The Last Wish
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- Author：Andrzej Sapkowski
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Summary
Now a Netflix original series！
Geralt the Witcher -- revered and hated -- holds the line against the monsters plaguing humanity in this collection of adventures in the NYT bestselling series that inspired the blockbuster video games。
Geralt is a Witcher， a man whose magic powers， enhanced by long training and a mysterious elixir， have made him a brilliant fighter and a merciless assassin。 Yet he is no ordinary murderer: his targets are the multifarious monsters and vile fiends that ravage the land and attack the innocent。
But not everything monstrous-looking is evil and not everything fair is good。。。and in every fairy tale there is a grain of truth。
Andrzej Sapkowski， winner of the World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement award， started an international phenomenon with his Witcher series。 The Last Wish short story collection is the perfect introduction to this one of a kind fantasy world。
Translated from original Polish by Danusia Stok
Geralt the Witcher -- revered and hated -- holds the line against the monsters plaguing humanity in this collection of adventures in the NYT bestselling series that inspired the blockbuster video games。
Geralt is a Witcher， a man whose magic powers， enhanced by long training and a mysterious elixir， have made him a brilliant fighter and a merciless assassin。 Yet he is no ordinary murderer: his targets are the multifarious monsters and vile fiends that ravage the land and attack the innocent。
But not everything monstrous-looking is evil and not everything fair is good。。。and in every fairy tale there is a grain of truth。
Andrzej Sapkowski， winner of the World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement award， started an international phenomenon with his Witcher series。 The Last Wish short story collection is the perfect introduction to this one of a kind fantasy world。
Translated from original Polish by Danusia Stok
Reviews
Ele0406
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This book was entertaining if a little choppy。 I enjoyed the stories but hoped for some more character development。
Casey Marchese
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Fun and refreshing magical realism story that balances pain， humor， horror， monsters and thrills in a clean and easy to read fashion。 Already booked onto the next book in the series。The show changes a good amount of details per each story but that’s what makes the books even more exciting to read。 You also get much more backstory than the show provides。
Brandon
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Geralt is actually a romantic lol。
Sophie
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I highly recommend reading this with the translation guide on Reddit by u/coldcynic。 Tells you about puns and jokes that got lost in translation， as well as giving you a sense for how the language is used in the original Polish。 I know nothing about Polish， but now I know that they have eight words for door。 And that "Mousesack" apparently sounds like a perfectly serious name for a druid to have， if you're Polish。I was delighted to discover how heavily the Witcher stories lean on retelling fairy I highly recommend reading this with the translation guide on Reddit by u/coldcynic。 Tells you about puns and jokes that got lost in translation， as well as giving you a sense for how the language is used in the original Polish。 I know nothing about Polish， but now I know that they have eight words for door。 And that "Mousesack" apparently sounds like a perfectly serious name for a druid to have， if you're Polish。I was delighted to discover how heavily the Witcher stories lean on retelling fairy tales， such as Snow White and Beauty and the Beast。 That didn't come through in the show at all！ I love retold fairy tales！ Will definitely be picking up the rest of these books。 。。。more
Sam | Queen Hera
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Meh
Jill Jemmett
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Geralt is a Witcher， an assassin who targets monsters。 Each story in this collection tells a tale of one monster he has tracked and defeated。I haven’t read or watched anything in the Witcher series， so this story was completely new to me。 I enjoyed the stories， but it was a little hard to get into them at first。 I was completely new to the characters and the world， so it took a while to figure everything out。 Once I figured out the way the stories were being told， I really enjoyed the stories。I Geralt is a Witcher， an assassin who targets monsters。 Each story in this collection tells a tale of one monster he has tracked and defeated。I haven’t read or watched anything in the Witcher series， so this story was completely new to me。 I enjoyed the stories， but it was a little hard to get into them at first。 I was completely new to the characters and the world， so it took a while to figure everything out。 Once I figured out the way the stories were being told， I really enjoyed the stories。I was surprised at the fairy tale aspects of the stories。 There were references to Cinderella， Snow White， and Rumpelstiltskin， among others。 I loved the references to these classic tales。 Even the moral of the stories， that not everything that looks like a monster is evil and everything that looks good isn’t necessarily good， was reminiscent of fairy tale lessons。I can’t wait to read more of the books in The Witcher series。 。。。more
Roman Froxet
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I must say， The Last Wish and I started off on a bad start。 Having some knowledge of the world via the Netflix show–which I loved–I came in thinking I would love this as well， which wasn't the case。 While reading， there was this constant feeling that something was off or keeping me from fully enjoying my time。 Up until the 50% range， it sat there in the back of my head as I read and I didn't know why [I still don't]。 Things picked up for me after the mid-to-high 50% mark of the book， I felt like I must say， The Last Wish and I started off on a bad start。 Having some knowledge of the world via the Netflix show–which I loved–I came in thinking I would love this as well， which wasn't the case。 While reading， there was this constant feeling that something was off or keeping me from fully enjoying my time。 Up until the 50% range， it sat there in the back of my head as I read and I didn't know why [I still don't]。 Things picked up for me after the mid-to-high 50% mark of the book， I felt like I was finally enjoying myself。 With that said， I'm sad to say that that only nudged my rating of the book from 3 to 3。5 stars。 I really do hope that Sword of Destiny [the next in line] is more enjoyable for me as I would love to delve more into this word film and literature wise。 3。5/5 。。。more
James
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Fantastic read。
Malischa Weijkamp
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Even beter then the series on netflix。 😳🙈
şevval
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Sonunda başladım 🙈Ay zaten ilk sezon ve bu sezondan olan sahnelerin biraz değişik halleri güzeldi yani
Zaza Siv
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If you're into fantasy and you most likely are having picked up a book like this， you'll thoroughly enjoy the storyline， the setting， the dynamics between main characters and the inevitable action。 If you're into fantasy and you most likely are having picked up a book like this， you'll thoroughly enjoy the storyline， the setting， the dynamics between main characters and the inevitable action。 。。。more
Sofie Källenfors
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 The descriptions of women’s and GIRLS’ breasts bothered me but not enough apparently， since I still absolutely loved this book。 I don’t really understand why Geralt and Yennefer fell for each other so deeply all of a sudden （despite his wish， which also kinda didn’t make sense to me）， but maybe it’ll clear up later in the series。
Aaron Davis
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Geralt's mostly cheesy relationship with yennefer aside the story telling is excellent and the dialogue both amusing and engaging。 I ate it up in about 3 days Geralt's mostly cheesy relationship with yennefer aside the story telling is excellent and the dialogue both amusing and engaging。 I ate it up in about 3 days 。。。more
Charlotte
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I loved some， only enjoyed others
Sarah
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Geralt， I love this character and I know a lot of people are reading this right now because of the Netflix series and I am part of it because I never heard of this series before hand but I am so happy that I know about it now because it is a wonderful series and Geralt and Dandilion are the two friends people need the stoic fighter and the singing lute player and honestly comedian and philosopher，Ciri is barely there yet and Yennifer is a wisp in the story and I wanted more but the next book is Geralt， I love this character and I know a lot of people are reading this right now because of the Netflix series and I am part of it because I never heard of this series before hand but I am so happy that I know about it now because it is a wonderful series and Geralt and Dandilion are the two friends people need the stoic fighter and the singing lute player and honestly comedian and philosopher，Ciri is barely there yet and Yennifer is a wisp in the story and I wanted more but the next book is just as interesting to me and the second season is coming soon and I can't wait。 。。。more
Vedran Karlić
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This is like a collection of short stories， that are connected， but at the same time， they are not。 They are part of the adventure of one man - Geralt of Rivia。 Some stories are better than others， so there is a small problem of quality through the book。 But overall was very and easy to read。
fabi
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3，5 stars。
Sara | sara。reads。too。much
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This is definitely not the kind of book I usually read， but I really enjoyed the series and the book caught my attention！ I think this just falls under "this book just isn't for me"， and it really isn't， so I wasn't the best judge of it， so take my review with a grain of salt！ Im glad to have watched the show first since it made me understand the book better and to have an image of the characters in my head。 I'm excited for the second season if the show！ This is definitely not the kind of book I usually read， but I really enjoyed the series and the book caught my attention！ I think this just falls under "this book just isn't for me"， and it really isn't， so I wasn't the best judge of it， so take my review with a grain of salt！ Im glad to have watched the show first since it made me understand the book better and to have an image of the characters in my head。 I'm excited for the second season if the show！ 。。。more
Cathy Carpenter
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A quick， entertaining read。 Interesting fantasy story with vivid imagery。
Giulia
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3，5/5 ⭐Non sono una grande fan delle antologie， ma è stato l'espediente più avvincente per conoscere Geralt。 Conosciamo lo Strigo attraverso le sue azioni e le sue parole e non dalle descrizioni di trama。 Lo stile scorre liscio e senza intoppi， le descrizioni sono semplici ed efficaci。 3，5/5 ⭐Non sono una grande fan delle antologie， ma è stato l'espediente più avvincente per conoscere Geralt。 Conosciamo lo Strigo attraverso le sue azioni e le sue parole e non dalle descrizioni di trama。 Lo stile scorre liscio e senza intoppi， le descrizioni sono semplici ed efficaci。 。。。more
Maja
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4，25/5⭐
❀
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1。5 stars*perfectly timed for the release of season 2 of netflix’s the witcher， I must now try to avoid spoilers at all cost and had to start reading this series （I should have started earlier， I know） disclaimer: I have never once watched an episode so I am completely new to this world。my first thoughts were how entertaining and easy it is to follow these little short stories。 not much plot， just a bunch of retellings of your classical european fairytales。 interesting in their nature， gruesome 1。5 stars*perfectly timed for the release of season 2 of netflix’s the witcher， I must now try to avoid spoilers at all cost and had to start reading this series （I should have started earlier， I know） disclaimer: I have never once watched an episode so I am completely new to this world。my first thoughts were how entertaining and easy it is to follow these little short stories。 not much plot， just a bunch of retellings of your classical european fairytales。 interesting in their nature， gruesome twists and somehow just as macabre as the original ones these were enjoyable。my dissatisfaction with this book does not lie with the little plot， because clearly it’s just short stories that help you ease into the world-building， which in itself has loads of potential。 instead， my dissatisfaction lies with how this is straightforwardly written looked at from the male gaze。 now hear me out。 I’m not complaining that this is a boy’s club series， I am merely pointing out that there’s misogyny， geralt is clearly described as some hot and sensual buff guy who gets all the girls， and themes like rape， desire， women and fertility， are treated plain out weirdly。 so yeah， this is written from the perspective of the male gaze and almost solely for the male gaze。 I don’t even want to go into detail about the snow white inspired short story。 we get it sapkowski， you hate women。another issue， plot notwithstanding， is how little I cared for these characters who were name dropped once or twice， or even when they had longer scenes。 geralt is interesting， reserved but sarcastic， so nothing special truly for a hero but entertaining enough， but the other characters just made me shrug。 so in a sense， I probably would have preferred a novel。 it just infuriated me how little there was on the line for geralt。 everything worked out， the women threw themselves at him， he slayed the monsters and got his coin。 I so badly wanted to read more about yennefer！ and as we finally get to know her she’s objectified like every other woman in this book！ and she’s beautiful！ and don’t forget the very necessary descriptions of her breasts！somehow after reading more than half of the book the dialogues just started to feel pretentious and like a lot of talk and little meaning。 I don’t know if this is because I had hoped this series would be mind-blowing， and while the other books may be just like that， this was more or less mind-annoying。 in conclusion， the story got progressively worse。 but it was still slightly entertaining at first。 so that makes 1 1/2 stars from me！ if I drop it to one star look away because there’s quite a lot to unpack from this book！ 。。。more
Abdulrahman
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review to come。。
Shaneen Thompson
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Decided to read the books after watching season 1 of the Netflix series。Really enjoyed this book！ The characters are great， the world is interesting。 Really like the twists on familiar fairy tales and folk stories。A fun format of short stories of the Witcher's adventures。Looking forward to reading more in this series。 Decided to read the books after watching season 1 of the Netflix series。Really enjoyed this book！ The characters are great， the world is interesting。 Really like the twists on familiar fairy tales and folk stories。A fun format of short stories of the Witcher's adventures。Looking forward to reading more in this series。 。。。more
Silas
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I got the audiobook version of this for free， and I'm somewhat glad of that。 It is a series of short stories， the majority of which were plundered for plots for the first season of the Witcher series on Netflix。 That meant I already knew how the plots would go， more or less， but it has been a little while since I watched the series， so the stories were foggy enough that that didn't bother me， and there were layers of other details and textures added in the text， particularly about smells， though I got the audiobook version of this for free， and I'm somewhat glad of that。 It is a series of short stories， the majority of which were plundered for plots for the first season of the Witcher series on Netflix。 That meant I already knew how the plots would go， more or less， but it has been a little while since I watched the series， so the stories were foggy enough that that didn't bother me， and there were layers of other details and textures added in the text， particularly about smells， thoughts， and things that are not easily conveyed via television。 The main reason I marked it down a star has to do with the narration， which is delivered with many characters having Irish or Scottish accents， which doesn't fit that well with the original material。 I also found the sylvan character very difficult to understand because of the choice to give him kind of a goat bleat。 Apart from that， the book itself was quite enjoyable， even if it covered stories I have already encountered。 That is hardly the fault of the book， since it came first。 。。。more
Zachary
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 When I started reading this book I was beyond excited。 A good friend highly recommended it and said he had re-read it multiple times suggesting I’d have a hard time putting it down。 Not to mention all of the 5 Star reviews it seemed as though this would be a blast。 Unfortunately， it was not。 Where to begin…。 I have no problems when fantasy authors recycle fantasy tropes， creatures， characters but this book takes it to a whole other level。 There is little to no originality within these texts。 The When I started reading this book I was beyond excited。 A good friend highly recommended it and said he had re-read it multiple times suggesting I’d have a hard time putting it down。 Not to mention all of the 5 Star reviews it seemed as though this would be a blast。 Unfortunately， it was not。 Where to begin…。 I have no problems when fantasy authors recycle fantasy tropes， creatures， characters but this book takes it to a whole other level。 There is little to no originality within these texts。 The only thing he does is make traditionally good creatures bad and bad creatures good unless you’re a female vampire who’s boobs are popping out， which is a description I didn’t need fyi。 Admittedly the Witcher was somewhat original although I get the sense that he was influenced by the Witch King of Agmar in LOTR albeit a very different type of character but I digress。 Characters are two dimensional and beyond this there is absolutely 0 character development。 Geralt is the exact same person from start to finish and as absolutely no depth。 The world building stands on weak scaffolding and is fucking impossible to follow。 I’ll admit I am by no means a scholarly intellect but it seemed like the author was just inventing a new city， village， mountain， or kingdom with no fucking continuity， pulling them directly from his colon in every chapter。 The names were garbally-gook and the author clearly just made them up out of thin air with no thought。 By the way， I have no issues with made up fantasy names but at least make them somewhat easy to read。 Like Samwise， Frodo， Tyrian， Joffrey， Snape - all made up and I don’t have to spend all of my concentration sounding out names like a 4 year old。 I quit at the story where Geralt gets captured by the fawn oh sorry， devil no wait it’s a sylvan。 Someone explain this to me: these villagers hire a Witcher to go kick this “devil” or demon or whatever out of their glade and it turns out he’s smuggling corn， beans， and other goods to elves， who are supposedly among the most ancient humanoids on the planet but DONT KNOW HOW TO FARM （WTF） and so he’s giving them items to grow crops， but again， they can’t farm so that’s going to be fucking useless， and then right before they’re about to execute them the homeless mute girl who’s been with the villagers this entire time shows up out of no where with her side kick deer and hedgehog and escorts the elves away only after calming them down and now they’re like， “yah we hate you， Witcher and we were literally about to murder you in cold blood （for no real reason） but our motherly goddess showed up and telepathically told us not to， so here’s another sweet lute and we’re out。” Question， WHY DIDN’T THE VILLAGERS JUST SEND THIS CHICK OUT THERE TO BEGIN WITH！？ I know that was a run on sentence but If you’re lost， welcome to the club。 。。。more
Sara
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Having watching the Witcher show on Netflix I was very excited to read the series。 The collection of short stories was a great introduction to Geralt’s character and the world he lives in。 I can’t wait to read the next one！
Marianna
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4，5⭐️
Rob
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Not at all my cup of tea。
Renata
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Rᴇʟᴇᴄᴛᴜʀᴀ — ᴅɪᴄɪᴇᴍʙʀᴇ 16， 2021。— Recuerdo qué， cuándo una persona muy especial en todo sentido para mi， me recomendó estos libros， supe mostrarme sumamente reticiente。 No es una novedad， en lo absoluto， el hecho de que la fantasía （tanto épica como distópica） no es un género que predomine en cuánto a mis lecturas respecta así como tampoco es uno de mis predilectos entre todos los que podría tomarme el tiempo de nombrar y efectivamente existen， sin embargo， siempre he considerado que cuando una p Rᴇʟᴇᴄᴛᴜʀᴀ — ᴅɪᴄɪᴇᴍʙʀᴇ 16， 2021。— Recuerdo qué， cuándo una persona muy especial en todo sentido para mi， me recomendó estos libros， supe mostrarme sumamente reticiente。 No es una novedad， en lo absoluto， el hecho de que la fantasía （tanto épica como distópica） no es un género que predomine en cuánto a mis lecturas respecta así como tampoco es uno de mis predilectos entre todos los que podría tomarme el tiempo de nombrar y efectivamente existen， sin embargo， siempre he considerado que cuando una persona toma la decisión de compartir libros que le han marcado tanto a nivel personal como general， libros que han significado tanto para si， no solo está compartiendo una faceta de sí misma que probablemente no suela compartir con otras personas， más me está permitiendo entrar， me está abriendo su corazón y el ignorar dicha consideración， iría en contra de todos mis principios como persona， por lo cuál le hice caso y puedo decir sin titubeo alguno que fue la decisión más acertada que he tomado en toda mi vida。 Sapkowski es el primer autor de origen polaco que he leído y aunque debo confesar que me acerqué a él con mucho miedo， puesto que esta clase de libros no son para todo el mundo， no ha pasado un día en el que no de las gracias por ellos。1。 Personajes«—¡Y una mierda me las arreglé！ Le dio pena y me soltó。 Pero antes de ello me violó， el hideputa， y me robó los pendientes y la diadema de oro。Geralt la miró directamente a los ojos， jugueteando con el medallón。 Ella no apartó la mirada。—Y ése fue el fin de la princesita —continuó—。 El vestido se rompió， la batista perdió irremediablemente su blancura。 Y luego hubo suciedad， hambre， frío， palos y puntapiés。»— Renfri: su personaje hace una aparición pequeña （teniendo en cuenta que este libro en específico nos narra varias historias cortas protagonizadas no solo por su aclamado personaje principal， Geralt， más también por otros que le aportan su pizca de particularidad a cada una de ellas） y， aún así， logra llegar profundamente a el corazón de el lector。 Muy por el contrario de otros sujetos que han cruzado su camino con el brujo， Renfri siempre se muestra fiel a sí misma， a sus deseos， a la venganza que durante tanto tiempo la ha mantenido con vida， la ha obligado a abandonar el papel que nació para interpretar y terminar por convertirse en un personaje secundario en su propia vida， cuyas aspiraciones podían resumirse en un nombre y una cabeza。 Geralt supo reconocerse a sí mismo en ella， por lo cuál en un intento vano， le aconsejó deshacerse de aquella venganza que solo terminaría por demostrarle a los demás lo que en un principio siempre habían creído de y sobre ella: que era un monstruo， que nunca podría ser algo más que ello。 Sin embargo， segura de sus capacidades， con ideas arraigadas fuertemente tanto en su mente como en su corazón， Renfri no se rindió con facilidad ni pretendió optar por ser algo más de lo que genuinamente siempre había sido， era y siempre sería。 Su muerte definitivamente fue triste， no para quiénes leen este libro de relatos por primera vez， más si para aquellos que llevan años resguardandose detrás de este autor y esta historia que nunca tendrá fin， por más que veamos un punto final marcando justamente eso。 Renfri vivió como quiso y tomó lo que otros hicieron de ella， para convertirlo en algo mucho más grande de lo que cualquier otra persona se lo hubiera permitido。«—El mal es el mal， Stregobor —afirmó serio el brujo mientras se levantaba—。 Menor， mayor， mediano， es igual， las proporciones son convenidas y las fronteras borrosas。 No soy un santo ermitaño， no siempre he obrado bien。 Pero si tengo que elegir entre un mal y otro， prefiero no elegir en absoluto。»— Geralt: desde un comienzo de presenta como una persona que no reniega de su naturaleza， que no se avergüenza de ella， más tampoco ha logrado sentirse a gusto llevando el nombre que lo nombra， la piel que lo viste y mucho menos la historia que lo precede。 Es un hombre poderoso pero cuyo poder no nubla su buen juicio， su capacidad de racionalizar， su humildad y mucho menos sus objetivos， es centrado， organizado， sabe lo que quiere y de qué manera lo quiere， no tolera que le hagan perder su tiempo y ciertamente no es alguien fácil de tratar， porqué pese a todas las cualidades mencionadas con anterioridad， no es un gran misterio a develar que Geralt， carece de la capacidad de resultar agradable ante los ojos de terceros。 Si hay algo que me provocó que me enamorara completamente de su personaje， fue la versatilidad con la que cuenta respecto a personalidad así como las diversas facetas que nos muestran de él a lo largo de estas historias cortas: un Geralt solitario， un Geralt dedicado a su deber， un Geralt dominado por el orgullo， un Geralt soberbio y altanero， un Geralt cómico， un Geralt que haría cualquier cosa por salvar， no solo a un buen amigo， más también a aquellos que aún están a tiempo de ser salvados， a diferencia de él。 Pero sobre todas las cosas que podría mencionar， tener la oportunidad de conocer a un Geralt enamorado en cuerpo y alma de una mujer de tal porte como lo es Yennefer， no es algo que pueda ser explicado con meras palabras。«—Tu deseo —susurró con los labios pegados a su oreja—。 No sé si tales deseos pueden realizarse。 No sé si existe en la Naturaleza una Fuerza capaz de realizar tales deseos。 Pero si es así， estás condenado。 Condenado a mí。»— Yennefer: es el día de hoy， incluso， en que me es incomprensible el hecho de que exista UN solo ser humano que no se haya enamorado perdidamente de ella en cuanto apareció por primera vez。 No solo conocemos a Yennefer como una bruja extremadamente poderosa， hermosa， intimidante e inteligente， la conocemos como una mujer temida， poco querida por muchos e hipnotizante para otros， como una mujer capaz de hacer cualquier cosa que se encuentre a su alcance para cumplir sus objetivos， sus sueños， para hacer justicia a su ambición， que tiende a cegarla a tal punto， en que es imposible detener lo que sea que haya decidido que era necesario hacerse con tal de obtenerlo。 Habiéndola leído con anterioridad y， por lo tanto， teniendo noción de su cruda， angustiante y cruel historia de vida， su personaje me resulta especialmente tan querido， tan cercano a mi y tan digno de toda la admiración que podría llegar a caberme en el cuerpo。 Es un personaje completo， tanto si no es que más que el mismísimo Geralt， una incógnita que invita a el lector a encontrarle una respuesta。«—Amaba demasiado a mi marido， Erizo， para dejar de pensar en que podría haberlo perdido entonces， hace quince años， si no hubiera querido regatear contigo。 Pensar en ello me despierta escasos sentimientos de simpatía hacia tu persona。 Intruso enmascarado， ¿sabes acaso que en este momento， aquí， en Cintra， en mi castillo y en mi poder， estás tan impotente y cercano a la muerte como Roegner entonces， en la garganta？ ¿Qué me propones， qué precio， qué recompensa， si te prometo que saldrás de aquí vivo？» — Calanthe: es el verdadero QUÉ mujer y como si ésta expresión no bastara， también es el verdadero QUÉ madre y que MONARCA。 No existe palabra que pueda describir lo magnánima que es， el poder que emana y de el que no solo es consciente， así como su poder e influencia en otras personas。 No puedo nombrar a una sola persona en este libro que no estuviera dispuesta a quitarse la vida si hubiera sido una simple y llana petición suya， genuinamente， me postro a sus pies y espero con ansias que me pase por encima。«—No me llores en el regazo。 No soy tu madre， ¿cuántas veces tendré que decirlo？ Tampoco tengo intención de ser tu confidente。 Me importa un pimiento cómo te trató y menos todavía me importa cómo la trataste tú a ella。 Y no tengo ni la más mínima intención de hacer de celestina ni de entregarle esas estúpidas piedras。 Si quieres hacer el tonto， hazlo sin mi intercesión。»— Nenneke: es， sin exageración alguna， el mejor personaje entre todos los que podría mencionar en este momento y qué， a su vez， también han tenido un rol se suma importancia en este libro。 Es una mujer que tiene en clara sus prioridades， sus pensamientos y aquello que quiere， no se anda con rodeos， nunca tiene tiempo que perder y tampoco pelos en la lengua cuando se trata de decir tanto lo que uno necesita oír así cómo lo que simple y llanamente le da la gana decir， le pese a quién le pese， le guste a quién le guste y le duela a quién le duela。 No la merecemos， es demasiado buena para este mundo。2。 Opinión personal— Incluso si es necesario que lo intenten una， dos， tres o hasta dieciséis veces， les pido encarecidamente que se tomen el tiempo que corresponda para darles una oportunidad， lo pido como una persona que en su momento no quise saber absolutamente nada con ellos y terminaron convirtiéndose en una de sus sagas favoritas。 Si hay algo que Sapkowski sabe hace， es escribir y no existe persona que pueda negarlo。 。。。more
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