The popular television adaptation of Geralt de Rivia's universe receives an interactive map to better understand its narrative structure.
The Witcher, the popular television adaptation in series form by Netflix, welcomes an interactive online map through its official website. This was announced by the company itself with the aim that fans can better understand the peculiar narrative structure of its first season, released a few weeks ago on Netflix.
Response to criticism
And it is that there are few fans or fans of the series that have criticized the narrative structure of a first season somewhat confusing at the level of linearity of the stories, with continuous temporary and narrative jumps that made understanding difficult for those unfamiliar with the work original or they did not pay enough attention to their argument.
Now, and thanks to this map, we will be able to know all the details of the story and its characters through four time lines, the gray one for the main events of the first season, the orange for Geralt de Rivia, the blue for Yennefer and the green one for Ciri. With the four lines on the map we can understand much better the events and situations of each episode, as well as the temporary situation of the main characters.
Of course, those responsible have already assured that for the second season they plan a more conventional narrative structure and away from so many temporary leaps; In addition, and how could it be otherwise, the return of its three main protagonists has been confirmed with Henry Cavill (Geralt de Rivia), Anya Chalotra (Yennefer) and Freya Allan (Ciri).
Do not miss our impressions on the first season of The Witcher on Netflix. Worth it? Are you atura? In addition, we offer you the definitive guide to read the original Andrzej Sapkowski novels in order.
Source | Netflix
