The entire Wind Waker lore to fall asleep to

The entire story of The Wind Waker, told slowly and in order, from a birthday on a small island to two children sailing off the edge of the map. One calm voice, a quiet ambient bed, self-contained chapters you can drift in and out of. Zelda lore to fall asleep to, to listen to while you work, to have on while you eat, or to study to: a sister who gave away her telescope, a bird collecting girls by the shape of their ears, a fourteen-year-old running a crew of grown men, a talking boat with an agenda, a kingdom sitting intact at the bottom of the sea, and a man selling pots in the middle of an ocean who is delighted when anybody visits. The thing this one does that no other Zelda does: the Rito are the evolved form of the Zoras and the Koroks are the transformed Kokiri. Two entire peoples changed shape to survive the flood and nobody alive mentions it. And at the end the last king of the drowned kingdom holds the power to bring it all back, works out that he would be the only person glad to have it, and wishes it washed away instead. Chapters: 0:00 opening 1:18 chapter one: the island and the telescope 4:06 chapter two: the bird that took her 6:18 chapter three: the pirates 8:45 chapter four: the boat that talks 10:58 chapter five: the kingdom under the water 12:47 chapter six: the people who used to be something else 15:24 chapter seven: the two who had to become sages 17:47 chapter eight: what happened to the hero 20:40 chapter nine: the girl who was the princess 22:48 chapter ten: the wind he talked about 24:46 chapter eleven: the wish the old king made 26:58 chapter twelve: the sea closing 28:07 chapter thirteen: sailing off the map Every chapter stands on its own, so if you fall asleep in one and wake up in another you have lost nothing. No sudden sounds, no music stings, no loud moments anywhere in it. Sources: the games themselves and the Zelda wiki pages for every character, place and object named here.