Regardless of your decision, you will win 5 Gratitude Crystals. After delivering the letter to the ghost at night, sleep until morning and return to where you first recieved the letter from Cawlin to tell him who you gave the letter to.
Then sleep until night time once again and return to Groose 's room to find the ghost haunting Cawlin who sleeps in Groose 's bed at night. The ghost will give you the crystals. After receiving Cawlin's love letter, walk down the hall on the 1st floor to find Karane in the classroom, talk to her and you'll catch her muttering some words about Pipit.
Tell her you got a letter for her and listen to what she's got to say. The next step is to find Pipit so you can inform him of the love letter Karane got, he's located on the second floor of the Knight Academy roaming the halls during the day. After you've told him about what's happening, rush back to Karane and a dramatic triangle of love scene will unfold. Lastly, Cawlin will run off broken hearted either way so your decision on the letter side quest doesn't affect his reaction.
Pipit will thank you for helping him realize that he loves Karane and he'll award you with 5 Gratitude Crystals. From there, return to the daytime and look for Cawlin.
He has a love letter that he wants to pass on to Karane. You can opt to deliver the letter as promised; this will ultimately lead to a cutscene where Karane talks to Cawlin and Pipit intervenes, revealing his true feelings for her. Karane will say she feels the same, and Cawlin will run off heartbroken. His sadness is your fortune, however, as you'll receive five Gratitude Crystals from Karane.
Alternatively, you can choose to give Cawlin's letter to the spirit in the bathroom. Return the following night and visit Cawlin in Groose's room, and you'll see the spirit from the bathroom caressing his head. The spirit will say she was so moved by the letter that she's fallen in love, and you'll receive five Gratitude Crystals as thanks.
If you want to turn Cawlin's love letter into toilet paper by giving it to the haunted restroom in Skyward Sword, you first need to sleep till night time again. Next, return to the restroom and, since you have paper, the inhabitant of the restroom will let you in. It turns out the voice you've been hearing is a ghostly hand which emerges from the toilet, which makes me wonder if this part of the game was inspired by the urban legend of Hanako-san.
Once she's vanished back into the toilet, it's time to sleep till morning and tell Cawlin of what you've done. For some reason, he isn't happy about the fact you've given his love letter to the ghost inside the toilet and will run off without saying thank you.
Leave him be and, for the final time, sleep till night falls. Now all you have to do is visit Goose's room, which is opposite Link's, and talk to the ghost hand for your Gratitude Crystals. If you want to give Cawlin's love letter to Karane in Skyward Sword, you need to head to the school room in the Knight's Academy to find her standing next to a bookshelf. Give Karane the letter and she'll be more worried about what Pipit will think than Cawlin's feelings.
Now all you have to do is head back to the classroom, watch young love play its course and receive five Gratitude Crystals for all your hard work. If you want to learn about side quests in Skyward Sword, visit our Gratitude Crystals guide or, if you'd prefer to continue the game's story, our Skyward Sword walkthrough. Sometimes we include links to online retail stores. If you click on one and make a purchase we may receive a small commission.
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