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'''Pamela''' is the name of a girl who lives with her father in [[Ikana Valley]]. She lives in the [[Music Box House]]. Few living creatures can be seen around the village, as it was supposedly deserted for reasons unknown. Pamela was taught by her father how to drive away [[Gibdo]]s if they ever came too close for comfort. | '''Pamela''' is the name of a girl who lives with her father in [[Ikana Valley]]. She lives in the [[Music Box House]]. Few living creatures can be seen around the village, as it was supposedly deserted for reasons unknown. Pamela was taught by her father how to drive away [[Gibdo]]s if they ever came too close for comfort. | ||
Pamela however, has a problem when you first approach her house in Majora's Mask. The house is completely surrounded by Gibdo! Unfortunately, the only way to actually get rid of them is to somehow flood the currently dried up river bed. After Link does so, the water-wheel | Pamela however, has a problem when you first approach her house in Majora's Mask. The house is completely surrounded by Gibdo! Unfortunately, the only way to actually get rid of them is to somehow flood the currently dried up river bed. After Link does so, the water-wheel begins to turn, generating enough power for the music box to play music. | ||
The song created by this wheel is known as "[[Gibdos Go Away]]" and forces the gibdo to dissapear. | The song created by this wheel is known as "[[Gibdos Go Away]]" and forces the gibdo to dissapear. | ||
Revision as of 03:32, 2 March 2007
Pamela is the name of a girl who lives with her father in Ikana Valley. She lives in the Music Box House. Few living creatures can be seen around the village, as it was supposedly deserted for reasons unknown. Pamela was taught by her father how to drive away Gibdos if they ever came too close for comfort.
Pamela however, has a problem when you first approach her house in Majora's Mask. The house is completely surrounded by Gibdo! Unfortunately, the only way to actually get rid of them is to somehow flood the currently dried up river bed. After Link does so, the water-wheel begins to turn, generating enough power for the music box to play music.
The song created by this wheel is known as "Gibdos Go Away" and forces the gibdo to dissapear.
Pamela seems to be suffering some kind of after-shock however, when Link approaches her house, she enters it and won't allow entry to Link. However, Link is able to trick Pamela to coming outside so he can get in. When he enters the basement of the house, he finds "The Gibdo Man" whom needs to have his soul healed. Once you lift the curse, a very touching cutscreen will play.