I vehemently agree with everything
SomebodyData has said. He basically argued all of my points, but better. I concede that he is the better debater.
Anyway...
I have a question.
Why are you using the wording of "reasons" in Din's statement and supplementing it into the Deku Tree's wording of the word "reasons"? They are from completely different Zelda games with a different context to them.
The Deku Tree talks about the creation of the world and how from the primordial chaos, the Golden Goddess came down from the Heavens and brought Land, Law, and Life to the world and left the human realm leaving the Triforce as a power source to enforce their laws.
Before the Goddesses, there was no reason, and after the Goddesses came and went with their demiurgic moment, there was reason.
As shown here:
"When there was no reason in the world and life did not yet have form."
"After that, those sacred triangles became the cornerstone for the world's reasons. "
Isn't the Deku Tree likely describing the
Law that Nayru bestowed onto the
Life that Farore created to live upon the
Land that Din forged from her flaming arms?
After the creation of the world, the Triforce was left to maintain the Goddesses reasons, or laws in this connotation, for the newly created world.
Nothing makes this game's context of the word "reasons" about Space-Time.
I never played Oracle of Seasons, so I don't even know the context of Din's statement about "the reasons" or whatever. But I see no reason why it should be used in the Deku Tree's creation of the world speech from Ocarina of Time. Especially when context likely makes the word "reason" have a completely different connotation between games.
"Their mission was to throw the reasons of earth and space-time out of order..."
Also, in my opinion, this sentence makes no sense. What does it even mean? This sounds like a broken sentence that's true meaning is lost in translation without any context to explain what Din is talking about.
