Video;

[inmemoriae]

[There's a sound of a breath before the video comes into focus. She might look a bit familiar to anyone that's met the other Zelda--but only marginally. She's dressed in a white dress, a bit ragged, bare shoulders only serving to highlight a golden hawk necklace draped about her neck.]

I know many of us are here without planning for it but...How many of us feel we need back home? How many of us left something important behind, something we needed to see through to the very end?

I suppose this is not the best way to introduce myself, but I--shared experiences can help one feel more comfortable. I am...My name is Zelda. If anyone has met others from a place called Hyrule, I would appreciate knowing they are here, that they are safe...

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[darkcharge]

Impossible is what I said, yes.
What was missing was replaced.
So that which was lost can't be can't return.
You really think that just because there's nowhere I am needed that it's fate to be here?
Then what does that say about you and yours?

[inmemoriae]

What was replaced, then?

...As for mine, I choose to believe there is a reason I am here. It doesn't mean I approve of the situation but...it does help give purpose to my presence.

[darkcharge]

A heart.
You choose to believe there is a reason but you don't know that there actually is one.
Do you absolutely have to have purpose?

[inmemoriae]

How does that--I apologize, but such a thing is hard to comprehend.

I don't know, that is why I hold to my belief. It makes the unknown less intimidating.

It doesn't have to be a large purpose. I suppose it would merely be something to give me direction.

[darkcharge]

It's not surprising for it to be hard to comprehend.
To make it less difficult, know that I didn't have a whole heart. Only half.
Anyway, the more important thing here is this stuff about purpose and belief.
So you hold onto something that may not be true just because it makes this easier on you?
And basically you just want some direction.
I guess I can relate to that much.