I kinda agree. In the books Bonhart descibes her to be as flat as desk and she was already 16 at that point. And somebody with such an active lifestyle would have burned off most of that fat.
Oh I saw another post about Triss's scar, I have no idea what you guys are talking about o.o.
She was slender and not-tall when she was 16 years old. Now she is ~30 maybe older.
Triss has a scar on her chest, a souvenir from the Second Battle of Sodden. In 'Blood of Elves', Triss says she will never wear a plunging neckline again. In the games the scar is lacking, which is a shame imo, because it adds character and is important reminder of the battle.
Look, I'm not debating there might be some development in ~5 years (she's in the early twenties, not thirties), but somebody who's "flat as a desk" and "boyishly childlike" at the age of 16 wouldn't be a 90-60-90 sex-bomb in her twenties. Especially since the female body is generally considered to be fully developed by about seventeen.
Traveling between worlds affects also time. She could live 15 years in world of Arthurian legends, but it could be only 5 years in world of The Witcher. Certainly she doesn't look on trailer like she is now 20 years old now.
I don't think she's in her thirties, the face looks rather youngish to me. And it doesn't change anything about my comment anyway, since the female body has basically finished it's development in the late teens. A girl with an A-Cup at 16-17 won't be sporting a D-Cup at 21 or 31. It's simply not how these things work.
No bonheart described her so thin, that he'd rather fuck a chicken. was the spanish version i read. even then we are talking about an asexual sadist who was mostly just messing with her
I do not think Sapkowski ever involved Ciri's breast size in any book or interview. I could be wrong though. And I really do not think a woman is fully developed at 16 17 years of age.
