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As Geralt embarks on a quest that intertwines fate and choice, his experiences reveal the complexities of morality in a world filled with gray. His journey is not just about slaying beasts; it’s a profound exploration of what it truly means to be human. With the weight of destiny on his shoulders, Geralt's last wish becomes a pivotal moment, forcing him to confront not only his own identity but also the intricacies of love and sacrifice.
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Легкая, неплохая для коротания вечеров. Пару глав повторяется история из другой книги Сапковского, частично цитируется.
So, I decided I was at a need to read this series thanks to the Netflix show that I recently got into. And it definitely hasn't disappointed on the first book, I love the detail that has gone into it, the wording, the dialogue, the characters such a great first instalment to help you get familiar with who I'm guessing are the more prominent characters in the series. Now I have to hold myself back from just breezing through the series even though I very much want to.
Have a lot of nostalgia for this one, I think it's fun and the third to last and final short stories are golden - genuinely some good writing thrown around here, but the translation is awful. It's practically a meme but there's gotta be a better way to describe the fight scenes than by saying the word pirouette every other paragraph. A lot of character depth is lacking here too, but I chalk that up to the translation
