Because her powers were immense danger not only to herself but also to everyone else. She needed a proper magic training, more than Triss or Yennefer could provide. If you read the chapter about Ciri's time there it wasn't that bad...
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Because her powers were immense danger not only to herself but also to everyone else. She needed a proper magic training, more than Triss or Yennefer could provide. If you read the chapter about Ciri's time there it wasn't that bad...
Where there? Ciri wasn't studying in Aretusa as I remember. And Yennefer is arhimagister of the magic and best teacher. Also you need to remember that she will be alone in Aretusa for long time (without Yennefer and Geralt) and when she will end her education she will be a woman not child. So Yennefer is willing to abandon her daughter 0_o
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Nothing, just some friendly chat. Then both team get what they want :devil:
Nah she wasn't. But I mean she thought it was going to be terrible and she even ran away, but from the part with
Margarita and Tissaia I could tell they just wanted the best for the girl and train her without any wrong intentions.
Time of Contempt Chapter Two...
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I think it's deeper than that.Yen is afraid of showing emotions.She was growing attached to Ciri and didn't know how to deal with this(plus her relationship with Geralt was a huge ? at the time).So she found an easy way out:send Ciri to Aretuza.
Aye
Who's needind my natural skins here? Where I start to scratch? Pffffff!
In the same book she ask a boy to show her Aretusa and after seen it she says something "ah-ha as I thought more like a prison"
Yeah, I know that Margarita wouldn't be as strict as Tissaia but she run awat not because of that. She wanted to see Geralt before going to Aretusa.---------- Updated at 09:56 AM ----------
Hmm interesting... but still she found a child she will never have and just as she became really close to her and was naming her daughter she decided to send her away
no logic. This action will hurt Yennefer in first place.---------- Updated at 10:00 AM ----------
Now I'm thinking that people who were searching for Ciri almost got Geralt and were close to find Yennefer and Ciri. Maybe this was the only way to protect her identity from the kings and Vilgefortz? Send her to Aretuse with false name and bio...
What... That wasn't an easy way out but a necessary and logical step to take. But then again that's just my opinion...
I wouldn't call it an emotional decision, but rather a rational one. That's the way Yennefer is, when she can't deal with
her emotions she just does what she thinks is the best. She wanted to protect her, not get rid of her cause of emotions.
Precisely. She could try to learn to control her powers there and she would also be safe under a false identity. Magic.
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Hmm interesting... but still she found a child she will never have and just as she became really close to her and was naming her daughter she decided to send her away
It's pretty logical for a sorceress.As Tissaia de Vries said,a woman should choose,whom she wants to be:a sorceress or a mother.
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Well,of course it's a rational thing to do.And a way to not having to deal with emotions.
I understand it a little deeper (if possible):
Aretuza is the best place for being near Ciri in a "save" spot. And keeping the most known (by her, Yen) enemies's Ciri's freedom (The Lodge) watched and controled.The mother-role which Yen must to play is not easy at all.
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I don't think that's the way she felt about it at all. I was just reading last chapter of BoE and first two chapters of ToC.
But...
For your 'typical' sorceress it is logical. But not for Yen, she never agreed with that statement - she wouldn't have tried to cure her infertility numerous times if she did.
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