The Witcher Season 4 Can Fix the Biggest Problem with the Netflix Show
Drawing inspiration from the Polish novels penned by Andrzej Sapkowski, The Witcher has rapidly emerged as one of Netflix’s most popular series. The show chronicles the journeys of Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), a character who traverses a fantastical world inspired by medieval times, known as the Continent, while combating hordes of beasts for coinage. Fate binds him to Princess Cirilla of Cintra, commonly referred to as Ciri (Freya Allan). Due to an ancient custom called the Law of Surprise, he assumes the role of her guardian and quasi-adoptive father. Endowed with powers not witnessed in centuries, Ciri is a formidable figure. Consequently, numerous individuals across the Continent seek to exploit her for their political gains. To safeguard Ciri and hinder those with malicious intentions, Geralt recruits the assistance of a potent sorceress named Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), whom he also harbors affection for, to train Ciri and protect her from harm.