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Ciri

Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon, also known as the Lion Cub of Cintra, is a fictional character who is one of the central figures in The Witcher series of novels by the Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski. She was introduced in the titular short story of the 1992 collection Sword of Destiny.

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Nodes20
Edges19
Triples45
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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related to Further reading · 27
Ciri → Agnieszka, Autonomy, Barta, Cintra, Ciri's Agency, Emily, February, Figures, Futurity, Heroic Final Girl, Heroic Girls, ISBN, London, November, Philosophy, Popular Culture, Princess, Resistance, Retrieved, Routledge
related to Fictional biography · 18
Ciri → Assassins, Before, Cintra, Ciri's, Emhyr, Emreis, Geralt, In, In The Witcher, Kings, Netflix, Nifgaard, Nilfgaard, Pavetta, Rivia, The Witcher, TV, Wild Hunt

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witcher series character cintra also polish fictional emhyr known one figures novels story destiny wild hunt portrayed doi isbn protagonist

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyCiri's0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyEmhyr0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyEmreis0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyNilfgaard0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyPavetta0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyCintra0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyBefore0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyGeralt0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyRivia0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyIn0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyTV0.60section
Cirirelated to Fictional biographyThe Witcher0.60section

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