Send me a crystal and Iāll tellā¦Ā Accepting
how my muse views the natural worldĀ
As a witcher, Geralt is just as connected to and comfortable with nature as he is with human civilization. Undoubtedly decades of staying in inns and sleeping in beds has made him a bit of aĀ ācity boyā but he appreciates the sights, wildlife and the beauty of the natural world just as much, if not more, than any other witcher. He also respects how dangerous nature can be, and finds beauty in that, just as well.
if everyone my muse knew was hanging off a cliff and they could only choose three to save, the rest certainly dying, who they would chooseĀ
This is⦠really hard to answer. Because Geralt literally has two families.
Heād rescue Ciri, without a doubt, working on the assumption that others would understand, too: this is his daughter, in danger and facing certain death if he does nothing, and Geralt would be damned if she died when there was any chance he could save her. Yen, too, if not because their fates are tied, then because she isĀ the love of his life, the only woman for him in the end, and weāve seen how he reacts to the prospect of a life without her: the last time he thought heād lost her, he quite literally tried to die. And I would like to say Dandelion, because he and Geralt have been through so much together and would literally kill for one another, a really⦠reallyĀ unlikely friendship that somehow became one of the strongest attachments Geralt has with anyone.
Geralt would die for the other witchers, too, but the difference is that witchers simply live different. They live completely aware that, though their task is to stay alive to help people, they can die at any time; a bard, a sorceress and a child/young woman donāt and shouldnāt live with that fear, in his opinion. Their lives donāt revolve around death and danger, not nearly as much as a witcherās does. But you bet your ass Geralt would try his damnedest to save them, even if it was in vain.