@morro57572241@breAd184749@IAndroniks@ShitpostRock She didn't consent on their first night and she didn't fight it more out of feeling completely tired and defenseless also Cri admitted later that she was with Mistle and the rats as a whole only because she didn't want to be alone. The scene in the river is also very telling.
@kartek_makaroon@Avs2196@RevolverJerm Kinda ma racje. Pomijając próbę zmycia gejowości lol No ale była scena w której Ciri próbowała po gwałcie przez Mistle "zmyć z siebie to czego już się nie dało zmyć" jak to Sapkowski napisał. Ciri też sama przyznaje, że jest z Mistle głównie bo nie chce być sama, więc idk.
@qelaay@AbaturEvol@dread_wolf_24@RetiredGeralt First off, her admiring Margarita's and Yennefer's body is envy. She wants to be as beautiful as they are and she even outright says it in the books. Secondly, there is a big difference between almost or nearly and literally being raped.
@TheGviniashvili@AnnicolsF16@RetiredGeralt Please tell me which book makes her lean towards women more? Cause in the books she is attracted to only one woman(Mistle) that raped her at the start of their toxic and abusive relationship. She was attracted to numerous men like: Hjalmar, Galahad, Hotsporn and even Eredin lol
@kr0likx@AnnicolsF16@RetiredGeralt Ciri was Bi at best and the only woman she had sexual/romantic relations with was Mistle who raped Ciri. She was attracted to numerous men though like: Hjalmar, Hotsporn, Galahad and even Eredin lol
@WhimsyPsyche@SpiritOfSiberia Please tell me which book makes her have preference for women? Cause in the books she is attracted to only one woman(Mistle) that raped her at the start of their toxic and abusive relationship. She was attracted to numerous men like: Hjalmar, Galahad, Hotsporn and even Eredin lol