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* OneSceneWonder: Zawisza Czarny is technically present for a bit more than one scene (chapter and a half, to be more precise) but he sure leaves an impression. In a series where most knights are presented as selfish, cynical, cowardly, arrogant, excessively violent or all the above, Zawisza is a true-blue [[KnightInSourArmor if jaded]] KnightInShiningArmor who outright says he is willing to stick to his ideals even if he's aware they will likely lead him to an untimely death.
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* OneSceneWonder: Zawisza Czarny is technically present for a bit more than one scene (chapter and a half, to be more precise) but he sure leaves still appears briefly while making one hell of an impression. In a series where most knights are presented as selfish, cynical, cowardly, arrogant, excessively violent or all the above, Zawisza is a true-blue [[KnightInSourArmor if jaded]] KnightInShiningArmor who outright says he is willing to stick to his ideals even if he's aware they will likely lead him to an untimely death.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Szarlej's opinion of Reinmar's [[SarcasmMode oh-so foolproof]] plans to meet Adela and get back together with her.
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* OneSceneWonder: Zawisza Czarny is technically present for a bit more than one scene (chapter and a half, to be more precise) but he sure leaves an impression. In a series where most knights are presented as selfish, cynical, cowardly, arrogant, excessively violent or all the above, Zawisza is a true-blue [[KnightInSourArmor if jaded]] KnightInShiningArmor who outright says he is willing to stick to his ideals even if he's aware they will likely lead him to an untimely death.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Some of Sapkowski's references have an anachronistic tinge to them and might be seen by some as commenting on modern events. The author doesn't help: One scene has a Hussite commander proclaim that their novel ideas combining infantry, wagonry and firearm tactics with a prominent use of psychological warfare "...shall be known by the trembling masses under a new name... terrorism.". ''Yeeeaaahh...''
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Some of Sapkowski's references have an anachronistic tinge to them and might be seen by some as commenting on modern events. The author doesn't help: One scene has a Hussite commander proclaim that their novel ideas combining infantry, wagonry and firearm tactics with a prominent use of psychological warfare "... shall be known by the trembling masses under a new name... terrorism.".terrorism". ''Yeeeaaahh...''
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Some of Sapkowski's references have an anachronistic tinge to them and might be seen by some as commenting on modern events. The author doesn't make it easy when he has a Hussite commander proclaim that their novel ideas combining infantry, wagonry and firearm tactics with a prominent use of psychological warfare "...shall be known by the trembling masses under a new name... terrorism.". ''Yeeeaaahh...''
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Some of Sapkowski's references have an anachronistic tinge to them and might be seen by some as commenting on modern events. The author doesn't make it easy when he help: One scene has a Hussite commander proclaim that their novel ideas combining infantry, wagonry and firearm tactics with a prominent use of psychological warfare "...shall be known by the trembling masses under a new name... terrorism.". ''Yeeeaaahh...''''
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Some of Sapkowski's references have an anachronistic tinge to them and might be seen by some as commenting on modern events. The author doesn't make it easy when he has a Hussite commander proclaim that their novel mix of ideas combining infantry, wagonry and firearm tactics with a prominent use of psychological warfare "...shall be known by the trembling masses under a new name... terrorism.". ''Yeeeaaahh...''
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* WhatAnIdiot: Szarlej's opinion of Reinmar's [[SarcasmMode oh-so foolproof]] plans to meet Adela and get back together with her.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Some of Sapkowski's references have an anachronistic tinge to them and might be seen by some as commenting on modern events. The author doesn't make it easy when he has a Hussite commander proclaim that their novel mix of infantry, wagonry and firearm tactics with psychological warfare "...shall be known by the trembling masses under a new name... terrorism.". ''Yeeeaaahh...''
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical: Some of Sapkowski's references have an anachronistic tinge to them and might be seen by some as commenting on modern events. The author doesn't make it easy when he has a Hussite commander proclaim that their novel mix of infantry, wagonry and firearm tactics with psychological warfare "...shall be known by the trembling masses under a new name... terrorism.". ''Yeeeaaahh...''
