref>{{cite|...That which I have promised you is within this grave.|Queen Rutela|Twilight Princess}}</ref> Queen Rutela then joins the King Zora in his eternal slumber.<ref>{{cite|Now, at last, I can join the king in slumber.|Queen Rutela|Twilight Princess}}</ref> | The entrance to King Zora's tomb is sealed off by a stone bearing the [[Symbols#Race Emblems|Zora Emblem]] when Link first visits the graveyard. Once Link takes the dying [[Prince Ralis]] to Kakariko Village, Queen Rutela appears to him as a ghost just outside of Renado's house. She beckons him to follow her to her husband's grave, where she thanks him for saving her son in his time of need.<ref>{{Cite|I am deeply grateful to you for aiding my son in his time of need.|Queen Rutela|TP}}</ref> As she had already promised Link, Queen Rutela bestows the tunic upon the young hero, which he needs in order to enter the [[Lakebed Temple]].<ref>{{Cite|...There is armor here that my husband made for the coming hero. It holds the power of the Zoras. I am sure that having garb that allows you to move freely in water would aid you in your travels.|Queen Rutela|TP}}</ref><ref>{{cite|...That which I have promised you is within this grave.|Queen Rutela|Twilight Princess}}</ref> Queen Rutela then joins the King Zora in his eternal slumber.<ref>{{cite|Now, at last, I can join the king in slumber.|Queen Rutela|Twilight Princess}}</ref> | ||
