From the outside, Yennefer tells her, it looks like a simple enough little house with a window in the attic, and when she leans far enough out from the window she can almost see it herself. It makes her eyes hurt.
"Yes, yes, rampaging monster, hire a witcher, but how did it end with the whole profession banned from the country?"
Jaskier finds a girl in the woods near Sodden Hill. Not even his charisma seems up to the task of prying any explanation from her about where the rest of her family is or how she ended up on her own, but he's sure she'll warm up to him soon. Yennefer wakes up naked in the wrong country with someone looming over her.
Swapping the places of Cullen and Geralt. How would a witcher's jobs go if approached like a templar, and what would a templar with the attitude of a witcher be like?
Episode by episode character by character meta, aiming at trying to broadly collect the information available to us and trying as much as possible to stick to what we have evidence about.
Jaskier is not one to hold a grudge. So what he's doing? It's not because he's got any sort of grudge against ungrateful men who don't appreciate all the things you've done for them. He's just...proving a point.