The Witcher 3 Is Going To Be Shocking

Based on the books, we know Ciri in The Witcher Season 3 brings a lot of controversial moments. Half of the Continent was pursuing Ciri (Freya Allan) at the conclusion of The Witcher season 2, for various (and usually selfish) reasons, which paved the way for a number of stories in season 3; unfortunately, most of these are extremely contentious, and they all involve the young Princess of Cintra. After being adapted into video games, Andrzej Sapkowski’s The Witcher universe gained enormous popularity. In 2019, Netflix provided the first English language adaptation of this world.

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Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri in The Witcher are the main characters

Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), Yennefer of Vengerberg (Anya Chalotra), and princess Ciri (Freya Allan) are the three main characters of The Witcher. They spent the majority of season 1 apart, but in season 2, viewers got to see Geralt and Ciri traveling to Kaer Morhen to hide from their enemies while Yennefer battled to regain her magic. Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer were finally reunited by the end of The Witcher season 2, but they now have to make every effort to keep alive because the majority of the Continent is seeking for them and their motives are anything but nice. The Witcher season 3 can now adopt some intriguing (and tragic) themes, but season 2 already set up some of Ciri’s most significant moments.

While The Witcher season 2 has a few other surprises in store, its most significant revelation became The White Flame. The person responsible for the attack on Cintra and the invasion by the Nilfgaardian army is “The White Flame.” Throughout seasons 1 and 2, this name largely came from the people of Nilfgaard. His identity finally came to the forefront at the conclusion of season 2 of The Witcher. His name is Emhyr var Emreis (Bart Edwards), known to the audience as Duny Urcheon of Erlenwald. The man who wed Pavetta, the daughter of Queen Calanthe, is none other than the White Flame. This revelation came as a great surprised to non-book readers and even some book readers. We can’t wait to see how he interacts with Ciri in The Witcher Season 3.

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Emrys is very pivotal to the story

Emrys is important to the story since he’s also Ciri’s father and as a result of the Law of Surprise. Emhyr var Emreis is the son of the Nilfgaard ruler who was deposed by the Usurper, who also subjected Emhyr to torture and cursed him with a humanoid hedgehog appearance. After Ciri was born, Vilgefortz went to see Emhyr. He informed him of the Ithlinne prophecy and persuaded him to go back to Nilfgaard and recover the throne with Ciri by his side.

Together, Emhyr and Vilgefortz devised a scheme to have his wife, Pavetta, and Ciri pretend to die on a sinking ship so they could escape to Nilfgaard. However, their plot was foiled when Pavetta discovered it and smuggled Ciri off the ship before they set sail. Emhyr var Emreis was able to return to Nilfgaard after pushing Pavetta overboard and pretending to drown him as Duny following an argument on board the ship. Once there, he overthrew the Usurper, had his deceased political adversaries disinterred, and used their gravestones to build his ballroom, earning the moniker “The White Flame Dancing on the Barrows of His Enemies.” The contentious part of their narrative is around Emhyr’s desperate search for his daughter as a result of his irrational belief in the prophecy.

Despite making significant changes to the original material, The Witcher quickly rose to become one of the streaming giant’s most well-liked titles. What do you think about the character of Ciri in The Witcher Season 3? Do you see yourself as a fan of the series? Or do you consider yourself more of a book fan? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!