This is so incredible!! Amazing video!! I love love love how you made this familial video, made them feel like family despite them having like 7 seconds of screen time together! Seriously, amazing video, and sleeping at last song!!
I can't understand, if Dumi ask for the right of surprise and he got married with Paveta, so Cirilla shouldn't marry with Geralt? After all, he's inmortal. I don't know I haven't read the books :(
No, the law of surprise was badly explained in the series. Like they showed in the series, it was used as payment when someone saved someone else’s life. Duny is shady as heck, to do what he did, it was not common to marry a child surprise. Keep that thought in mind for the next seasons. Witchers used the law of surprise in hope of getting recruits to be witchers, as they believed due to destiny they had greater chances of surviving the training. In the series it looked like Geralt was joking about that and didn’t really expect destiny to throw a kid at him, but in the books he did it deliberately in hope of getting a boy to train as a witcher, but he got Ciri, his adoptive daughter instead.
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I can't wait to see how Ciri will become Geralt's daughter of choice and the most important person in his life. 💜💙💜 He's her forever guardian 💪💜
Awwwwww im so touched!!!!! ❤️ Father and daughter relationship 💕❤️😍😭 #GeraltandCiri
CIRI is an enigmatic character.
I'll be waiting Geralt, on how you'll become a father to Cirilla ❤
Nice editing man ! 😉👌👍
This is so incredible!! Amazing video!! I love love love how you made this familial video, made them feel like family despite them having like 7 seconds of screen time together! Seriously, amazing video, and sleeping at last song!!
I can't understand, if Dumi ask for the right of surprise and he got married with Paveta, so Cirilla shouldn't marry with Geralt? After all, he's inmortal. I don't know I haven't read the books :(
No, the law of surprise was badly explained in the series. Like they showed in the series, it was used as payment when someone saved someone else’s life. Duny is shady as heck, to do what he did, it was not common to marry a child surprise. Keep that thought in mind for the next seasons. Witchers used the law of surprise in hope of getting recruits to be witchers, as they believed due to destiny they had greater chances of surviving the training. In the series it looked like Geralt was joking about that and didn’t really expect destiny to throw a kid at him, but in the books he did it deliberately in hope of getting a boy to train as a witcher, but he got Ciri, his adoptive daughter instead.