HUGE Book Spoilers (Season of Storms) - Poll

[KingHochmeister]

(For a moment there I had to stop and re-read whether I am talking about Sapkowski's Witcher or my life)

Can't be more perfectly said than that, hahaha

And death, and what happens after it, is an unconfirmed rumor until we experience it ourselves. Who's to say that Sapko did not intend to imply that destiny exists as an entity in the witcherverse, as you said so yourself, even beyond "death" in the end of the sagas?

The more you think about the damn series, the better it gets.

 

[Gilthoniel]

Vulpess creates the illusions of something a man fear or desire. Geralt had the illusion of Yennefer, while Nimue had the witcher.

For me it is best interpretation...

I think it's more to do with the vixen or vulpess, the fox spirit, who saw how noble and kind Geralt really was and saw in his heart what kind of creature he was (as you notice, she appears as Yennefer to Geralt, which was his heart's true desire, and appeared as Geralt to Nimue, whose desire was for the great hero to return to help them). So the vixen, or even her daughters (as it were) to continue his legacy of protecting those in need of help and pure of heart

Also take note that the Geralt at the end doesn't have the same behaviour or speech pattern as our true Geralt
And the words "all an illusion" is said both times,..

 

[toudis815]

it won't happen in the Witcherverse because without noble blood in your veins, you're required to work, work, work until your last breath, and death is the only gateway into a peaceful existence

I wouldn't say that people with noble blood in their veins had an easy life in Witcher universe too

 

[saltyB]

The more you think about the damn series, the better it gets.

Yeah, i agree!

It is just awesome to think about that whole Witcher universe and to analyze it!


You can say what you want about good old Sap, but he knows how to create Worlds and Characters.

 

[Frybread]

I like to think it is Geralt, just so we have confirmation he survived at the end of LotL.

 

[Kallelinski]

Also take note that the Geralt at the end doesn't have the same behaviour or speech pattern as our true Geralt

This. The way "Geralt" spoke was so untypical for him. When I read it the first time, it didn't even cross my mind that this might be Geralt just because of the way he talks.

However I don't want him to be dead either...

 

[toudis815]

This. The way "Geralt" spoke was so untypical for him. When I read it the first time, it didn't even cross my mind that this might be Geralt just because of the way he talks.

It could be just a bad writing also "o shit, this book isn't so good - I need to add one more scene, and I need to do it fast"

 

[Sephira]

To me it was all an illusion, taking in count that the number on the plate can be a solid proof for the opposite theory, because it's just "too" real.