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Please check context before just adding a trope to an entry from a disambig page. This is misuse as written. The hairstyle itself is not a trope. Sultry Bangs is when the bangs emphasize a character's seductive/sensual nature.
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* SultryBangs: Essi always has one of her eyes covered under her unruly hair.
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* SultryBangs: Essi always has one of her eyes covered under her unruly hair.
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* PeekABangs: Essi always has one of her eyes covered under her unruly hair.
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* DramaticIrony: ''A Little Sacrifice'' has a very minor and plot-irrelevant example PlayedForLaughs: Dandelion reacts with disbelief when Geralt informs him high and low tides are caused by the moon.
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* EskimosArentReal: In ''A Little Sacrifice'', Dandelion reacts with disbelief when Geralt informs him high and low tides are caused by the moon.
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* EskimosArentReal: In ''A Little Sacrifice'', Dandelion reacts with disbelief when Geralt informs him high and low tides are caused by the moon.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: ''The Bounds of Reason'' introduces a whole host, taking part in a dragon hunt - a knight who thinks he's in a chivalric tale, a peasant who thinks he's in a folk legend, a wizard who is out to protect endangered species (the dragon), and a sorceress who thinks dragons are a threat to society. This being Witcherworld, none is right.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: ''The Bounds of Reason'' introduces a whole host, taking part in a dragon hunt - a knight who thinks he's in a chivalric tale, a peasant who thinks he's in a folk legend, a wizard who is out to protect endangered species (the dragon), and a sorceress who thinks dragons are a threat to society. This being Witcherworld, none is are right.
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* RebelliousPrincess: Ciri at age nine.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: [[spoiler: Borch tests Geralt extensively, probing his stance and relation with humans and especially human affairs. He even tries to provoke him and goad into angry rants early on to check the witcher reactions]].
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: [[spoiler: Borch tests Geralt extensively, probing his stance and relation with humans and especially human affairs. He even tries to provoke him and goad into angry rants early on to check the witcher witcher's reactions]].
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* AnOfferYouCantRefuse: The [[spoiler: fake]] inquisitor gives Geralt one of these when he is trying to hire him to find the doppleganger. Geralt doesn't want to because not only is Dudu not evil, there's no actual way to find a man who can shapechange in a city of 30,000 people.
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* AnOfferYouCantRefuse: The [[spoiler: fake]] inquisitor gives Geralt one of these when he is trying to hire him to find the doppleganger.doppelganger. Geralt doesn't want to because not only is Dudu not evil, there's no actual way to find a man who can shapechange in a city of 30,000 people.
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* MisterSeahorse: Played for laughts in ''A Little Sacrifice'', when the mermaid points out she can't mate with the prince, since he as human can't carry her roe in any other way than [[MemeticMutation in a hat]].
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* MisterSeahorse: Played for laughts laughs in ''A Little Sacrifice'', when the mermaid points out she can't mate with the prince, since he as human can't carry her roe in any other way than [[MemeticMutation in a hat]].
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* LawOfInverseFertility: Continues to be a problem for Yennefer, who's willing to kill a dragon on the chance that it will allow her to have a child. Implied for Geralt as well, who invoked the Law of Surprise in ''A Matter of Price'' and again in ''Something More'' for a chance to adopt a child, despite his own mixed feelings about destiny.
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* LawOfInverseFertility: Continues to be a problem for Yennefer, who's willing to kill a dragon on the chance that it will allow her to have a child. Implied for Geralt as well, who invoked the Law of Surprise in ''A Matter Question of Price'' and again in ''Something More'' for a chance to adopt a child, despite his own mixed feelings about destiny.
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* FateDrivesUsTogether: Geralt towards Yennefer and Ciri. Geralt shows up in Cintra to collect the Surprise Child, only to give up his claim. Naturally, he later rescues Ciri from becoming a Dryad. Finally, the books final story has Geralt invoking the law of Surprise once more, and ends with said Surprise once again being Ciri.
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* FateDrivesUsTogether: Geralt towards Yennefer and Ciri. Geralt shows up in Cintra to collect the Surprise Child, only to give up his claim. Naturally, he later rescues Ciri from becoming a Dryad. Finally, the books final story has Geralt invoking the law Law of Surprise once more, and ends with said Surprise once again being Ciri.
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** While Geralt mostly just threatens to spank Ciri, her grandmother and primary caretaker, queen Callanthe, was mentioned to be a firm believer that sparing the rod means spoiling the child, which is why Ciri tends to take those threats seriously. And of course Geralt himself did it to a corrupt burgher in ''Literature/TheLastWish'', albeit under Yennefer's [[CharmPerson influence]].
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** While Geralt mostly just threatens to spank Ciri, her grandmother and primary caretaker, queen Callanthe, Calanthe, was mentioned to be a firm believer that sparing the rod means spoiling the child, which is why Ciri tends to take those threats seriously. And of course Geralt himself did it to a corrupt burgher in ''Literature/TheLastWish'', albeit under Yennefer's [[CharmPerson influence]].
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* DominantSpeciesGenes: Dryads have to breed with human or elf men and the child will ways be a dryad. The children will very rarely have their father's features like hair or eyes. This may be related to the dryads' demonstrated ability to turn fully human girls into dryads.
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* DominantSpeciesGenes: Dryads have to breed with human or elf men and the child will ways always be a dryad. The children will very rarely have their father's features like hair or eyes. This may be related to the dryads' demonstrated ability to turn fully human girls into dryads.
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* BettyAndVeronica: A rare male example. Yennefer is having difficulty choosing between the ''safe'' option of Istredd who is an adoring wizard in her profession and Geralt who is a mutant who has broken her heart before. [[spoiler: She chooses neither]]
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* BettyAndVeronica: A rare male example. Yennefer is having difficulty choosing between the ''safe'' option of Istredd who is an adoring wizard in her profession and Geralt who is a mutant who has broken her heart before. [[spoiler: She chooses neither]]neither.]]
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* ActionGirl: Queen Calanthe led the fight against Nilfgaard.
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* CharacterDeath: Queen Calanthe of Cintra, introduced in ''The Last Wish'', dies here.
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* CharacterDeath: Queen Calanthe of Cintra, introduced in ''The Last Wish'', dies here. Her daughter and son in law, Pavetta and Duny, too, [[spoiler:but later, we find out Duny faked his death.]]
** When Mousesack catches up with them, he cheerily informs the child that Calanthe is already preparing her switch, and teases the fact they're going to be hearing Ciri's screams when they get home. Ciri immediately covers her backside in fear.
* LegacyCharacter: Geralt reveals this of Roach; Dandelion identifies the horse as a different one then he was used to, and Geralt AsYouKnow informs him that all his horses are called Roach.
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* TapOnTheHead: Dudu knocks Dainty out in order to steal his identity.
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* TapOnTheHead: Dudu knocks Dainty out in order to steal his identity. Geralt interprets this as proof that Dudu is ultimately a good person, because killing Dainty would have been much smarter.
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* BodyguardingABadass: Tea and Vea are the bodyguards of Borch. [[spoiler:Who's a golden dragon.]]
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* BodyguardingABadass: Tea Téa and Vea Véa are the bodyguards of Borch. [[spoiler:Who's a golden dragon.]]
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* ''A Shard of Ice''. A MythArc-heavy story centering on the [[MasochismTango relationship]] between Geralt and Yennifer. There are some references to ''Literature/TheSnowQueen''.
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* ''A Shard of Ice''. A MythArc-heavy story centering on the [[MasochismTango relationship]] between Geralt and Yennifer.Yennefer. There are some references to ''Literature/TheSnowQueen''.
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* DrowningMySorrows: Geralt gets drunk the night before his fight with Istredd over Yennifer.
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* DrowningMySorrows: Geralt gets drunk the night before his fight with Istredd over Yennifer.Yennefer.
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* FateDrivesUsTogether: Geralt towards Yennifer and Ciri. Geralt shows up in Cintra to collect the Surprise Child, only to give up his claim. Naturally, he later rescues Ciri from becoming a Dryad. Finally, the books final story has Geralt invoking the law of Surprise once more, and ends with said Surprise once again being Ciri.
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* FateDrivesUsTogether: Geralt towards Yennifer Yennefer and Ciri. Geralt shows up in Cintra to collect the Surprise Child, only to give up his claim. Naturally, he later rescues Ciri from becoming a Dryad. Finally, the books final story has Geralt invoking the law of Surprise once more, and ends with said Surprise once again being Ciri.
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* ZeroGSpot: Geralt lists levitating 30 fathoms above the earth as one of the places he and Yennifer had sex.
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* HeroicBSOD: Geralt spends the entirety of "Something More" in this state. His tumultuous relationship with Yennefer never working out, his fear that she died in the battle of Sodden Hill, and his similar belief that his surprise child did not survive the sack of Cintra have caused him to fall into a deep depression, so much so that he doesn't even want to accept whatever payment a kindly merchant offers him for saving his life. It's only when Geralt sees that Ciri is alive and well that he snaps out of it.
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* ZanyScheme: How Dudu gets filthy rich in ''Eternal Flame''. It involves a ChainOfDeals in what seems to be NoodleImplements... Until the news reach the city and each bizarre commodity purchase is revealed to have a very specific and profitable purpose.
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* ZanyScheme: How Dudu gets filthy rich in ''Eternal Flame''. It involves a ChainOfDeals in what seems to be NoodleImplements... Until the news reach reaches the city and each bizarre commodity purchase is revealed to have a very specific and profitable purpose.
