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'''Whittleton''' is a village located within the [[Forest Realm]] in {{ST}}. It is known as '''Mayscore''' in the European version of the game.
{{Term/Store|Whittleton||Series, ST}} is a location in {{ST}}.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 113 {{Exp Game|ST}}}}</ref>


==Features==
==Features and Overview==
===Inhabitants===
{{Term|ST|Whittleton}} is a village located within the {{Term|ST|Forest Realm|link}}. The village is the home of several bachelor lumberjacks,<ref>{{Cite|The only thing our village is missing is some nice ladyfolk. Yep, we're all bachelors 'round here. It has its perks, but it can get lonely. Say, do you happen to know any nice single ladies?|Lumberjack|ST}}</ref> who cut down trees and sell the [[lumber|wood]] for money.<ref>{{Cite|We make a living selling trees and lumber. Let me tell you, we were in a rough spot without those Spirit Tracks.|Lumberjack|ST}}</ref> Everyone in Whittleton respects the forest for what it provides to the village, so for every tree they cut down, they plant a new one to replace it.<ref>{{Cite|Everyone in this village respects the forest for what it gives us. That's why we give back by planting new trees. [...] The forest provides for us, so for every tree we cut, we plant a new one.|Lumberjack|ST}}</ref>  
The village is the home of several bachelor lumberjacks,<ref>{{Cite|The only thing our village is missing is some nice ladyfolk. Yep, we're all bachelors 'round here. It has its perks, but it can get lonely. Say, do you happen to know any nice single ladies?|Lumberjack|ST}}</ref> who cut down trees and sell the [[lumber|wood]] for money.<ref>{{Cite|We make a living selling trees and lumber. Let me tell you, we were in a rough spot without those Spirit Tracks.|Lumberjack|ST}}</ref> Everyone in Whittleton respects the forest for what it provides to the village, so for every tree they cut down, they plant a new one to replace it.<ref>{{Cite|Everyone in this village respects the forest for what it gives us. That's why we give back by planting new trees. [...] The forest provides for us, so for every tree we cut, we plant a new one.|Lumberjack|ST}}</ref>  


===Story===
[[Link]] first arrives at Whittleton after retrieving the [[Forest Rail Map]] from the [[Tower of Spirits]]. Here, the young hero must speak to [[Dovok]], the village's chief, in the northern part of the area and ask him how to get to the [[Forest Sanctuary]] and thus be able to meet to [[Gage]], the [[Lokomo]] guardian of the [[Forest Realm]]. The chief tells Link to go through a path in the west called the [[Lost Woods]], a path that the village locals usually take to reach the sanctuary.<ref>{{Cite|So you want to get to the Forest Sanctuary, do you? There's a path we locals usually take. Just go west of this village to find it.|Dovok|ST}}</ref> However, he advises the young hero to speak to the villagers first so that they can tell Link all he needs to know to be able to get through the woods.<ref>{{Cite|But listen, young fellow-- it's called the Lost Woods for a good reason. One wrong step, and boom! You go right back to the entrance. Talk to the locals here. They can tell you what you need to know.|Dovok|ST}}</ref> The villagers will tell him to pay attention to the {{Term|ST|Tree|link}} branches of the {{Term|ST|Lost Woods}}, except for the fourth {{Term|ST|Tree}}, which has "no sense of direction".<ref>{{Cite|You're going to the {{Color|ST Light Blue|Lost Woods}}? Then here's a little advice for you. To avoid getting all turned around, listen to the trees, 'cause they talk a lot. Just don't listen to that {{Color|ST Light Blue|fourth tree}}. It has no sense of direction.|Wood (Character)|ST}}</ref>
[[Link]] first arrives to Whittleton after retrieving the [[Rail Map|Forest Rail Map]] from the [[Tower of Spirits]]. Here, the young hero must speak to the [[Whittleton Chief|village's chief]] in the northern part of the area and ask him how to get to the [[Forest Sanctuary]] and thus be able to meet to [[Gage]], the [[Lokomo]] guardian of the [[Forest Realm]]. The chief tells Link to go through a path in the west called the [[Lost Woods]], a path that the village locals usually take to reach the sanctuary.<ref>{{Cite|So you want to get to the Forest Sanctuary, do you? There's a path we locals usually take. Just go west of this village to find it.|Whittleton Chief|ST}}</ref> However, he advises the young hero to speak to the villagers first so that they can tell Link all he needs to know to be able to get through the woods.<ref>{{Cite|But listen, young fellow-- it's called the Lost Woods for a good reason. One wrong step, and boom! You go right back to the entrance. Talk to the locals here. They can tell you what you need to know.|Whittleton Chief|ST}}</ref> The villagers will tell him to pay attention to the tree branches of the Lost Woods, except for the fourth tree, which has "no sense of direction."<ref name="Quote2">{{Cite|Just pay attention to the tree branches.|Whittleton Villager|ST}}</ref><ref name="Quote3">{{Cite|Just don't pay attention to that fourth tree. It has no sense of direction.|Whittleton Villager|ST}}</ref>


===Sidequests and Force Gem===
Later in the game, Link can also bring Dovok to [[Papuchia Village]] so that he can marry the [[Dating Woman]] there. This will result in Link receiving a [[Force Gem]] as a sign of gratitude for bringing the two together.
After Link obtains the [[Whip]] from the [[Ocean Temple]], he can go through the northeast section of Whittleton to meet one of the lumberjacks who is running [[Whip Race|a minigame]] that involves using the Whip to swing across to the finish line. If the young hero obtains a low enough time, he will be able to win a [[Bomb Bag]] upgrade and eventually a [[Heart Container]].


Later in the game, Link can also bring the village's chief to [[Papuchia Village]] so that he can marry [[Dating Woman|a woman]] there. This will result in Link receiving a [[Force Gem#Spirit Tracks|Force Gem]] as a sign of gratitude for bringing the two together.
The village is also known for its abundance of [[treasure]], hidden under the numerous {{Plural|ST|Pile of Leaves|link}} scattered about the small village, including [[Demon Fossil]]s, {{Plural|ST|Bee Larva|link}}, and [[Wood Heart]]s. These small piles can be easily blown apart by the [[Whirlwind]], revealing the contents beneath, if any. Moreover, a nearby store operated by [[Uriko]] also sells some of these common treasures for a price of 50 [[Rupee]]s each.


The village is also known for its abundance of [[treasure]], hidden under the numerous leaf piles scattered about the small village, including [[Demon Fossil]]s, [[Treasure#Spirit Tracks|Bee Larvae]], and [[Wood Heart]]s. These small piles can be easily blown apart by the [[Whirlwind]], revealing the contents beneath, if any. Moreover, a nearby [[Forest's General Store|store]] also sells some of these common treasures for a price of 50 [[Rupee]]s each.
There is a man southwest of the place who sells [[Lumber]] for just 50 Rupees. Link must bring this man five pieces of [[Goron Iron]] so that he can forge himself a new axe. In return, he'll give Link a [[Force Gem]] as a sign of gratitude.


There is a man southwest of the place who sells [[Lumber]] for just 50 Rupees. Link must bring this man five pieces of [[Goron Iron]] so that he can forge himself a new axe. In return, he'll give Link a [[Force Gem#Spirit Tracks|Force Gem]] as a sign of gratitude.
===Areas===
{{#section:Locations in Spirit Tracks|Whittleton}}
 
===Minor {{Plural|ST|Enemy}}===
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==Trivia==
* Each of the {{Plural|ST|House}} in {{Term|ST|Whittleton}}, except for the shop, has a painting of 3 leaves.
 
==Nomenclature==
{{Nomenclature}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Whittleton Map.png|The map of Whittleton
File:ST Whittleton Map.png|The map of {{Term|ST|Whittleton}}
File:ST Credits 6.png|Whittleton in the ending credits scenes  
File:ST Credits 6.png|{{Term|ST|Whittleton}} in the ending credits scenes
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==Trivia==
==See Also==
*Each of the houses except for the shop has a painting of 3 leaves.
* {{Term|Series|Whittleton Chief's House|link}}
 
* {{Term|Series|Whittleton Village North|link}}
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Latest revision as of 12:08, 21 January 2024

Whittleton is a location in Spirit Tracks.[1]

Features and Overview

Whittleton is a village located within the Forest Realm. The village is the home of several bachelor lumberjacks,[2] who cut down trees and sell the wood for money.[3] Everyone in Whittleton respects the forest for what it provides to the village, so for every tree they cut down, they plant a new one to replace it.[4]

Link first arrives at Whittleton after retrieving the Forest Rail Map from the Tower of Spirits. Here, the young hero must speak to Dovok, the village's chief, in the northern part of the area and ask him how to get to the Forest Sanctuary and thus be able to meet to Gage, the Lokomo guardian of the Forest Realm. The chief tells Link to go through a path in the west called the Lost Woods, a path that the village locals usually take to reach the sanctuary.[5] However, he advises the young hero to speak to the villagers first so that they can tell Link all he needs to know to be able to get through the woods.[6] The villagers will tell him to pay attention to the Tree branches of the Lost Woods, except for the fourth Tree, which has "no sense of direction".[7]

Later in the game, Link can also bring Dovok to Papuchia Village so that he can marry the Dating Woman there. This will result in Link receiving a Force Gem as a sign of gratitude for bringing the two together.

The village is also known for its abundance of treasure, hidden under the numerous Piles of Leaves scattered about the small village, including Demon Fossils, Bee Larvae, and Wood Hearts. These small piles can be easily blown apart by the Whirlwind, revealing the contents beneath, if any. Moreover, a nearby store operated by Uriko also sells some of these common treasures for a price of 50 Rupees each.

There is a man southwest of the place who sells Lumber for just 50 Rupees. Link must bring this man five pieces of Goron Iron so that he can forge himself a new axe. In return, he'll give Link a Force Gem as a sign of gratitude.

Areas

Minor Enemies

Trivia

  • Each of the Houses in Whittleton, except for the shop, has a painting of 3 leaves.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
EnglishBR
Mayscore[9] 
The People's Republic of China
ChineseSI
伐木村 (Fámù cūn)[14] 
Canada
FrenchCA
La Foresterai[13]The Forestary
The French Republic
FrenchEU
Village Boquillon[11]Boquillon Village
The Federal Republic of Germany
German
Waldforsten[10] 
The Italian Republic
Italian
Villagio Floriglioso[8] 
Latin America
SpanishLA
Aldea Floral 
The Kingdom of Spain
SpanishEU
Aldea Floral[12] 
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Gallery

See Also

References

  1. Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 113 (ST)
  2. "The only thing our village is missing is some nice ladyfolk. Yep, we're all bachelors 'round here. It has its perks, but it can get lonely. Say, do you happen to know any nice single ladies?" — Lumberjack (Spirit Tracks)
  3. "We make a living selling trees and lumber. Let me tell you, we were in a rough spot without those Spirit Tracks." — Lumberjack (Spirit Tracks)
  4. "Everyone in this village respects the forest for what it gives us. That's why we give back by planting new trees. [...] The forest provides for us, so for every tree we cut, we plant a new one." — Lumberjack (Spirit Tracks)
  5. "So you want to get to the Forest Sanctuary, do you? There's a path we locals usually take. Just go west of this village to find it." — Dovok (Spirit Tracks)
  6. "But listen, young fellow-- it's called the Lost Woods for a good reason. One wrong step, and boom! You go right back to the entrance. Talk to the locals here. They can tell you what you need to know." — Dovok (Spirit Tracks)
  7. "You're going to the Lost Woods? Then here's a little advice for you. To avoid getting all turned around, listen to the trees, 'cause they talk a lot. Just don't listen to that fourth tree. It has no sense of direction." — Wood (Spirit Tracks)
  8. "Villagio Floriglioso" — Rail Map (Spirit Tracks)
  9. "Mayscore" — Rail Map (Spirit Tracks)
  10. "Waldforsten" — Rail Map (Spirit Tracks)
  11. "Village Boquillon" — Rail Map (Spirit Tracks)
  12. "Aldea Floral" — Rail Map (Spirit Tracks)
  13. "La Foresterai" — Rail Map (Spirit Tracks)
  14. 塞尔达传说:百科全书, New Star Press, pg. 290
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