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"A Grain of Truth" Drawn for a special edition commissioned by the AST publishing house.

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Just Like This (fanfic)
Pairing: Darth Malgus/Eleena Daru (Vereena)
Rating: Explicit (contains scenes of male masturbation)
Word count: 1900
MY BABY VEREENA POSTED
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Manifesting a full recovery for her <3
Regis & Vereena parallel in BoF, a thread
I haven't seen anyone ever mention this, so I'm here to share. I'm sure everyone is familiar with the many hints we get in Baptism of Fire for Regis being a vampire, but the one that really goes unappreciated (esp. by english speakers) is this one. It's very subtle but it's my fave:
If you are confused about what does the second image have to do with hinting at vampirism, I am here to tell you it's the fault of an incorrect translation, that has translated the word "wróżka" as "witch", when in fact it means "fairy". This could stem from the fact that fairies, in polish are also sometimes called "czarodziejki", which also translates sometimes to "sorceresses/witches" (in czech/slovak čarodějka/čarodejnica means a sorceress exclusively, not a fairy), so maybe this is the source of the wrongful translation.
Here is the original:
Geralt compares Regis' cottage to a forest fairy's cottage. You know what else is a type of forest fairy? Rusałki 🧚♀️ aka what Geralt confused Vereena (also a vampire) for in A Grain of Truth.
In czech it has been translated as "chaloupka lesní víly", which also directly translates to "a forest fairy's cottage".
The rest of the sentence, "wypisz, wymaluj" is also important, it's a phrase that indirectly means "the spitting image of", or something looking exactly the same. It's implied Geralt is thinking this, it's not just a narrator commentary as it's implied in the english version. In czech also: "chaloupka lesní víly, napadlo zaklínače.." which means "..occured to/thought the witcher."
I just think it's a neat parallel that people don't mention often, due to the high likely faulty translation.
If I had a nickel for every time Geralt of Rivia encountered a vampire and went: ooh fairy✨" I'd have 2 nickels, which ain't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice. Not saying he's directly comparing him to a fairy, but the specific words used here make me suspect it's definitely phrased this way on purpose.
Also if any polish person can confirm this I'd love that, I'm not polish but slovak, I have read the books in all 4 languages (slovak, czech, polish and english) but maybe I am wrong about the translation! So do let me know pls:)
Also I originally intended to just shitpost art here but if people would be interested I have many big thoughts about this subject (translations of the books, metaphors, dicks n' shit)
EDIT: I've been trying to research this a lot and found another instance of the word "wróżka" used in the original of BoF. It is used in the very first thing in the book, which is the prophesy. In this instance, wróżka is used as "psychic" or "fortune-teller" (?). Forest psychic's cottage anyone?? And also Addalia zwana "Wróżka", in this context also used as a "hag" in the witch context. So I guess it can be used as "witch" :,) so forest witch's cottage is a plausible correct translation, but I still feel like forest fairy fits more and is more fun LOL

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Through Passion - fanfiction
Pairing: Darth Malgus/Eleena Daru Wordcount: 2.6k Rating: Explicit Summary: Malgus returns from a long campaign, full of the Dark Side, and immediately reunites with Eleena. Smut with feelings and some thoughts on the Force, passion and the Sith Code.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/88593531
Don't talk to me, I am currently imagining Geralt saying "bober kurwa" and "AŁA KURWA GRYZIE AAA" when fighting Vereena in Grain of truth
Carmilla, D.H. Friston, 1872
The Witcher (A Grain of Truth), Netflix, 2022
Carmilla is an 1872 Gothic novella by Irish author Sheridan Le Fanu and one of the early works of vampire fiction, predating Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897) by 26 years. First published as a serial in The Dark Blue (1871–72), the story is narrated by a young woman preyed upon by a female vampire named Carmilla, later revealed to be Mircalla, Countess Karnstein. The character is a prototypical example of the lesbian vampire, expressing romantic desires toward the protagonist. The story is often anthologised, and has been adapted many times in film and other media.