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curseofpower · 11 months

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Literally have no idea why it's so preposterous to some people for Ganondorf to have maaaany kids who he never really knows or sees when--

it's been established in canon that the gerudos communally raise their children and men were never allowed into their kingdom in the first place so fathers were simply never a vital thing in their culture. Not until the nightmare that is BotW timeline anyways, but even then they don't get to see their dads once they become like what... 6 years old, right?

Like sure I'm sure Ganondorf loved kids as much as he loved all his people, and interacted with them, but whether they were his or not due to him fulfilling one of many of his people's wishes... of which he likely did many many times... why would that matter at all? To him? Especially when he was probably providing a kid for a lesbian couple anyway. Sure it'd matter to the mother bc 'hell yeah this is my daughter I made with the KING. She's going to be fucking JACKED when she grows up. Going to be wrestling moldugas and sandworms by herself, unarmed'

okay I'm sorry my brain is shorting out now I need to stop posting.

Point still stands though.

(more in tags.)

#personal hc #people assign too much weird western white people crap to this race who does not care about marriage or treating each other as possessions #And I'm kind of getting annoyed.#The only time they cared about boyfriends or marriage was when the Hylians colonized them #destroyed their culture utterly #and essentially FORCED them to conform if they didn't want to die out.#Otherwise survival has always been their first priority. I'm sure lots of the women were partnered but their value system likely looked #NOTHING. Like yours. And their value on possessing each other rather than just being with each other out of love and mutual benefit #has got to be nill.#YEt another reason I find rapey possessive 'ur mine' Ganon characterizations utterly vexing but I think I've said enough.

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