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about a proverb in wind waker
Ankle
Birthplace:Unknown Favorite Proverb: "One may as well hang for a stolen sheep as for a stolen lamb," -Since being taught how to decipher maps by his older brother Tingle, Ankle has been supporting his good-for-nothing twin brother Knuckle. The only time he feels he can truly be himself is when he's tending to the Tingle Island flower garden. ----------------------------------------------------------------- i am trying to translate each character's profile in ww to my language~ now i just get quite confused about meaning of the proverb. Any one can explain a little bit? ![]() really appreciated |

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Re: about a proverb in wind waker
Strictly, it’s a justification or excuse for going on to commit some greater offence once one has perpetrated a minor one.
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The distant sensation, inside of people, there are trials and errors A space without time or sensations I’ll bear my life-sized claws and go whittle down my face Beautifully, but only one side. |

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