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* DoubleMeaningTitle: The "rare species" of the title can refer to the dragons that are becoming increasingly rare (even the common colors like green), the ''extremely'' rare gold dragon (a color Geralt dismissed as impossible), the evil Doppler (most Dopplers are non-violent and helpful), or the increasingly uncommon witchers.
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: The "rare species" of the title can refer to the dragons that are becoming increasingly rare (even the common colors like green), the ''extremely'' rare gold dragon (a color Geralt dismissed as impossible), the evil Doppler (most Dopplers are non-violent and helpful), or the increasingly uncommon witchers.witchers, or the incredibly uncommon Geralt, the witcher who has compassion for creatures.
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* MagicKnight: Like a witcher, Yennefer finds it easier to use simple spells in combat in combination with swordplay rather than the more complex and powerful spells available to her.
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* EvilVersusEvil: We're treated to a brutal fight between the psychotic pedophile doppler and the fanatical true believer Cahir.
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: The "rare species" of the title can refer to the dragons that are becoming increasingly rare (even the common colors like green), the ''extremely'' rare gold dragon (a color Geralt dismissed as impossible), or the evil Doppler (most Dopplers are non-violent and helpful).
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: The "rare species" of the title can refer to the dragons that are becoming increasingly rare (even the common colors like green), the ''extremely'' rare gold dragon (a color Geralt dismissed as impossible), or the evil Doppler (most Dopplers are non-violent and helpful).helpful), or the increasingly uncommon witchers.
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%%* CoolOldGuy: Borch Three Jackdaws.
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-->'''Borch:''' Sir Geralt, you will save us yet, but first you must let go.\\
'''Geralt:''' NO.
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[-Adapts the short story "The Bound of Reason" from the anthology ''Literature/SwordOfDestiny''.-]
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* OpenMouthInsertFoot: Jaskier's inability to let silence stand really fucks things up at the end of the episode, as he starts wittering immediately after Geralt and Yennefer have a massive falling out over his last wish, causing Geralt to lash out in a ''very'' harsh verbal beat down.
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* AssholeVictim: It's doubtful that anyone is going to be sad about Ser Eyck’s death. He was rude, arrogant, and unnecessarily slaughtered a starving creature. Yennifer herself wasn’t sad about his death, just irritated that he got himself killed before doing what she needed him to do. Jaskier only shows sympathy because being killed while using the restroom is a horrible way to go.
** Also, the peasant who tries to rob Geralt.
** Also, the peasant who tries to rob Geralt.
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* AssholeVictim: AssholeVictim:
** It's doubtful that anyone is going to be sad about Ser Eyck’s death. He was rude, arrogant, and unnecessarily slaughtered a starving creature. Yennifer herself wasn’t sad about his death, just irritated that he got himself killed before doing what she needed him to do. Jaskier only shows sympathy because being killed while using the restroom is a horrible way to go.
** Also, the peasant who tries to robGeralt.Geralt, presuming him dead for taking too long on a job, doesn't get a second thought.
** It's doubtful that anyone is going to be sad about Ser Eyck’s death. He was rude, arrogant, and unnecessarily slaughtered a starving creature. Yennifer herself wasn’t sad about his death, just irritated that he got himself killed before doing what she needed him to do. Jaskier only shows sympathy because being killed while using the restroom is a horrible way to go.
** Also, the peasant who tries to rob
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* KickTheDog: After his shouting match with Yennefer, Geralt angrily rounds on Jaskier trying to cheer him up, blaming the bard for just about everything that's gone wrong in his life of late.
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* KickTheDog: After his shouting match with Yennefer, Geralt angrily rounds on Jaskier trying to cheer him up, blaming the bard for just about everything that's gone wrong in his life of late. While he had a point critiquing Yennefer, this is just misdirected and hurtful anger.
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** Jaskier reacts this way when he sees Yennefer enter the tavern, knowing Geralt is going to insist on following her.
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** Jaskier reacts this way with dismay when he sees Yennefer enter the tavern, knowing Geralt is going to insist on following her.
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* TheReveal: Borch isn't just looking for a dragon.
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* TheReveal: Borch isn't just looking for a dragon.dragon, he ''is'' one.
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* UglyCute: InUniverse, Jaskier certainly thinks the hirikka is...until he realizes how ''big'' it is.
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* UglyCute: InUniverse, Jaskier certainly thinks the hirikka is...is cute...until he realizes how ''big'' it is.
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%%** Also the peasant who tries to rob Geralt.%%ZCE
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Dara finally gets fed up of traipsing after Ciri, particularly after their close call with the doppler, and chooses to leave her and return to Brokilon.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Dara finally gets fed up of with traipsing after Ciri, particularly after their close call with the doppler, and chooses to leave her and return to Brokilon.
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* AssholeVictim: It's doubtful that anyone is going to be sad about Ser Eyck’s death. He was rude, arrogant, and unnecessarily slaughtered a starving creature. Yennifer herself wasn’t sad about his death, just irritated that he got himself killed before doing what she needed him to do.
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* AssholeVictim: It's doubtful that anyone is going to be sad about Ser Eyck’s death. He was rude, arrogant, and unnecessarily slaughtered a starving creature. Yennifer herself wasn’t sad about his death, just irritated that he got himself killed before doing what she needed him to do. Jaskier only shows sympathy because being killed while using the restroom is a horrible way to go.
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* BodyguardingABadass: Tea and Vea are quite competent, but a dragon doesn't need that much help.
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* BullyingADragon: A literal example in this case. When Borch demands that the men trying to steal Roach and threatening Jaskier stop, [[TooDumbToLive one of them sneeringly dismisses the threat and shoves the old man]]. He promptly gets his neck broken for it.
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* BullyingADragon: A literal example in this case. When Borch demands that the men trying to steal Roach and threatening Jaskier stop, [[TooDumbToLive one of them sneeringly dismisses the threat and shoves the old man]]. He promptly gets his neck broken for it.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Yennefer, who had been hunting the dragon in hopes of using it to cure her infertility, relents when she realises the green dragon was a female protecting her nest.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Yennefer, who had been hunting the dragon in hopes of using it to cure her infertility, relents when she realises realizes the green dragon was a female protecting her nest.
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* InformedAttractiveness: DiscussedTrope when Jaskier wonders why the foreigners Tea and Vea are guarding Borch, and they mysteriously reply that it's because [[LikesOlderMen "he is the most beautiful."]] Later on, the group (and the audience) find out that Borch is a ''dragon.''
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* TheReveal: Borch isn't just looking for a dragon.
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* BrutalHonesty: Geralt asks incredulously if Yennefer really wants to be a mother. When she defensively asks if he thinks she'd be a bad one, Geralt doesn't even hesitate before replying "Definitely". She does later clarify that what she really wants is the ''ability'' to have a child, since not having any choice reminds her of her youth.
* BullyingADragon: A literal example in this gaze. When Borch demands that the men trying to steal Roach and threatening Jaskier stop, [[TooDumbToLive one of them sneeringly dismisses the threat and shoves the old man]]. He promptly gets his neck broken for it.
* CoolOldGuy: Borch Three Jackdaws.
* BullyingADragon: A literal example in this gaze. When Borch demands that the men trying to steal Roach and threatening Jaskier stop, [[TooDumbToLive one of them sneeringly dismisses the threat and shoves the old man]]. He promptly gets his neck broken for it.
* CoolOldGuy: Borch Three Jackdaws.
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* BrutalHonesty: Geralt asks incredulously if Yennefer really wants to be a mother. When she defensively asks if he thinks she'd be a bad one, Geralt doesn't even hesitate before replying "Definitely"."definitely". She does later clarify that what she really wants is the ''ability'' to have a child, since not having any choice reminds her of her youth.
* BullyingADragon: A literal example in thisgaze.case. When Borch demands that the men trying to steal Roach and threatening Jaskier stop, [[TooDumbToLive one of them sneeringly dismisses the threat and shoves the old man]]. He promptly gets his neck broken for it.
* %%* CoolOldGuy: Borch Three Jackdaws.
* BullyingADragon: A literal example in this
