I think it's pretty clear and logical to assume that every since Yen fell in love with Geralt, she wanted to have a child not just with any man, but with him mostly
(even if it's impossible)
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I think it's pretty clear and logical to assume that every since Yen fell in love with Geralt, she wanted to have a child not just with any man, but with him mostly
(even if it's impossible)The one where they were willing to kill themselves? I think they already had a confidence and beautiful moment in Thanned.
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I think it's pretty clear and logical to assume that every since Yen fell in love with Geralt, she wanted to have a child not just with any man, but with him mostly
I agree. And in the scene of Belleteyn, this fact (the two having a child) is even clearer. I think that after A shard of ice, her depression because of this cause was bigger and painful for her than ever.
I meant only the side of their relationship between each other. Even mostly her side (she believed in him till the end) while Geralt played the dumbsadface role (thanks to Milva, Regis and other awesome guys they helped that moron witcher to stop whining and act).
Of course they had tons of troubles with Ciri, politics, the Lodge, Vilgefortz, Nilfgaard etc. but love finally became a constant.
The reason Yennefer survived in Stygga - she truly believed that her
Again, it's not a problem with your English. I just don' think that this ever happened.OK, my english is bullshit and maybe I haven't explained myself very well when I made the question. I'll try again.
Yennefer had been looking for a child for many years even before she met Geralt (f.e. that's the cause why she wanted to capture the Djinn in The Last wish). My question is, when did she realized she didn't want a child with any man anymore. When did she realized she only wanted now a Geralt's child and not any man's child?
The question of motherhood always separated Yen and Geralt. At no time Yen decided that she "wanted a child only from Geralt". On the opposite, her decision for Geralt (out of love) ripped her apart internally since that also meant that her wish to be mother would perhaps never be fulfilled. That's exactly the tragic element of their relationship, like Borch told them. Being together with Geralt meant for Yen to give up her desire to become mother. There was no hope in their relationship for new life and both Yen and Geralt knew that very well.
Well, until Ciri changed everything between them.
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I think she never did.
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Actually she thought that Geralt would come to save Ciri - and he did. That's more than confidence in love, it's confidence in the forces of destiny.
It actually felt like:
Regis: Let's find your ladies!
Geralt: Leave me alone. I'm so sad.
Milva: We are ready, lead the way!
Geralt: Leave me alone. I'm so sad.
Cahir: We must hurry!
Geralt: Leave me alone. I'm so sad.
P.S. Need emoticons with Regis, Milva, Cahir and Angoulême asap.
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After the dragon told her that she could never bear kids she gave up on that possibility, period, regardless of who the guy was or would be.
Well, we don't know whether she really gave up. She definitely thought about it. Her internal conflict was imo always ongoing, only ever to be resolved by Ciri.
Yennefer was finally confident in Gervant and his genuine feelings for her, that's true. I wouldn't say that she
"believed in herself and Geralt together" though. The moment was nice as usual - Gery told her he loves her,
she saw his vision of future and all, but I honestly fail to see any confidence in being together. Pink glasses.
Powiedz coś.
Nie chciałbym cię stracić, Yen.
Przecież mnie masz.
Ta noc się skończy.
Wszystko się kończy.
...
A czego ty pragniesz, Yen? O czym marzysz?
Tylko o rzeczach osiągalnych.
A ja?
Ciebie już mam.
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After experience they had it really looks like a faith in each other but no doubt pretty far from ideal.
At Belleteyn there was no hope in future.
Thanedd restored the things, reloaded everything between them.
Honestly, I found pinkglasses only in the game.
No Polish here, please, at least not without translation. Thanks.
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Thanedd is just the consequence of Ciri affecting both of them in the first place.
RIght, even though she accepted that it would never happen, she couldn't help thinking about it sometimes or just chatting about it with Geralt (Belletyn).
Thanedd is just the consequence of Ciri affecting both of them in the first place.
Yeah, and everything is just the consequence of the last wish
By Ciri or not but for me Thanedd is the place where family was born. Not completely but it was a start.
Because later in Stygga castle when Geralt saved them both it looks like they already were a family.
Nope, Ciri wasn't. Ciri has nothing to do with the Last Wish. Without Ciri the Last Wish was just bound to fail...Yeah, and everything is just the consequence of the last wish
Thanedd was the place when Geralt and Yen translated their changed attitude into a mutual experience. But that was just the last moment in a long process that started with Geralt finally accepting Ciri as his destiny and Yen, doing the same, later on.
Just wanted to post a simple thank you for 1k pages in this topic. Its quite an impressive achievement, your passion towards Yennefer character is huge and i hope it will not stop from here. Yen is for me the best female character in modern computer game history, it is really nice to see so many people appreciating her personality and overall character. Good job.
I didn't mean confidence with pink vanilla scent luvmegervantIuvu. Of course not.
I meant another sorts:
The first confidence (classic for her) - overconfidence - almost cost her life.
The second confidence - faith - saved her life instead. Five months in Vilgefortz's cage without faith is pure death.
Faith is what she found only after Thanedd. Faith is not just like "damn if I want to live I want to believe in something". Nope.
Faith was given to her by Geralt and Ciri. A motive,a reason to live for the best.
Yennefer even had more faith than Geralt who was totally missed in two trees (into Triss).
It's a thing I called and meant as confidence.
That's why I see Thanedd as an important point for Yennefer, as a start of something more we can call family.
And that's why there starts a new, second chapter of Yennefer&Geralt relationship for me.
I meant another sorts:
The first confidence (classic for her) - overconfidence - almost cost her life.
The second confidence - faith - saved her life instead. Five months in Vilgefortz's cage without faith is pure death.
Faith is what she found only after Thanedd. Faith is not just like "damn if I want to live I want to believe in something". Nope.
Faith was given to her by Geralt and Ciri. A motive,a reason to live for the best.
Yennefer even had more faith than Geralt who was totally missed in two trees (i
It's a thing I called and meant as confidence.
That's why I see Thanedd as an important point for Yennefer, as a start of something more we can call family.
And that's why there starts a new, second chapter of Yennefer&Geralt relationship for me.
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