With a bigger balls ride2:
Considering her characteristic for Geralt from the books (the one about him not being able to save Ciri, about his recklessness etc., see her talk with Crach) I don't think so. Also, Geralt is rather caring for strangers he meets, he has a lot of friends, while Yennefer visibly cares only for those who she truly loves\likes (that's why her probably only known friend is Triss, maybe Margarita too, but there never was a strong emphasis on this, at least they seem to get on).Is Yen a female version of Geralt?
while Yennefer visibly cares only for those who she truly loves\likes
That's why I wrote visibly. You won't deny that she has conflicts with almost all of Geralt's friends she meets - both in books and games. I don't intend to say she is a bad person. She is just the type to have few friends because of her harsh attitude to people she contacts with. And only those who are able to withstand it may become her friends.What about the pregnant woman on the boat in Skellige, those women there were pretty rude to her - Yen was in love with that woman too?
Geralt is rather caring for strangers he meets, he has a lot of friends, while Yennefer visibly cares only for those who she truly loves\likes.
They really share a lot of similarities in personality.
It was not.I'm not sure if thit was supposed to be sarcastic or not.
Sure. But Geralt gets on well with both, while Yennefer can help strangers in need, but hardly would get on with ordinary strangers.There's a huge difference between strangers and strangers in need.
Please remind me, which ones, except for pregnant woman and Dandelion in the Last Wish (when she helped with some kind of payback)?helps on many ocassions when it's necessary.
I was basically complaining yesterday because every single character in Witcher 3 is like, “YENNEFER. EWW. WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THAT BITCH?”
And I’m like “Dude? Seriously?”
This is pretty much how people respond to Yennefer in the books, because they don’t understand her, and they look at her as an “evil wicked witch” in black.
It’s the same way people think witchers are evil. It’s the same way Geralt is often treated like crap or with superstition, fear, and hatred.This is why he was drawn to her in the first place: she is someone to commiserate with.
Yennefer is just a female version of Geralt: misunderstood, magical, sarcastic, speaks her mind, and seemingly “cold” but with a warm heart – as evidenced by the fact that she loves Ciri more than her own life.
But people see a woman acting “out of her assigned gender role” and hate her. Because women are supposed to be meek and vacuous and cry and constantly need rescuing. It disgusts me.
You forgot he was part of necromancy in W2 on his fellow witcherMaybe in one of the addons, geralt will release his fury against pretty flowers too
Right, the Quest with detmold and the assassins.You forgot he was part of necromancy in W2 on his fellow witcher
Yeah he was part of necromancy in W2 to find about assasins, but he is whining in W3 when Yennefer use it to find about his daughter WTF Geralt ???Right, the Quest with detmold and the assassins.
Oh. Let it be so. I ask you then. What caused that it was Yennefer. Yennefer and no other? Could you describe it, name it?
-If this is object of a bet...
-It's not object of a bet. Why Yennefer of Vengerberg?
Mozaïk showed up like a shadow. With new carafe. And cookies. Geralt looked her in eyes. She immediately turned her head away.
- Why Yennefer - he repeated, looking at Mozaïk. - Why exactly her? I will tell you sincerely. I don't know. There are such women... One look is enough...
Mozaïk opened her mouth, moved her head slightly. Negatively and with terror. She knew. And begged that he would stop. But the game was too far gone.
-There are women - he was still wandering with his eyes over the girl's figure - which attract. Like a magnet. That you can't take your eyes off.
but he is whining in W3 when Yennefer use it
There are such women... One look is enough...
Yes, but slightly less idiot when it comes to love.Is Yen a female version of Geralt?
I was thinking, and it was not really necromancy.
The body was still dead and not resurrected.
Geralt "only" went through the dead bodies memories. Looked through his eyes
Maybe
Please remind me, which ones, except for pregnant woman and Dandelion in the Last Wish (when she helped with some kind of payback)?
Of course Dethmold is shit compared to YenneferI still think it was no real necromancy. Detmold was to weak for that.
No comparison to our mighty yen
If he is forget here is reminderBut like i said, geralt should act a bit differently when it comes to the necromancy in Witcher 3.
Because he maybe was part of it himself.