In the legend of Zelda: Oracle of ages, there was a hand asking for paper in one of the houses in the past. Name at least 3 ways to interact with him and the way he reacts, not counting giving him the paper and just talking to him.

This is a game i found on another forum. The goal is to attack one of the possible targets, Say what attack you are using, and against which target. The GM (in this case me) will then decide what effect the attack will have, if it hits the target, if it gets blocked etc.
Any attack is allowed, as long as it isn't a one-hit-KO type attack. It doesn't even have to come from the Zelda universe.
Also, you can only attack once per round,which is the period between two of my posts.

Targets:

Ganondorf - 100 HP
Twinrova - 100 HP
Majora - 100 HP
Zant - 100 HP

(Yeah, i know. Technically, they aren't from the same time. But what if Ganondorf summoned Majora and Zant? Let's just say he did and forget about technicalities ^_^ )

So, with that taken care of, BEGIN!

Legend of Zelda (GBA version)

LoZ-II - AoL (GBA version)

Both "Oracle" games

Links Awakening DX

Minish cap

Link to the past/four swords (GBA version)

Four swords adventures

Wind waker

Twilight Princess (Gamecube version)

I think thats' all, but i could be forgetting some

3. That's already happened! :P The "Mystical Lampshade" hasn't anyone played it? XD

twilightlullaby

Wasn't that a 2-D (2-D as in: Isometric view) spoof game, consisting of nothing more than a very long trading sequence?

A raccoon in a strange forest, that warps you away if you try to walk past it... wait, that already happened?
Uhm...Link learning songs from a fish and a frog? ...What, that happened too? Zelda is messed up XD

Well then, how about this: Link suffering from Caisson-disease when he comes back from the water temple. (i hope i spelled it right, it's the diver's disease)

you still forgot quite a few, but not bad for sheer memory.

Hint: in one of the zelda games, the Bomb arrow was a "hidden" weapon, seeing as you could only activate it through a button sequence which was never told you in the game.