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	The '''Great Deku Tree''' is a ] in the '']'' games '']'' and '']''.

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	The Great Deku Tree is the 'Father of the Forest' charged with watching over the ] who live in ] and the ]. He is an exceptionally large tree with a human-like face located in a clearing in the southern area of Kokiri Forest. When the game begins, the Deku Tree is suffering from a curse cast upon him by ] in an effort to gain the Spiritual Stone of Forest which is in the Deku Tree's possession. Knowing ]'s destiny, the Deku Tree sends ] the fairy to retrieve the boy and asks him to destroy the curse spider within him. Though Link defeats Gohma, it is too late. Before he dies, the Deku Tree gives Link the Kokiri Emerald and tells him to seek out ] at Hyrule Castle. After adult Link completes the ], however, a new Deku Sprout appears. It is this sprout who tells Link the truth about his past. This is presumably the same tree Link comes across in ''The Wind Waker''.
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