Legend of Zelda OoT Forest temple conundrum

[AngryMoblyn1881]

Ok, I just thought of something about half an hour ago and it is starting to give me a head ache because it really isnt making any sence to me. So that is when I knew ....... it was time for a new thread

So here it is, ok I want you all to think back to the OoT forest temple, think about what it looked like inside, the atmosphere the feeling you got when you first stepped inside. I know when I first did I didnt know what it was but, then ( forget who) said that it looked like an abandoned art museum. Now I didnt think of it much of anything at the time but it just hit me... why in the heck is there an art museum in the middle of the lost woods?!?

wHAT POSSIBLE REASON COULD IT BE THERE!?! I mean who built it , what did they youse it for.
And why of all places the lost woods? the kokiri sure didnt build it nor the skull kids. so the only possible answer is that the lost woods whasnt always over grown. Also why is it so high up you have to youse a grappling hook to get up there!

If any one has ideas on this topic please please tell!

...................DISCUSS

 

[Luigitoilet]

You can ask the same question for just about every dungeon in every game in the series. A far more puzzling question is why does the Deku Tree have doors and ladders inside of its husk?

Answer: It's a video game.

 

[zaneebaslave]

I do believe that these ladies have something to do with it.

What they are doing there is still a mystery, much like the rest of the temple. To explain why it's so high up is obvious. The stairs are broken. If it had the stairs it used to have, then it would be easy to get up there without a grappling hook.

 

[Spire]

We have numerous threads that this question could have been posted in:
A Debate to the Past (currently discussing the Forest Temple in TP and its related locations)
General Zelda/Social Discussion
Theory Thread
Ocarina of Time and Master Quest

And you've been here long enough to know that your question would be answered. No need to make threads about specific questions