He never loved Pavetta, he was only with her to have a child of the old blood, the one from the prophecy of the elves, when he found out that Ciri was a woman, he was going to wait to have a child with her, that is what he is looking for. He doesn't care about Ciri's power but the power of the son he would father with her, he explains his entire plan to Geralt. and literally geralt can't do anything. Ciri was about to be taken away without knowing the identity of the emperor. Until he lets her go and tells her "how strange destiny is, goodbye my daughter" she does not admit that there she was aware that it was her father. And if Dunny as a villain does not achieve what he wanted but continues as emperor

He never loved Pavetta, he was only with her to have a child of the old blood, the one from the prophecy of the elves, when he found out that Ciri was a woman, he was going to wait to have a child with her, that is what he is looking for. He doesn't care about Ciri's power but the power of the son he would father with her, he explains his entire plan to Geralt. and literally geralt can't do anything. Ciri was about to be taken away without knowing the identity of the emperor. Until he lets her go and tells her "how strange destiny is, goodbye my daughter" she does not admit that there she was aware that it was her father. And if Dunny as a villain does not achieve what he wanted but continues as emperor

@@arialfonso4500 Will it really be like this?

@@arialfonso4500 no. Yes he never loved Pavetta. But the "Law Of Surprise". She belonged to him. And Emhyr find out about Elder Blood when Vilgeforz told him.

Read the books. He truly regretted what he did.

@@sandragik5595 Emhyr? If that’s the case… does everyone in the books have good intentions and regret what they do? Because that’s completely unrealistic considering the vast majority of people who wield power and especially who do very bad things do not regret and don’t have “good” intentions. They have reasons, but it’s not “good,” except for them. The more I hear about how much “better” the books are than the show and why (not that you’re saying this at all), the more I’m glad they’re changing things. However, I could be wrong in this particular case. It just frustrates me because these myths of everyone is well intended contributes to victim blaming and giving abusers and people with bad intentions the benefit of the doubt. Edit: Well, from what I now know, in the books Geralt calls Emhyr out for lying about something quite explicitly, and eventually Emhyr stops arguing, suggesting Geralt was right. Just because a character or person says they regret or don’t want to do something doesn’t mean that’s the case.

He never loved Pavetta, he was only with her to have a child of the old blood, the one from the prophecy of the elves, when he found out that Ciri was a woman, he was going to wait to have a child with her, that is what he is looking for. He doesn't care about Ciri's power but the power of the son he would father with her, he explains his entire plan to Geralt. and literally geralt can't do anything. Ciri was about to be taken away without knowing the identity of the emperor. Until he lets her go and tells her "how strange destiny is, goodbye my daughter" she does not admit that there she was aware that it was her father. And if Dunny as a villain does not achieve what he wanted but continues as emperor

He never loved Pavetta, he was only with her to have a child of the old blood, the one from the prophecy of the elves, when he found out that Ciri was a woman, he was going to wait to have a child with her, that is what he is looking for. He doesn't care about Ciri's power but the power of the son he would father with her, he explains his entire plan to Geralt. and literally geralt can't do anything. Ciri was about to be taken away without knowing the identity of the emperor. Until he lets her go and tells her "how strange destiny is, goodbye my daughter" she does not admit that there she was aware that it was her father. And if Dunny as a villain does not achieve what he wanted but continues as emperor

​@@arialfonso4500 Emphyr killed Pavetta

I know, I just realized it after uploading 😩 don’t know where it’s coming from 😭 maybe I’ll do another one of the three of them 😅

@@nadine7085 when you edited the video, were the volume up? Sometimes that causes vibrations.

Unless it shows how different they are as father figures for Ciri and that Geralt and Ciri are truly father and daughter

@@callanflanagan8706I assume they’re just creeped out lol.