Damn, that's crazy; I thought he was just raping. To be honest, I really thought he just raped her for the normal (bad, evil) reasons, as an act of pillaging. I thought he was a pathetic and sad character, which his regret only reinforced for me. It was a little uncomfortable for me (which I figured was the idea) but didn't hate the episode because I thought it was funny at the end when Geralt just walked away saying something like, "You can kill yourself if you want. Bye." I thought that was a kind of interesting fatherhood moment because it showed that he considers that type of behavior worthy of ending a friendship over and acting very cold towards someone, but did not kill him for it or anything. I don't know. It was interesting for me to think about what it was like for a sheltered young girl to witness that.
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Damn, that's crazy; I thought he was just raping. To be honest, I really thought he just raped her for the normal (bad, evil) reasons, as an act of pillaging. I thought he was a pathetic and sad character, which his regret only reinforced for me. It was a little uncomfortable for me (which I figured was the idea) but didn't hate the episode because I thought it was funny at the end when Geralt just walked away saying something like, "You can kill yourself if you want. Bye." I thought that was a kind of interesting fatherhood moment because it showed that he considers that type of behavior worthy of ending a friendship over and acting very cold towards someone, but did not kill him for it or anything. I don't know. It was interesting for me to think about what it was like for a sheltered young girl to witness that.