"I'm not angry," he said, "I'm just extremely frustrated." After all, he had had a couple weeks to let the initial anger die down. But it would build back up again if they continued like this. If he said more of what he truly felt, about her stupidity, about Ganon, about the Flood, about everything, then it would have developed into a cathartic anger. He wanted to be angry at her, because then it would be easier to let her go, to let her die in the Flood. Besides, if she altered the timeline by giving up her Sagedom or even killing Ganon, that could rewrite Byrne's entire existence.

But he hated her for how she could latch onto him and beg him not to be angry with her. She was, again, acting like the abused wife, coming back to him for more verbal abuse. He didn't know what to do. He truly wanted her gone from his side so that he could leave the timeline alone and let her do what she wanted. She could marry Ganon or Shinon for all he cared.

And she wasn't going to go back inside until he relented.

Fine, then freeze to death for all I care. He wanted to tell her that, as he knew she wouldn't actually do it. Her precious Gerudo King or Shinon or someone would rescue her from this miserable cold, and she could run off and do whatever she wanted. Away from him.

Though he had already said he wasn't angry. Would this get her away from him then?