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The Witcher Season 3 Finale: Ciri’s Story Comes To Fore As She Claims To Be Falka!

The Witcher Season 3 Finale: Ciri’s Story Comes To Fore As She Claims To Be Falka!

In an unexpected turn of events, Ciri tells the gang of criminals who free her that she is Falka. The lore of ‘The Witcher’ novel reveals Falka's background, also known as ‘Bloody Falka.’
By BollywoodMDB Team | Updated On: Aug 5, 2023 11:31 AM IST
The Witcher Season 3 Finale: Ciri’s Story Comes To Fore As She Claims To Be Falka!
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The dramatic climax of 'The Witcher' season three features Freya Allen's character Ciri going through a big change and assuming a new identity, which has significant ramifications for the future of the programme. The constant hunt for Ciri's magical abilities on the Continent eventually takes her to a mysterious desert planet in episode six's fight of Aretuza.

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There, she starts a spiritual trip where she meets Falka, a former quarter-elf who teaches fire magic, and visions of her deceased parents. Ciri eventually rejects her magical prowess though, which leads to a tragic run-in with merciless kidnappers.

In an unexpected turn of events, Ciri tells the gang of criminals who free her that she is Falka. The lore of ‘The Witcher’ novel reveals Falka's background, also known as ‘Bloody Falka.’ She was a princess of Redania who, due to a turbulent family past, sought vengeance on her father, stepmother, and half-siblings.

Falka's rebellion took Redania, but it was crushed when it spread to neighbouring kingdoms, causing Falka to be burned at the stake. A terrifying prophecy that links Falka's ancestry to the ruin of the world and the lineage of elven witch Lara Dorren to the salvation of the world is intertwined with Ciri's identity.

This information raises questions over Ciri's true ancestry and the potential for darkness in season 4. Fans speculate that Ciri, who possesses Elder Blood, may be a distant relative of Lara Dorren and is meant to save the planet. The twist, though, makes it possible that she could be a Falka descendent who was prophesied to bring doom. Freya Allen revealed in an interview that the show would take Ciri's character down a darker road, expressing both excitement and concern about the transformation.

Ciri's decision to give up her magical abilities might also have long-term effects. In the books, giving up magic prevented her from regaining those skills for a significant amount of time. She might therefore face unexpected difficulties in season four if she wants to restore her powers.

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The second volume of 'The Witcher' season three is now accessible on Netflix, kicking off an exciting and enthralling trip. Fans are left to consider the implications of this revelation and its potential impact on the fate of the Continent as the narrative unfolds and Ciri adopts the name Falka. The next installment of Ciri's captivating and unpredictable trip is highly anticipated by viewers as the show teases darker themes in the upcoming season.

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