Curate, connect, and discover
Btw I must add that precisely because he is left with no other option but to discover who he is in that situation is precisely why he, to me at least, is the version of Link who understands everything better and why he ends up being so mature (along with what he learns from the trials he overcomes during his journey)
Also talking about Link's origins made me think about how, in my opinion, he felt he never truly belonged anywhere? He doesn't belong in kokiri Forest because the bully he receives is a constant reminder he is not like the rest, Hyrule is a land completely unknown to him and what little he gets to discover changes in the seven years he is gone, and then, once he finds his place as the hero and helper to rebuilding the kingdom he is sent back to a time where he is "nothing" again and is left completely alone since the connections he created are gone ( except for Zelda, the only other person who remembers everything ) and even navi leaves him.