With the Continent at risk from Nilfgaard's rising power, Yennefer revisits her past, while Geralt reconsiders his obligation to the Law of Surprise.With the Continent at risk from Nilfgaard's rising power, Yennefer revisits her past, while Geralt reconsiders his obligation to the Law of Surprise.With the Continent at risk from Nilfgaard's rising power, Yennefer revisits her past, while Geralt reconsiders his obligation to the Law of Surprise.
Mimî M Khayisa
- Fringilla
- (as Mimi Ndiweni)
Lilly Maria Cooper
- Murta
- (as Lilly Cooper)
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10vacila
First few episodes left me confused with timelines and action, but it all comes together in this episode and I love how they showed the storyline. Firstly confusing- it all makes sense now. LOVE IT!
This episode gives satisfaction to a part of audience and explanations to the other. Its best virtue - the project of architecture of the serie . And the fine use of tension. So, just a gem. Or precious key. Short, the entire circle is showed in complete form.
I am no fan of Netflix and usually find their movies flawed with plot holes, bad manuscripts and other annoyances. But this episode was still GOOD! There can never, or at least "never" be to much action in a series like this, but I would say that more action would have been more or less the only thing that could improve this episode.
What little this episode lacks in action is mostly compensated for with a great story. I particularly liked how it complemented some of the stories from the games. Even if the series is not based on the game, both the series (and most of) the games are based on the same books.
On top of that, the acting, the characters, the action that were in the episode, the CGI, the music, the plot, the atmosphere were..................................you guessed it: Good ;-)
What little this episode lacks in action is mostly compensated for with a great story. I particularly liked how it complemented some of the stories from the games. Even if the series is not based on the game, both the series (and most of) the games are based on the same books.
On top of that, the acting, the characters, the action that were in the episode, the CGI, the music, the plot, the atmosphere were..................................you guessed it: Good ;-)
Finally, all the storylines are in the same period, and it happened in a great episode like this one. Geralt and Yennefer storylines are the better one by far, both Henry Cavill and Anya Chalotra have really good perfomances in this series, this episode just solidifies this. Can't say the same about Ciri, I like her character, but Freya is not that good portraying her, but she's new in this, and I know trough the series she will improve. It's was a shorter episode, so the pacing here was one of the high points, some of the previous episodes just felt longer than needed. It was a nostalgic episode as well, revisiting previous memorable moments of this very season, a decision I don't like, but it was necessary. Before a Fall, the penultimate episode of Season One, is one of my favorite episodes and I expect that the last episode is as good as this one.
Did you know
- TriviaGeralt's part of this episode's plot is loosely based on a part of the short story "Something More" from the book "Sword of Destiny".
- GoofsWhen talking to Zola, the position of Cirilla's hair changes between shots.
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- 47m
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