The Witcher
Critiquing The Events Of The Story Line And not The Change Of Actor's In The Series (That Is Another Story, At Another Time)
Abandoned by his mother and left at Kaer Morhen, Geralt suffers through many mutations, making him a powerful warrior.
Love and friendships be damned, through law of surprise, he becomes entangled with a young, powerful princess.
His desire to protect, became his highest priority.
Save the girl, save the world.
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Comments (4)
I love this gentle brooding yet fierce giant. I watched most of it. This was a spot on critique. Brooding troubled men have been the bane of my existence, yet I gravitate to them always. Sigh!
I've never seen this but it seems so fascinating!
Witch girl? Witch world? (Sorry, haven't seen it. Best I could do.) Great review.
Fabulous critique!!! Loved it!!!❤️❤️💕