It fell into the abyss, remember?

Anyway, I agree with whoever said that in some ways the Forest Temple was scarier than the Shadow Temple. While I agree that the Shadow Temple had all of the elements needed to be scary, it didn't take advantage of them, and it really only became "scary" because of the intense Gothic nature of the labyrinth's architecture and the large amount of undead monstrosities. The Forest Temple achieved its frightening atmosphere for its eerie beauty. Whereas the Shadow Temple was a vile and disgusting place, the Forest Temple had that aura of destroyed beauty. I mean, look at it: carpet, furniture, chandeliers, etc. The music also played a big roll in the Forest Temple's eeriness, too.

Going back to my previous post, I find that what I envisioned was much more of a Shadow Temple than a Forest Temple. It achieved its frights via mind games and gore. I really think that Nintendo should take advantage of both styles and have your typical disgusting, zombie infested hole and your eerily beautiful mansion.

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