She, in earnest, didn't like the thought of being controlled by two mere triangles. Except they weren't mere. Perhaps if days had been older, if she had been more self-righteous, and if she hadn't witnessed Hyrule's plight with her own eyes, she might have seen them as nothing more than aesthetic pieces that were more troublesome than they were worth.

Even without the naivety, they were still troublesome. The gods had a sense of humour when they divided what they called prosperity into three.

"Your name is known all across this land," she repeated. "What good does that do you? Instead of doing something useful, you toy with your conquered lands and slain beasts." Or he had no way of using his acquired power to find a way to return to where he'd come from. And considering the abilities he had at his disposal, Midna was more pleased to see him caught than free to pursue his desires.