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CMV: Link (from Majora's Mask) is guilty of bank fraud.

In Majora's Mask, Link has three days to prevent the end of the world. However, that is not enough time to do everything that needs to be done. Luckily, with the use of time travel Link can relive those three days over and over again. Except for key items, everything Link has with him is lost upon traveling back to the first day. Consumable items like bombs, arrows, and most importantly for this CMV, rupees are lost upon warping back to the beginning.

This is where the Clock Town Bank comes in. In West Clock Town (South Clock Town in Majora's Mask 3D) there is a banker who will store Links rupees for him. This Bank uses a novel method of record keeping - an invisible stamp is placed on the client which keeps track of their current account balance. When Link returns to the banker, he relies on the stamp placed on Link to determine his current balance. It's an odd form of contract, but it's still a contract nonetheless.

This stamp is what allows you to withdraw rupees after playing the song of time. Even though the balance imprinted represents how much Link had in a different iteration of the three day cycle, Link is able to withdraw up to the recorded amount in this new timeline. This is a fraudulent transaction. In this new timeline that money was never deposited. The stamp placed on Link represents a deposit that never occured. The banker will dutifully cash out the rupees requested under the false impression that the balance is accurate, but make no mistake - he is being defrauded. Even with a nonsensical ledger system to keep track of the books the banker should not be expected to honor transactions that occur in alternate realities.

By taking advantage of the odd form of ledger the Clock Town Bank uses, Link is committing bank fraud. CMV. 

(For the purposes of this CMV, we are assuming that this is a normal play through of the game and that you (the player) through link make regular use of the banker in Clock Town, making deposits as the game goes on and withdraws after a refresh.)
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We have no confirmation that Hyrule has any laws regarding bank fraud, nor that any such law would cover Link's exact actions. And as such it's difficult to conclude with any certainty that Link has committed the crime of bank fraud.