Hidden Clues in The Timeline of Witcher Season 1 | The Witcher Season 1 Explained

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The New Series on Netflix the Witcher was highly anticipated by the Witcher Fandom and the series did not disappoint! Game Players and Book Readers alike including myself are loving The Witcher Season 1 on Netflix! In this video I will be doing a follow up to my initial review of The Witcher Series on Netflix. This video will include an in-depth breakdown to the Witcher Season 1 timeline. I will explain exactly how each episode seems to be mapped out and I will go over some of the Hidden Clues that are in the Opening Credits, I will Explain How old Geralt is, How old Yennefer is and How old Ciri is as well as answer some of your questions that you left in my last video! Thanks for Watching!
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@nydabeats 4 года назад

Loved they had the dude that played Yoren in game of thrones say the line "it'll be a feast for crows"... that meta shit!

@parisLuvsdolls 4 года назад

Nyda I caught that too😊

@MaciejBogdanStepien 4 года назад

There are tons of other gems like that. They gave us a whole YEAR to excavate it all.

@daviscarl3766 4 года назад

A Jon snow was spotted during the Duny-pavetta brawl ‘muh queen’

@indigopatricia3871 4 года назад

So glad you’re here with Witcher insights.

@Mic-Mak 4 года назад

I KNEW it was him! I also caught that but thought I was wrong when I went to the actor's Wikipedia page, and didn't see The Witcher mentioned in his list of works. Should have gone to IMDB.

@harrys2181 4 года назад

Don’t know if you noticed but the actress who plays Calanthe plays Maggy the Frog in Game if Thrones. Didn’t notice at first but someone pointed it out to me.

@isarmawinter1816 4 года назад

Harry S Nice catch!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@Pooty_Tang 4 года назад

I recognized her immediately. GoT was such a favorite of mine that I find myself looking for actors from the show in just about everything I watch. I'm actually surprised that there weren't more actors from GoT in Witcher.

@TheWackiman 4 года назад

That's why she looked so familiar every time I saw her! I was so confused why I felt like I recognised her haha

@harrys2181 4 года назад

Jack Purkiss yeah I was convinced I’d seen her before too. Her performance is probably my favourite in the series.

@pyotrkropotkin406 4 года назад

Harry S I was wondering what I recognized her from, but I kept forgetting to look it up. Thank you.

@shinrugal 4 года назад

He’s called Jaskier because that’s his original Polish name. It translates into Buttercup so they changed it to Dandelion or Dandillion in English.

@SlowBoatSailing 4 года назад

shinrugal they should have gone with the English or games translation of Dandilion.

@anaiglesias9972 4 года назад

@@SlowBoatSailing no, you don't traslete the name of people. The games and books should have keep the original name.

@jasonpelletier8066 4 года назад

@@anaiglesias9972 why ? Because the show should be in Polish and called the Hexer if that's the case. You wouldn't know the show is originally Polish from the show Beside Jaskier.

@marciusnhasty 4 года назад

@@jasonpelletier8066 In Polish the show would be called Wiedźmin. The Hexer is just a different translation than The Witcher.

@jasonpelletier8066 4 года назад

@@marciusnhasty right but it's not in Polish . So to say you can't translate the name to what everyone knows it as is silly . It's not about keeping the show polish.

@davidcameron7535 4 года назад

The show contradicts Ciris age although in episode 1 she states that she's the same age as the queen when she won her first battle which would be 15 but in episode 7 when Geralt meets the Queen (after the scene with the assassins) he states that he's been gone for 12 years which would make Ciri 11 - 12 years old. Just wondering if anybody else caught that.

@mafe2315 4 года назад

Not really, he coul have went to see he queen after de born of ciri and before pabetas death

@cauxio709 4 года назад

ma fe No, mousesack already notifies Geralt that Ciri‘s parents are dead when he went to check on Ciri. He gets thrown into the dungeon right afterwards aswell. So if he hasn‘t spent at least some years (which is unlikely lol) in the dungeon, the OP is right.

@thedob540 4 года назад

i think ciri meant to say that shes the same age of her mother when the queen first won her battle

@reddeadtryhardbichfromgtay2048 4 года назад

@@mafe2315 Garalt also didnt even know Ciri was a girl when he arrived right before the invasion.

@simoneadams7838 4 года назад

Gray...did you have a look at Geralt and think "He would have been a damn good Rhaegar"

@m00rem0ney24 4 года назад

Simone adams - this was my first thought

@amorales015 4 года назад

Yes!!!!

@beksexp1527 4 года назад

thank god he didnt.....

@ralph7077 4 года назад

Simone adams Geralt/Henry is too big, I think Rhargar is more lean..

@chris_mic 4 года назад

I started watching and looked it up on IMDB before I realized it was actually Henry. I thought he resembled the Rhaegar from the marriage scene to Lyanna. I also thought it looked a lot like the crypts of winterfell too but I don't believe that is the case.

@daniellegrant6239 4 года назад

Am i trippin but when the witcher was younger with his mom( having the flashback) wasn't the gold dragon in the fireplace

@reddeadtryhardbichfromgtay2048 4 года назад

Yes, but Borch wasn't accualy there in the past. Garalt was hallucinating.

@Timbo5000 4 года назад

ARETUZA, not Artenuza AEDERN, not Aden FILAVANDREL, not Filandrel NAZAIR, not Nazir CONCLAVE, not Concleve Having said that, nice analysis of the overarching themes, they make me appreciate the series more

@AlexaOrchid 4 года назад

And rare species, not rare spices :D

@KumpelRycha 4 года назад

And a lot more holes in knowledge..

@inoue6 4 года назад

Also Cirilla not Cirella and Calanthe not Calantea

@misiur28 4 года назад

also Aedirn as well 😉

@hint1k 4 года назад

17:40 If you stop the video at this time, there is gold round thing attached to Geralt's sword. It's Renfri's medallion. Geralt took it when he left Blaviken. He gave it to king Foltest before the battle with Striga. Triss returned it back to Geralt after the battle. Basically the show runners made another circle. Geralt failed to save one princess in Blaviken (Renfri), but redeemed his mistake by saving another one in Temeria (Striga). In Episode 4 he attached Renfri's medallion to his sword. It's literally the Sword of Destiny :D 3:39 Queen Calanthe should be 12 years old when she won her 1st battle. Because Ciri is 12 years old. It's from the dialogue between Geralt and Calanthe. Geralt said something like: "I have not been in Cintra for 12 years". Well, when he was in Cintra, Pavetta was pregnant with Ciri. So, it means the time gap is not 30 years. It's 33 years. 21:54 Cmon. It's not Sparrow. It does not even look like a sparrow. It's Zirael. Also known to humans as Swallow =)

@AlfonsJQuack 3 года назад

Also the symbol before ep.3 is a Temerian lilly with monster claws. The sword of destiny is also connected to Ciri (another Princess) and Brokilon.

@k3n0ju 4 года назад

Why are RU-vidrs saying "timeline" instead of "time periods"? The stories are occurring on the same timeline but are being shown non-chronologically.

@jasonweekswardenofthenorth4061 4 года назад

I heard a shout out to GOT "a feast for crows" and "not on my watch" when Gerald was in the wagon with Yuron 👍

@chris_mic 4 года назад

I compare Geralt to a combination of Jon Snow, Jorah Mormont and Sandor Clegane

@factbeaglesarebest 4 года назад

What? Lol. Also dont compare post source material GOT garbage to the witcher. So far The Witcher starts out strong. Imo its actually better than game of thrones first season. Though I'd definitely say the witcher books aren't in anyway as good as ASOIAF... Maybe because I read it in english? Who knows.

@rottensquid 4 года назад

Nicely summed up. I try to explain how seemingly unrelated elements in stories are thematically linked, and people just look at me like, "what's a thematic?"

@GunPowd3rGuru 4 года назад

Why do you keep referring to Ciri's timeline as being in the future, shouldn't it be considered the present?

@aweeks062 4 года назад

I wasn't going to even watch this show but Xmas Eve my husband had to work from Noon till 9 pm and I had all day to wrap and binge lol. I loved this show and its even better with you creating content for it!

@LemonSte 4 года назад

Apparently the reason they called him Jaskier (pronounced ya-skay or ya-sker I believe) is because that's his original name from the books before they were translated, and "dandelion" is actually a poor translation, it would be more like "buttercup" in a more direct translation but the translators/the game creators decided that was too feminine. This is just what I've heard

@jomidenedo3200 4 года назад

You are right and to be honest it is understandable, I think it is a good adaptation.

@jomidenedo3200 4 года назад

@targarynka I am glad that they went with Jaskier and made it their own. The thing I do not get is people relating it to GOT.

@LemonSte 4 года назад

@targarynka it's called a t y p o

@jasoncraig1589 4 года назад

Jaskier is the original polish name for Dandelion from the books (untranslated)

@GrayArea 4 года назад

Jason Craig ahhh ok that makes sense

@robswitzer8334 4 года назад

I read it actually means "Buttercup"? For some reason changed to Dandelion. I guess the point is he just has the gayest name imaginable.

@jasoncraig1589 4 года назад

@@robswitzer8334 yes jaskier is polish for buttercup I just think it was lost in translation of the books though

@robswitzer8334 4 года назад

@Vicodyn i luv u so much

@jasoncraig1589 4 года назад

@Vicodyn yeah I think you pretty much hit the nail on the head mate

@irishiz498 4 года назад

i know nothing of the witcher except the netflix series. do you have any idea how confusing the damn timeline was to me?

@GrayArea 4 года назад

Hopefully my video helped

@mindy8111 4 года назад

Same here!!

@chris_mic 4 года назад

I am totally with you. Luckily Grea is here to help steer us.

@chris_mic 4 года назад

@@GrayArea Absolutely it did.

@wompa70 4 года назад

I was SO confused about what was going on. I finally realized there were at least two (and more likely three) timelines when Geralt showed up at Queen Calanthe’s party.

@lizard9375 4 года назад

Great breakdown. The law of surprise and timeline was confusing me.

@celticbabs3105 4 года назад

It just dawned on me. "Rare Species" being the title, obviously makes one think of the golden dragon, but as you mentioned, this episode's theme is legacy and family. The more deeper hidden message that because both Yennefer and Geralt are sterile, nothing will come of their relationship naturally, but with Ciri - which they don't know yet at this point. So their legacy is also a "rare species" due to the act of destiny and Ciri possessing the powerful Elder Blood.

@prodigee71 4 года назад

I have never read The Witcher books or even knew of them before the Netflix show. that being said I was confused as hell watching the 1st few eps, until I realized they were time jumping. Watched a bunch of other video "explaining" the show, this by far was the best one! Thank you #subscribed

@mrworldwidebilly 4 года назад

Best breakdown I've found on RU-vid by far... Good job as always @GrayArea

@jnealone 4 года назад

Did u notice that when Frangella had a more natural hairstyle when she was with the Nilfs and more of a European hairstyle earlier in the series. Am I reading to much into that?

@zacakafroztee 4 года назад

Yes

@laylaazmigoushey5812 4 года назад

No. You are not reading too much into it. I think it shows her transformation. Aretuza is the kind of place where people have to fit an image to be ready to be assigned to a court. That is why they go through that whole makeover to "perfect" themselves but they take alot away from the new sorcerers too.

@Timbo5000 4 года назад

In the books there isn't this good/bad theme between the Northern Kingdoms and Nilfgaard, but there are certainly differences like that. In the North, there is a culture of having to impress one another among sorceresses and sorcerers. Much worse than in the series, actually. It is about setting up a fake version of yourself. A game of trying to manipulate others into being useful for you. On the one hand it's a culture of beauty, on the other it's fake and filled with hidden personal and political interests. Sorcerers/sorceresses really are their own powerful institution in the North, more or less separate from the royalty they advise. In Nilfgaard, the emperor rules completely and mages are below him. They are not their own institution, they are kept on a short leash and used purely in the interest of the Empire. They keep it functional, they don't care for beauty, all they care for (or are supposed to care for, because not all do and some conspire with the Northern conclave of mages) is service to the Empire, but this is more because they are not free to do so than of their own accord. So to answer your question; yes and no. You're not reading too much into the differences in the sense that Fringilla indeed would conform to the Northern sense of beauty and the political intrigue there, but in the South would have to conform to Nilfgaardian ideas of mages as tools to the emperor. But I think you are reading too much into this when seeing some kind of race injustices.

@isabellaregi9008 4 года назад

Great video Gray!

@lobal2 4 года назад

Elder blood, this isn't all elves that have it but a particular bloodline. Ciri is part of this bloodline and she could potentially be more powerful than Yennefer, by alot. Loved it besides this. Thank you for the content and welcome to the witcher universe.

@christophershoup6598 4 года назад

Nope ciri becomes a witcher cus that's what I chose in the game, not a sorceress!

@lobal2 4 года назад

@@christophershoup6598 Cool, but regardless what you chose in the game. She has elder blood, she has had it since birth, hence the reason she can teleport and the reason the wild hunt was chasing her.

@EJoshAK3 4 года назад

This is so great. Thank you very much for this summary and the work you put into this video! :)

@Monkas 4 года назад

The symbol at the beginning of the third episode is not only a hand of a striga, but also a heraldic emblem of a lily - the crest of Temeria. And the reason for translating Jaskier to Dandelion was simple. In Polish it's the name of a flower (buttercup) that is very close to a word "jaskrawy" (flashy). So the translator chose a flower that has a name with a similar vibe: dandelion, like a dandy.

@LincyMcGabby 4 года назад

Jaskier is actually pronounced "Yaskiyer" not "Jasker"

@corbinskywalker 4 года назад

Gray Lady returns!

@TheSanien 4 года назад

He is named Jaskier because that is his original name in the books and the series is based in the books not the game.

@dannorcph 4 года назад

He IS Jaskier. The weird thing was to translate it to Dandelion.

@bigfudge2031 4 года назад

it translates to buttercup in Polish, so perhaps Jaskier isn't his actual name, it's just a nickname.

@dangalvan2484 4 года назад

@@bigfudge2031 it's actually his artistic name. His actual name is Julian. But he calls himself Jaskier, because that is his "stage name".

@mudslynger2109 4 года назад

Loved your analysis. Looking forward to more!

@PemaMendez990 4 года назад

you really do know your Witcher trivia but guuuuuuuuuuuurl you're butchering those names so bad 😂😂

@iverabates2177 4 года назад

As soon as this video started I was immediately intrigued.

@darksister96 4 года назад

Sooo happy ur doing vibs on the Witcher :) Love it!

@pawekostrzewa3265 4 года назад

It is not a sparrow. It is a swallow. You will find out this in the end of whole story

@shonr.w8124 4 года назад

how is Dandelion not old by the time Ciri is with Geralt? He was at the banquet when the curse was broken on her father. She wasn’t born yet. He should at least be a little older, but seems to be the same age regardless no?

@aberdeen0107 4 года назад

SHON R.W he might have been around 18 at the banquet and around 30 later on

@wendygutierrez2323 4 года назад

By the time Ciri first meets Dara, she had been alone for 3 days she says. So maybe a week and a half for her timeline.

@ciaranirvine 4 года назад

Yup and in the final episode when Geralt meets the guy with the cart piling the bodies of the Cintran refugees he says they've been "dead at least a week" - they died in episode 2. So around 10-12 days in total for Ciri's timeline

@jucxox 4 года назад

Amazing! Thank you for this.

@ndshow2619 4 года назад

Love your reviews!

@Morsoth 4 года назад

Excellent video! Thank you!

@smwilliams83 4 года назад

Thank you! Really, really enjoyed this video! I went into the season sort-of blind. I had watched your previous videos and other, but I haven’t read the books and I’m not a gamer. I LOVED the show! I could tell pretty quickly there were different time lines going on by catching a few things they said. After watching your video, I’m even more excited to rewatch it!

@celticbabs3105 4 года назад

The glyph of Episode 5 "Bottled Appetites" does indeed show the merging of Geralt and Yennefer both physically and spiritually, however the symbol below represents the female reproductive system (uterus and ovaries) implying that Yennefer longs to repair her non-existent reproductive system so she can have a child. It is also the symbol she magically paints on her body before she engages the djinn in a power battle. :)

@HeyitsUnotMe 4 года назад

You know what . I get going through Netflix and seeing this. Then I saw you making videos about it, so I watched season 1 all day today!!! I love it 🥰

@craptastiko6513 4 года назад

very watchable show can't wait for season 2

@ezstaples6653 4 года назад

I've missed you Grey. Glad I found you here.

@danjordan1 4 года назад

Sweet Summer Juice!

@AG-nh5mi 4 года назад

You're doing Witcher now?? Yay!!

@cs5384 4 года назад

Very nice to see you again!

@vickonstark7365 4 года назад

Wuuuuuut! My juice 🧃🧃! 😃 I was waiting for this 🍿

@murrayd3152 4 года назад

I really needed this juice!!

@Gachimon2000 4 года назад

I lost it when you said Filandrel instead of Filavandrel lmao.

@williamramirez7559 4 года назад

Job well done. Thank-you 🍻

@bigfudge2031 4 года назад

4:47 nobody gonna mention that weird sound?

@starkheart4441 4 года назад

Here we are again! That’s a real Christmas gift!

@damienledfurd 4 года назад

Time for the Juice!

@rubberduckieout 3 года назад

Missed your vids Gray

@factbeaglesarebest 4 года назад

Gray you have some serious talent when it comes to analyzing intricate stories. Keep on doing what you do. You should really read the books if you haven't. Doesnt seem that you have?

@pawebielinski4903 4 года назад

In the emblem of episode 5 there is hidden the emblem that Yennefer used in her spell, while the whole emblem resembles the djinn's amphora and even has the plug over it. I think it symbolizes the binding of the fates but also simply the story (i.e. this whole djinn affair) and parenthood (via the fertility symbol).

@JoniukasVader 4 года назад

Gray Area!

@doctorajaguar 4 года назад

I watch a no spoiler review video before watching the series, so I was aware of the timeline being all over the place and was paying a lot of attention to it and that helped because it might be slighty confusing. You did a great job on this video as always!!!

@Pooty_Tang 4 года назад

Great video!

@scorpio252000 Год назад

Thanks for doing this video for those of us who are confused by the different timelines. One of the best explainer vids of Witcher series on Netflix.

@josht9564 4 года назад

ET CETERA. Not ECK cetera.

@michaelschmitz3815 4 года назад

Great video as always! You were my source for GOT content and now The Witcher. Thank you!

@Sarah_Shine 4 года назад

I love your videos and commentary! I really appreciate the time and work you put in. Thanks so much! Trying to fill that GOT void in my heart. Looking forward to more of your videos and the season 2 of The Witcher. Until then, I'll be here searching for all the details I missed. #sweetsummerchildrenforever

@jrgaid123 2 года назад

This is fire! Dang girl it was on point

@amariliscatclaw142 4 года назад

Team no skipp!!! Read the coments in between yall... Thank you for posting this gray awesome content as always. All things or most things witchy i like so im here for this! Also im re watching and catching on the things you talk about here.

@kaynovotny5772 4 года назад

Thank you .. that explained everything. I will watch it again. You are Great...

@frederickcashe1130 4 года назад

Explain this horse Roach.How old is he

@domek69 4 года назад

There are many different horses. Geralt names every one of them the same: Roach

@JaimieJo 3 года назад

Thank you! I was confused after reading the first book.

@ashleycgb1341 4 года назад

I didnt even notice how the writer was connecting all the topics in each episode like how they did for episode 2 with the elves in every timeline, loved the video 👌🏼

@anaiglesias9972 4 года назад

I am going to share this video with everyone who is having trouble understanding the Witcher season 1.

@mjunebug7013 4 года назад

It took me a while to get the timelines, but this helped even more!

@rashisti 4 года назад

First time I came to your channel. I really like your narrative style! When you broke off ".. some Henry VIII .." I was laughing my ass off. Subscribing!

@sevengie 4 года назад

Your video is awesome the series on the other hand...I’m still giving it a chance. So confusing. This definitely clarified some things. Can’t wait for season 2.

@SamsonUno 4 года назад

Juice time!!!

@theturquoisedream9244 4 года назад

Hell yeah! I'm so down for some Juice!

@collettewilliams2912 4 года назад

Thank u

@kyresefleming983 4 года назад

Thanks for this amazing non spoiler video

@nathalielkapuya1456 4 года назад

Best review and explanation for those who aren't familiar with The Witcher - like myself😊

@pinkbunny6272 4 года назад

Thank you so much! I didn't understand anything and you explained it! Gerald is a character I didn't understand much, I still have questions though...

@Tamara-mm7us 4 года назад

I subscribed during GOT. So happy you’re providing content for this one too! Insightful as always. I read the comments. I don’t give a damn about whether there is a “n” or not. Don’t change a single thing! You do a wonderful job. ✨💫

@Kuteiapi 2 года назад

Aretuza* but new sub none the less. Good vid

@BalasLocas5y3 4 года назад

Long video or not i swallow it all the way tru. I like the way u explaind it.

@5450tg 4 года назад

Beauty returns

@halberd0109 4 года назад

Awyas look forward to your posts Gray! But, this series, really makes you miss GOT

@GrayArea 4 года назад

Thank you and yessss it does! We just have to patiently await House of the Dragon!

@lydiaquinn2892 4 года назад

Lady Gray! Thanks for these videos on the Witcher. I really liked the show. It’s nice to have a little magic back, well a lot of magic lol

@DylanMadd 4 года назад

I’m a little unclear about something. The mage army defending that castle from Nilfgaard... I was thinking they needed to do that to KEEP Nilfgaard from attacking Cintra. But of course Cintra had fallen already a couple days before. Since that happened already, why did the mages think it was so important to stop Nilfgaard army there and then? Wasn’t the line from Nilfgaard that after they took Cintra down, they’d stop their move across the continent?

@madcat6159 4 года назад

Nilfgaard wanted everybody to believe they would stop at Cintra and many either did or pretended to. The majority of the mages didn't care about Cintra, because it's rulers have refused to have their representative on the court for many years, which would allow the mages to influence them, as they did with other rulers. So it seemed like a small price to pay. But Nilfgaards goal was to conquer all of the northern kingdoms. Many didn't see through it because their actions made no sense strategically. If they wanted to take the whole north, it would be best to start at Sodden and surprise everybody, before anyone would even think to defend it. Only a couple of mages figured out Nilfgaards real plans and cared enough to try to stop them.

@madcat6159 4 года назад

As for why there - a narrow passage through the canyon (Jaruga river's valley, I think) was perhaps the only place were a small group of people could stop an army. Anywhere else even the mages would stand no chance, not so few of them at least

@Foomandoonian 4 года назад

Man, they really should have given all of the separate stories different titles or at least put up captions showing the years and done more do differentiate the different periods. It's hard enough to get a new audience to learn a large cast of characters even when events are taking place chronologically. I hope Netflix put up a new edit of the show in chronological order, like they did with Arrested Development. Not to replace this version of season 1, just to provide another way of watching the same story.

@jalderink 4 года назад

Dumbing down things is almost never the right way to go.

@Foomandoonian 4 года назад

@@jalderink Neither is overcomplicating things.

@jalderink 4 года назад

Foomandoonian Maybe, if you can’t walk & chew gum at the same time..

@Foomandoonian 4 года назад

Jeremiah Nice talking to you, buddy. Fuck off now.

@chris_mic 4 года назад

Thank you for straightening it out. I had no prior knowledge of the story and was trying to figure out what the hell was going on with all of the time shifting. Thought they were quantum leaping or something.

@sabrinaprior6874 4 года назад

Enjoying your vids and enjoy hearing from another woman. Ya know your stuff!!! New to Witcher but enjoyed the series alot!!! Knew I was missing stuff cuz I just don't know the story. Thank you. Will probably read the books before season 2. Thanks again. 😎😎😎

@sabrinaprior6874 4 года назад

No joke my cats name is: Iz!!! Have had her for abit over a 1.5 yrs now. The odds!!! 😎😎😎 When I got her no one knew her name so I named her Iz!!! Never thought of it as a name before!!!

@comicsnerd7284 4 года назад

I'm here girl 👌👍❤🙏

@nprincess90 4 года назад

I missed you. 😢

@antonetteganues5717 4 года назад

Glad I found you. I enjoyed your reviews when we were watching GOT.

@publicguy1664 4 года назад

Arktenuza? Might want to check that...

@hornypotter8679 4 года назад

I still don't understand the timeline. But I love this show. 😅

@MaciejBogdanStepien 4 года назад

Ciri's timeline is Present. Geralt's timeline is Past. Yennefer's timeline is even more remote Past. Those two past timelines converge in E05. They all come together, gradually, over episodes 07 and 08. In the "present" Ciri is a teen. Geralt is in his 70+, Yennefer is 80+. Witchers age very slowly (4x slower than a human). Sorceresses keep themselves forever young.

@lolacat2420 4 года назад

Look at it this way... Ciri's scenes are in the present, and are in order. Yennefer's scenes start decades before, and they are gradually moving forward. The same is true of Geralt, though his scenes start a little more recently than Yennefer's. By the end of the season, the stories of everyone are in the present. Geralt meets Jaskier first. Then, he and Jaskier meet Yennefer. Then he meets Ciri.

@derekl2882 4 года назад

If one isn't familiar with game or books I think the show is hard to follow. Wonder how this will be received more broadly. So many characters and politics of people and places the show doesn't establish. Add in the time line jumping and I think people will be lost.