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“A case study of non-toxic masculinity: Geralt of Rivia On the surface, Geralt meets all the criteria for being a traditional, male protagonist. He is physically powerful, a talented swordsman, self-sufficient, knowledgeable, sexually desirable, and frequently in a leadership role. Geralt exhibits exemplary masculinity. However, key elements of patriarchal masculinity – those that cause demonstrable harm to oneself, others, or society – are notably absent from his presentation.”
― Rachel Kowert, The Psychgiest of Pop Culture: The Witcher

“Importantly, Ciri is not the only example of resilience after trauma within The Witcher franchise.”
― Rachel Kowert, The Psychgiest of Pop Culture: The Witcher

“in Plato’s dialogues, Socrates, the ancient Greek philosopher (you may also know him as the philosopher in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey),”
― Sarah C. Malanowski, Why It's OK to Be a Gamer

“This is our strength: that each of us has the capacity to be not only a monster but a mother of monsters. We can birth from our own bodies every one of men’s worst fears.”
― Jess Zimmerman, Women and Other Monsters: Building a New Mythology