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[[File:SP12 Quill.png|thumb|left|165px|Quill's image in the [[Sliding Puzzle]]]] | [[File:SP12 Quill.png|thumb|left|165px|Quill's image in the [[Sliding Puzzle]]]] | ||
On [[Outset Island]] in the beginning of Link's journey, Quill convinces [[Tetra]] and [[Tetra's Pirate Crew|her Pirate Crew]] to provide Link passage to the [[Forsaken Fortress]] in order to rescue his sister, [[Aryll]], from the grasp of the [[Helmaroc King]].<ref>{{Cite|So, what are you going to do? Under the circumstances, I don't think it would be unreasonable for you to give Link a little help, now, would it?|Quill|TWW}}</ref> Later, he escorts Link into the Rito headquarters on [[Dragon Roost Island]] where he converses with the [[Rito Chieftain]] about the fate of the Rito species and the reclusive nature of the Chieftain's son, [[ | On [[Outset Island]] in the beginning of Link's journey, Quill convinces [[Tetra]] and [[Tetra's Pirate Crew|her Pirate Crew]] to provide Link passage to the [[Forsaken Fortress]] in order to rescue his sister, [[Aryll]], from the grasp of the [[Helmaroc King]].<ref>{{Cite|So, what are you going to do? Under the circumstances, I don't think it would be unreasonable for you to give Link a little help, now, would it?|Quill|TWW}}</ref> Later, he escorts Link into the Rito headquarters on [[Dragon Roost Island]] where he converses with the [[Rito Chieftain]] about the fate of the Rito species and the reclusive nature of the Chieftain's son, [[Komali]].<ref>{{Cite|Chieftain, what do you think of consulting Link with regards to your son, Prince Komali? As you can see, Link is a gallant young lad! I feel certain that Prince Komali would open his heart to him and speak freely of his fears and worries.|Quill|TWW}}</ref> After Link receives the [[Goddess Pearls#Farore's Pearl|Farore's Pearl]] from the [[Great Deku Tree]] and travels to [[Greatfish Isle]], Quill will come to reveal the cause of the island's demise and the whereabouts of [[Jabun]], the keeper of [[Goddess Pearls#Nayru's Pearl|Nayru's Pearl]].<ref>{{Cite|I'm sorry to report to you that Jabun can no longer be found here. Just look at how this place has been torn to pieces... I suppose this, too, is the work of the shadow in Forsaken Fortress. But fear not! Jabun was able to flee this island before it was attacked. He is in a safer abode now. Would you like to guess where that abode may be? ...On the island where you were born. On Outset.|Quill|TWW}}</ref> In his final appearance, he joins up with [[Komali]] and Valoo to rescue Link and Tetra from the grasp of [[Ganon]]dorf at the [[Forsaken Fortress]], after Link obtains the [[Master Sword]]. From here on, Quill's only correspondence and significance to Link's journey is through the various letters that he sends out to him across the Great Sea. | ||
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Revision as of 01:12, 10 March 2018
Template:Character Quill is a character in The Wind Waker.[1]
Biography
Duties
Quill is the kind, young and diligent Rito who serves the population of the Great Sea as their premier postman.[2] Quill supervises and keeps up with Link throughout the grand portion of his journey through his job: he sends Link important letters from his Grandma and from around the Great Sea, wherever they are found. Because the Rito have the exclusive ability of flight, Quill's job as a postman takes complete advantage of his well-tuned traits, perhaps even more so than his Valoo-worshiping colleagues.
In-Game Appearances
On Outset Island in the beginning of Link's journey, Quill convinces Tetra and her Pirate Crew to provide Link passage to the Forsaken Fortress in order to rescue his sister, Aryll, from the grasp of the Helmaroc King.[3] Later, he escorts Link into the Rito headquarters on Dragon Roost Island where he converses with the Rito Chieftain about the fate of the Rito species and the reclusive nature of the Chieftain's son, Komali.[4] After Link receives the Farore's Pearl from the Great Deku Tree and travels to Greatfish Isle, Quill will come to reveal the cause of the island's demise and the whereabouts of Jabun, the keeper of Nayru's Pearl.[5] In his final appearance, he joins up with Komali and Valoo to rescue Link and Tetra from the grasp of Ganondorf at the Forsaken Fortress, after Link obtains the Master Sword. From here on, Quill's only correspondence and significance to Link's journey is through the various letters that he sends out to him across the Great Sea.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions 
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| Language | Name | Meaning | |
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Japanese | オドリー (Odorī) ポストマンのオドリー (Posutoman Odorī) |
Odori means "to dance" or "to jump" Postman Odorī |
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FrenchEU | Taf | |
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German | Postbote Larciel | |
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Italian | Fanotipos il postino | |
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SpanishEU | Odli | |
Gallery
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Artwork of Quill from The Wind Waker
References
- ↑ Template:Cite book
- ↑ "Now, as my work entails delivering letters, I spend much of my time traveling amongst the many different islands. As a result, I hear many things..." — Quill (The Wind Waker)
- ↑ "So, what are you going to do? Under the circumstances, I don't think it would be unreasonable for you to give Link a little help, now, would it?" — Quill (The Wind Waker)
- ↑ "Chieftain, what do you think of consulting Link with regards to your son, Prince Komali? As you can see, Link is a gallant young lad! I feel certain that Prince Komali would open his heart to him and speak freely of his fears and worries." — Quill (The Wind Waker)
- ↑ "I'm sorry to report to you that Jabun can no longer be found here. Just look at how this place has been torn to pieces... I suppose this, too, is the work of the shadow in Forsaken Fortress. But fear not! Jabun was able to flee this island before it was attacked. He is in a safer abode now. Would you like to guess where that abode may be? ...On the island where you were born. On Outset." — Quill (The Wind Waker)