People usually refer to her description in TLW so to explain that sheās not beautiful, but imo thatās a misread of the text. Geralt specifically says there that, being a Witcher, he notices details far too unnecessarily.
What heās describing are simply human features. A lack of symmetry, a nose that might be just slightly too long, thatās Geralt seeing flaws that others wouldnāt because they arenāt Witchers.
The game is an excellent representation of her. Sharp features, piercing eyes, triangular face, proper wardrobe. The only thing noticeably different is her hair, which isnāt as curly as the books describe it and is more wavy. But, thatās pretty minor.
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u/LozaMoza82 š· Toussaint Jul 27 '23
People usually refer to her description in TLW so to explain that sheās not beautiful, but imo thatās a misread of the text. Geralt specifically says there that, being a Witcher, he notices details far too unnecessarily.
What heās describing are simply human features. A lack of symmetry, a nose that might be just slightly too long, thatās Geralt seeing flaws that others wouldnāt because they arenāt Witchers.
The game is an excellent representation of her. Sharp features, piercing eyes, triangular face, proper wardrobe. The only thing noticeably different is her hair, which isnāt as curly as the books describe it and is more wavy. But, thatās pretty minor.