Majora's Mask - Clock Town Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 & Final Hours 

"The whole world is on your shoulders. If you don't hurry up, the moon will be too."

The way that this conveys the slow descent from denial, to panic, to a sad sense of acceptance is fucking brilliant. Greatest game ever made.

I think the third day music is the scariest music I've ever heard, It's upbeat but extremely ominous in the background. This game is truly terrifying to me, but is still my favorite Zelda game

Who ever made this music (Koji kondo?) Deserves an award. They managed to capture the atmosphere of festivity and joy to dread and despair so accurately.

im not used to hearing this song without the sound of construction or that fucking dog

Day 1: Everything is OK, everybody is getting ready to celebrate, nothing could go wrong. Day 2: The thought of the moon's destruction is starting to creep up, you try to forget about it but you can't. Day 3: You are panicking and the wave of depression washes over you. You dread its coming Final Hours: You finally accept that you are about to die and let everything go. Everyone is cowering in the deepest corners of their homes. It's all over.

Day: 1: Friday Day 2 : Saturday Day 3 : Sunday Monday morning: Final hours Song of time: *Realizes that it is spring break*

*Dawn of the Final Day* *24 Hours Remain* When I saw that when I was six, I nearly shit myself. And hearing the Final Hours theme was even worse. I literally hid under the covers of my bed to avoid the bad ending cutscene.

Day 1: Beginning of a holiday Day 2: The middle of a holiday Day 3: The last weekend of a holiday Final: The night before school

Day 1: June Day 2 July and August Day 3 Last day of summer Final Hours: almost time for bed

1 Day 0:00 2 day 1:30 3 day 2:37 Final Hours 3:48

1st day: YAY! 2nd day: Yay. 3rd day: Yay...? Final hours: You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?

Day 1: Why worry? Everything will turn out fine! ...Right...? Day 2: A feeling of genuine uneasiness starts creeping in on everyone, but still people are clinging to the hope that it might all blow over soon. Day 3: Try as you might, the pending doom is so obvious that it can no longer be ignored. Final hours: All there is left now is waiting for the inevitable...

Day 1: peaceful ignorance Day 2: denial Day 3: panic Final hours: dreadful acceptance

Day 1: Denial of the Moon falling. Day 2: Anxiety grows. Day 3: True panic and insanity. Final Hours: We can't stop it. It's hopeless. Everything you ever loved and cared about, gone in the next 6 hours.

That escalated quickly.

Day 1: Is Mayonnaise an instrument? Day 2: Come on flag-twirlers, move it! Day 3: How's that harmonica solo coming, Plankton? Final Hours: Well, this is our last night together before the show...though none of you have improved since we began.

this game is unbelievably depressing for a Nintendo game.

I listen to this while I'm doing homework, and make it a personal challenge to finish at least one subject's assignment before "the world ends." Sure, it puts me into panic mode, but it makes things exciting! XD

I've seen lots of these short descriptions of each song here, so I've decided to contribute my writing share... If you want, read this to the music. *Day 1* The festival is coming up! What a time to be alive. Everyone is very cheerful today, setting up the preparations. It's a very bustling, sunny day in the town. Just then, news broke out... The moon is going to fall...? "Haha, what?" were your first words after hearing the news. They sounded doubtful, yet slightly nervous. Your crush darted you a glance that conveyed both skepticism and slight worry. They looked like they wanted to say something to you, but they didn't. You looked up at the sky. There it was. The angriest moon you'd ever seen. It was still a safe distance away, but gawking down at you every so eerily. And... it seemed to give off the illusion of inching closer, creeping towards the Earth with every second. But was it really? Maybe it was just your eyes tricking you. But there was a feeling deep inside you that stayed there for the rest of the day... the feeling of everything being a bit... off. It's okay. Everything will be fine... right? Right. A hero has already set out to save everything. Best not worry about it, right? Anyway, let's get on with the festival preparations! *Day 2* It's raining today, which made everything feel slightly unsettling and ominous. Not to worry... right? "Are we gonna be okay?" you asked the town spokesperson. "I... think so..." he said with a shaky voice, which made it clear he knew you were not, but was trying to be optimistic. You backed up a bit and looked at the sky. What you saw actually made your heart skip a beat. The moon was a lot closer than it was yesterday. Like, a lot closer. It was startling and terrifying at the same time. You looked back down and saw your crush running by, covering their head from the rain with their hood. They were clearly rushing to get somewhere, so you didn't say anything to them. You went about the rest of your day as normal, save for the occasional peek at the sky. The moon seemed to be inching closer still, and it was clearer than before... but maybe it was just an illusion? You tried not to think about it the rest of the day, but you couldn't. There was a strange tone of doom throughout the entire day. It just didn't feel normal... *Day 3* You woke up, and what you saw was absolutely unnerving. The entire town was in a wave of depression and panic. The bright sunny atmosphere of Day 1 had morphed into something very sinister and heartbreaking. No one denied it anymore. The end was coming, and no one had been quick enough to stop it. And immediately you felt heartbroken, that this would be the end of you, and everyone you ever loved. Was this really the last day you had to live? You had a deep feeling of regret and sorrow inside you, feeling as if you didn't fulfill your life's dreams. But it quickly morphed back into panic and misery, when you looked up at the sky. There it was. The moon, creeping up on the Earth faster than ever. You'd wondered if your eyes were tricking you into thinking it was moving before... but there was no doubt it was today, right now. You saw your crush run through the town once again, and you tried calling out to them. "Wait!" you said and called their name. Either they were too panicked to stop and talk to you, or they didn't hear you... or they just flat out ignored you. And suddenly, you began to cry. You didn't know exactly why, but you did. You felt so alone in that moment, but it was a mixture of sorrow and fear. The bell in the tower tolled loudly, getting faster every few minutes, and its menacing noise echoed in your mind. *Final Hours* You sat down by your favorite fountain in the town, and silently told it goodbye. Tears streamed down your face as you went through your old memories again. You were no longer panicked, but instead incredibly hopeless. You were becoming accepting of your imminent death. 'I should be living my last hours to the fullest', your subconscious whispered to you, but you ignored it. You were in shock, too sad to have any fun. And as you thought you were the last one in the town who hadn't taken shelter, it turned out you were wrong. A man ran up to you and told you, "Go! Find shelter! What are you doing out here alone?" "Oh... thank you," you said in a quiet voice and ran down into a cellar. Who you saw in the cellar though, made your heart skip a beat. It was your crush, in a fetal position, with a face that conveyed just as much shock and sorrow as you were feeling. And they looked up at you, and their eyes widened. You stared into their eyes with a look of mercy and care. Without one word exchanged between the two of you, you sat down with them, the both of you contemplating your lives that were now coming to an end. You had something to say, but even the mere thought of saying it made your throat close up. This was your last chance. You had to say it. But you couldn't. Suddenly, water started trickling in. Something had started leaking, and your cellar was slowly filling up with water. It made the both of you very cold. So you just sat there in absolute despair and regret, wishing your life could have been better spent. So much wasted time. If only you'd known exactly when the end was coming. Then maybe you would have rethought some of your life's choices. But it was too late now. You sat there, finally accepting the end. It's all over. You were out of time. You had a painful urge to say what was on your mind... and you almost did, but were stopped by a sudden huge tremor. The moon had just made impact. Instinctively, your crush grabbed your arm, and their head landed on your shoulders. And within seconds, a burst of heat and flames rapped at the cellar door. Previously very cold, the two of you were now engulfed in a burning heat unlike any you'd ever felt before. Knowing it was all over, the two of you embraced with tear-stained cheeks, putting your heads against each other's. You could feel each other's soft yet fast heartbeat and desperate breathing (which was getting more difficult by the minute). It was a very bittersweet moment for the both of you. And the thought crossed your mind again. You had to say it! What were you thinking? This was your last moment to live! Just before the flames erupted and struck the both of you down, you said in a desperate voice, "I love you!" As you lost consciousness and the overwhelming heat started fading into heavenly coolness, you could have sworn you heard your crush's voice whisper back to you at the very last second of your lives. And it said, "I love you too..."

Day 1: Friday after getting out of school- "sweet now I don't have to do anything for a night and a day" Day 2: Saturday- "well this is the day that i don't have to do anything; I might as well enjoy it. But I'm going to have so much homework to do tomorrow" Day 3: Sunday- "HURRY HURRY RUSH RUSH RUSH I HAVE LIKE 3 TESTS TOMORROW AND AN ESSAY I HAVE TO DO BUT I STILL WANT TO ENJOY MY DAY OFF OF SCHOOL I'M SO CONFLICTED" Final Hours: Sunday Night- "Maybe if I break my arm I won't have to go to school tomorrow. Yeah..."

3:47 Wow! Koji Kondo really caught the idea of death and despair with this music. Listening to it really makes you feel like it's the end of the world. This game was and still is ahead of its time. So much emotion!

Day 1: "What do you mean?! That moon won't harm us! No problem, it'll go away." Day 2: "Ok...that thing is getting really close...it WILL leave right?! Yeah, I thought so" Day 3: "EVERYTHING IS OK! You see, just listen to the flute; everything's all good. But that bass...my death is imminent. No, the flute is covering it...I'm all good." Final Hours: "MY MAIL DUTIES!"

who else thinks clock town would make a great stage for smash bros 4

Day 3's music makes me extremely uncomfortable...

the third day is creepy

Imagine remaking Majora's Mask with Breath Of The Wild mechanics and an expanded map... the panic to complete everything would be insane

Day 1: Begining of summer Day 2: Middle of summer Day 3: Last day of summer Final Song: School

Day 1: Everything's cheerful in the creepy town of Termina, nothing could go wrong! Right...? Day 2: Feeling some spooky vibes around here, maybe because it's raining... Day 3: HELP! HELP! LOOK UP AT THE SKY! WE"RE ALL GONNA DIE! Final Hours: We're eventually gonna die somehow.. might as well live the final hours to it's fullest.. right? (Alternative ending) *Link goes to the Astral Observatory and looks up at the sky during the final hours, then exiting, then going back, then exiting, and the moon is slapped where no moon has gone before.* Day 4: WE"RE SAVED! TAKE THAT, SKULL KID! HAHAH!

The OG "Everywhere at the End of Time".

Day 1: Friday Day 2: Saturday Day 3: Sunday Day 4: Time For Bed

Is it just me, or is Day 3 extremely unsettling on headphones?

Day 3 is the scariest. People can no longer ignore the elephant in the room, or in this case the moon's face 100 feet from the clock tower. Then they just let it all go and accept their fate in the final hours....such a dark game.

Even at 14 the final hours still scares me. It's so creepy. But beautiful.

Shout out to the music director or whoever hade the decision to have a different town theme everyday. The third day fits so well and creates much an atmosphere. This game is genius.

This on the 4th of July hits different.

Day 1: You prepare you're Imperial fleet to to take a fight to the Rebel scum. Day 2: You meet with resistance as your Atat's go down in a blaze of fire but you still hold the ground. Day 3: Rebel scum fighters prepare an all out assault against your vastly superior space station known as The Death Star Final Hours: You are thrown over a cliff falling towards your space station ractor by your Traitorous Apprentice in a display of Sickening Love of a father towards son.

Day 1: years

The cycle from your POV: First Day: You look up and see the Moon is far and you listen to the calm music while speaking to the citizens. First Night: You look up at the Moon again and it hasn't moved. The music is replaced with a silence that creeps you out. Second Day: You look up at the Moon and notice it moved closer and you also notice the bad weather and you start to get concerned. The music is also sped up a bit which makes you a bit urgent. Second Night: The Moon is still in the same position, the night is different because of the weather and its quiet again. Final Day: Moon is still the same but now it's falling in real time. The Music is sped up even more with weird sounds, people are packing their things and the sky is weird. Earthquakes occur too. Final Night: The Moon is really close now and nearly everyone evacuates. The silence is back once again and the clouds turn red. Final Hours: The Moon is very close now, the Clock Tower is open, music encouraging you to hurry starts playing and the bells are ringing non stop.

ah, you gotta love the final hours. if you listen close, you can still hear the clocktown theme. sort of. almost...

My first time playing MM Day one: "Just a moon." Day two: *running around in field* "Just a super moon" Day three: "w h a t" Final Hours: *mom i told you the man in moon would be pissed because you said he wasn't real.*

I love how each of the songs reflect the emotions of each day. Day 1: The song is cheery and .lighthearted, reflecting how people don't really believe that the moon will fall. Day 2: The song is faster and much more somber, people are starting to realize what's going to happen but they still hide behind denial. Day 3: The song gets really fast and always has this menacing background, the mask denial is begining to crumble all the while people are striving to keep it together.

am I the only one who finds Day 2's theme to feel more relaxed than uneasy? it's still a pretty chill theme, and combined with the rainy atmosphere, i feel like it has an easygoing and cheery tone.

*0:01* - I have 72 hours to do homework, now i can safely play games. *1:30* - Just one more (boss, level, TV episode, song) and i'll start studying, I swear. *2:37* - Beginning the homework and realizing i have a 1% chance of passing. *3:47* - Sleep or study?

Speedrunners in Majora *When Link Appears in Termina with everything needed to kill Majora on Day 1* Speedrunner: May I introduce myself?

When you have only 5:55 minutes left to live.

Definitely been my favorite Zelda game since it came out, and as an adult, I appreciate how many mature themes it really has in it for something designed for kids. If there was ever a soundtrack that needed a great orchestra to remake the music, this game would be it. I can't wait to relive this one next year.

Some reason, the songs are like the 5 stages of grief in a mixed order. Day 1: Denial Day 2: Barganing Day 3: Anger Final Hours; Depression and Acceptance

First time I played (so like in the tutorial) I didn't expect the final day to come so quickly while i was still trying to figure out what to do. When I heard the Final Hours song and saw the moon getting closer I just looked up and waited for the game over screen. I'll never forget that moment

I like how the music for the first day is light and easygoing, and then it gets faster and faster as the days go by, as if to remind you and Link that the end of the world is approaching and you need to hurry. I like Day 3's music best; it sounds fast and peppy but there's also those deep,ominous sounds in the background. This is your final day -- you don't have much time left.

I love the Clock Town soundtrack, and how it begins all happy and giddy, but by the time it ends, it's just sad and depressing, and a pretty creepy. Thus is the game.

Day 1: Yay, the moon has come to celebrate the festival of time! :D Day 2: OK, Bit too close for comfort, please don't try to eat the cake. Day 3: Moon. Stop. The cake is not yours. Stop right there. Final hours: MOON, JESUS CHRIST. DONT EAT THAT CAKE PLEASE NO, STOP YOU C- Boom.

this game has such an intense atmosphere, the best singleplayer-game ever

The Final Hours sounds like your life is passing in front of your eyes and you are thinking how your life could be if you made some things different, in your family, friends and dreams going away and how would you feel when the moon were killing you in some minutes. This is really a master piece, and thinking this were made 21 years before is crazy, i hope they make a remake for today standarts, would be amazing...with OOT as well

Wtf, at 4:48 you hear a weird chicken noise?? What is this madness!

Day 3 is what depression feels like. You try so hard to keep it together, you keep on trying but it all feels futile. Even when you smile, you feel a heavy pit in your chest. You try to do the activities you used to enjoy but darkness constantly looms over you. You try so hard to fight and be optimistic but its always there. Whether you ignore it or not. Everything feels so pointless and futile when you know you're so close to a terrible fate. During your final hours, you realise you're helpless, you stop fighting. Its all futile after all. Its all pointless after all.

Day 1: Beginning of the semester Day 2: Mid terms Day 3: Finals Final Hours: That moment when you see your grades

Homework assignment due Thursday at 11:00pm Day 1 I still have time is Monday anyway Day 2 Is Tuesday I have a lot of time Day 3 okay I better begin working Final Hour the assignment i due in 30 minutes I better rush

Best game ever.

Listening to Final day on speakers: meh, same tune, different intro Listening to Final day of earbuds: OMFG WHAT HAVE I DONE?

The Sinking of the Titanic Day 1 theme- 11:40 PM to 12:30 AM Day 2 theme- 12:31 AM to 1:15 AM Day 3 theme- 1:16 AM to 1:50 AM Final Hours- 1:51 AM to 2:20 AM

Even though it's rated E...I never thought of it as a kid's game, even as a kid! OoT is included in that category, along with TP.

Day 1: Going to buy Majora's Mask 3D. Day 2: Seeing people in the video game aisle. Day 3: Seeing people buy Majora's Mask 3D. Final Hours: Sold out.

Dawn of the First Day for Tears of the Kingdom and here i am,remembering one of the best Zelda Games and Town song

0:01 End of school, friday. 1:30 Saturday. 2:37 Sunday. 3:47 Sunday Night.

“What’s everybody, it’s Gavin or tweek”

Day 1:School ends summer starts Day 2:Midway through summer Day 3:Summer comes to an end Final hours:First day of school.

I love how the first day is the only day that starts out with the classic Zelda morning chime.

Kick ass game. While I was too terrified to finish the game as a kid, (and I got stuck at Woodfall and I got Pokemon Gold), when I started my freshman year in college I found myself with free time.. So I downloaded Majoras Mask and beat it. Despite the outdated controls (but the masks never get old) I still hold it close. Like a piece of my life I got back. :D

Last hours music is so cathartic...so weirdly calm, like the catastrophe is inevitable, just let it be. Hug your loved ones and try not to think to much. This is the end....They did an amazing job.

This is the anxiety playlist, it sounds great but it makes you panic more and more over time until...

Its new years eve going into 2024 and this popped in my head

Final Hours is so creepy and depressing. Koji Kondo did such a great job with his compositions!

And of COURSE I revisit this sequence during the COVID plague.

Most people here are making school references. I'mma make something fellow adults can relate to. Day 1: You went on break. It's a vacation you worked hard to get and you deserve it. Day 2: You are past the half way point of your paid vacation, make your days count... Day 3: It's the last day, you don't wanna go back to work, but you know you have to. Final Hours: Your alarm goes off. you accept the inevitable and take a shower, then eat your breakfast like it's the last supper. while driving to your workplace, you sigh, "Time to make money..."

Day 1: Haha virus in China, let's meme about it Day 2: Wow, it's spreading fast in Italy and rest of Europe, but nah' it won't reach us Day 3: GET ALL THE TOILET PAPER NOW! Final Hours: Millions of deaths...

2020 be like Day 1: January, February, March Day 2: April, May, June Day 3: July, August, September Final hours: October, November, December

Day 3 always gives me the shivers.

day 3 is like uhh.. heh..heh.. link? don't mean to rush you or anything but uh.. can you hurry up, we're all gonna die soon. no pressure 😅

3 days to live: everything is going extremely well. 2 days to live: It’s still fine. 1 day to live: Now’s the time to do what you wanted. Less than a few minutes to live: What do I do?

Dawn of the Final day 24 hours remain *FOR THE 3DS VERSION AWWW YYEEEAAA*

I have habit of just leaving my DS Majoras mask looping days and restarting... It's just so... Spiritual.

Welcome back to Termina!

Me listening to this during the last day of the 3DS and WII U Eshop 😭

Majoras mask is the best rouge lite I’ve ever played

1 Day: When you just got a crush on someone. 2 Day: When people you don't trust knows. 3 Day: They tell him/her. FINAL HOURS: He/She turns you down AFTER FINAL HOURS: Kill'd u'self

I remember playing this on the Gamecube Zelda collectors edition as a kid, dumb as rocks I could never even get to the fight with Skull Kid to get the ocarina back and loop so I'd just run around the town for 3 days, die and do it all again from day 1.

4:49 Final cuccos

Excellent background music for writing a paper that is due at midnight.

Day 1: You live your life care free, nothing could go wrong. Day 2: You start noticing that death is near but you still carry on. Day 3: You've noticed that the your time is running out. Final hours: everyone around you is sitting at the coner of there houses waiting for the end to come it's inevitable.

When u think abt it, day 3 music is well thought out. Its faster cuz tensions r high, and it still sounds happy, but theres the little final hour in it, theres the dread of wuts coming. Prob how the NPCs feel. High tensions, trying to b positive but inside they know wuts abt to happen. MM is my favorute zelda game

I remember clearly when I first got ahold of this game. I couldn't find the last bomber and therefore the last number of the code in time I had to watch the timer tick down in terror while I searched desperately for him. This happened twice. The first time I just stopped looking and stood there watching the timer tick down. The absolute terror when that timer starts up and the final hours music kicks in is unparalleled. It's not the same kind of terror that the Shadow Temple gives you. This is more a terrified foreboding. Which might be even worse. The second time it was the third day and I finally found him running around that stupid bell with twenty seconds to spare. I somehow managed to first get stuck on the stairs, and then I couldn't catch him. So I had the privilege of watching the entire world end again. Though the third time around I got the entire code.

This game is way better than OoT

Day 1: Last day of school Day 2: Summer vacation Day 3: Bedtime on the last day of summer Final Hours: 6:00 AM

This game brings me so much memories, happy memories.... and memories of nightmare fuel for the young. This game still manages to give me the chills

Day 1: January 2019-April 2019 Day 2: May 2019-August 2019 Day 3: September 2019-December 2019 Final hours: December 31 2019 2020: You met with a terrible fate, haven’t you?

Day 1: Southeast Texas in decent temperatures, rumors of snow to come Monday Feb 15 Day 2: Snow confirmed, freezing temperatures expected, people are prepping but nothing too bad. Cars and streets begin freezing over. Car accident reports due to ice Day 3: Sunday night, snow starts to fall. Turns out it was a bit of a blizzard. Snow gradually builds up, power flickers on and off, temps in homes drop drastically Final Hours: The morning after. Texas power grid collapsed, pipes bursted and homes collapsed, freezing nights, empty stores. No water, no power, no heat, no internet to watch news or service to call. Bacteria and parasites have infected water that eventually comes

Day 1: In 3 days is the carnival in Clock Town, the moon is falling, but everybody ignore that. Day 2: The town is in negation, they don't want to accept the Armageddon. Day 3: Everybody goes to Romani farm but some people doesn't want to leave the city Final hours: Everybody died

i remember when i was young, whenever i would watch my dad play this i would always be terrified when the "Final Hours" music played and begged him to use the song of time.

The moon falls. It falls slowly, but it falls. And as it does, a young boy that has seen more than his fair share of battles, stands at the entrance to the clock tower. He doesn't look familiar to anyone, and the clothing he wears is unlike any of the people around town that you know. You watch him, confused by his actions, because you've accepted your fate. The moon is *going* to fall. Nobody can stop it. But then you see a strange mark on the boy's hand, and that mark starts glowing. An arrangement of three triangles is marked on the boy's hand, and the bottom left triangle starts glowing brightly. You sense... you sense this boy is very special. He doesn't waver a bit when he looks up at the impending doom that looms above. He seems so... courageous. Yet you feel that you've seen him wandering around the town before. You feel that you have even seen him wandering around all of Termina. The boy has a strange shield on his back, a shield with a screaming face on it. The shield looks very shiny. The boy takes out his sword, a sword gilded with gold. He takes out a mask, a bunny-shaped hood, and puts it away. He goes through all of the masks he has, in this exact manner, and then he takes out a blue ocarina. The ocarina glows with a mystical light, and you watch, mesmerized, at the boy as he plays an unfamiliar song. The song is one that you could never forget if you had heard it before. Yet, the boy seems to be forgetting some of the notes. But his face lights up, as if he remembers the song, and you listen carefully. He plays a song that sounds... magical. It's a song that he must have learned long ago. You walk over to the boy and ask him what he's doing, and he says he's talking to a friend. But you clearly see there's nobody else around. He couldn't be talking about you, right? No, you have no clue who this kid is. He can't be talking to you. You then ask him if he's talking about you, and the boy shakes his head. You say, "But... there's nobody else around. How could you be talking to a friend that isn't here?" The boy responds "By playing her song." "What? Magic song?" "Saria's song." "Your friend's name is Saria? And that song you played was hers?" The boy nods. You look at the boy, puzzled. He explains, "If you can call somebody a friend, you will be bonded together forever." "Who... who ARE you?" The boy looks at the clock tower, and looks back at you. "I was a hero... but that future is gone. I lost my only friend who had been with me during that time. I'm not from here. I'm from Hyrule." "Hy-Hyrule? Where is that?" "I'm unsure of how far it is from here, but I came here through a forest. I want to save this land from THAT." The boy points at the moon. "But how? And why? You aren't from here, and you surely won't get anything from doing so. How do you plan to stop it anyway?" You ask. "By fighting. It's the only thing I've ever known." "But..." You see the courage in the boy's eyes. You immediately see that he is being honest. He has been honest to you the entire time. He IS a hero. You don't know what it is about him, but you feel that he's been through a lot of pain. He acts as if he were a fully-grown adult that was stuck in a child's body. You look into his big, blue eyes, and you see his courageous soul. The clock tower opens, and the boy turns, and starts to walk up the stairs. "Where are you going?" You ask. "To stop that moon." The boy responds. He steps into the darkness, and you wait for him at the clock tower, hoping. Hoping he comes back safely. And you wait.