My question about the first Witcher
This is my question about the plot in the Witcher 1. I might have misinterpreted the plot since my English isn't as good as native speaker's.
Remember the Grand Master? I don't remember his goals and motivations completely. Here are things that I remember about him.
He is the leader of the Order of Flaming Rose. His ability allows him to see the future. By using his power he has foreseen the coming ice age with terrible monsters roaming. His goal is to create a superior race that would survive and protects the human race(tell me if this part is wrong or not). He doesn't wish Non-humans to join this plan since they won't fit in as his part of organized society.
His goal is clear but I'm not sure what drove him to choose this method, and why Gerald had to kill the Grand Master if he is trying to save the world. I know the Grand Master is the cause of the attack at Kaer Morhen, and caused the entire guild members to break up, but Geralt could have argued about the solution, rather than shrugging off his words (assuming this future is coming soon and inevitable).
I prefer a complete summery of this part of the storyline, but you can choose how to answer to my question.
This is my question about the plot in the Witcher 1. I might have misinterpreted the plot since my English isn't as good as native speaker's.
Remember the Grand Master? I don't remember his goals and motivations completely. Here are things that I remember about him.
He is the leader of the Order of Flaming Rose. His ability allows him to see the future. By using his power he has foreseen the coming ice age with terrible monsters roaming. His goal is to create a superior race that would survive and protects the human race(tell me if this part is wrong or not). He doesn't wish Non-humans to join this plan since they won't fit in as his part of organized society.
His goal is clear but I'm not sure what drove him to choose this method, and why Gerald had to kill the Grand Master if he is trying to save the world. I know the Grand Master is the cause of the attack at Kaer Morhen, and caused the entire guild members to break up, but Geralt could have argued about the solution, rather than shrugging off his words (assuming this future is coming soon and inevitable).
I prefer a complete summery of this part of the storyline, but you can choose how to answer to my question.