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Scenes From a Marriage - The Witcher 3

Novigrad Hearts of Stone
⚠ This page contains spoilers for Scenes From a Marriage.

Rewards

500 XP

Objectives

41 objectives
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  1. Go to the von Everec manor.
  2. Find a way to get inside the manor.
  3. Search the von Everec estate and find the violet rose.
  4. Enter the manor.
  5. Search for the partner of the thief you met.
  6. Use your Witcher Senses to search the grounds of the von Everec estate for a violet rose.
  7. Examine the back garden.
  8. Follow the tracks on the ground.
  9. Open the gate.
  10. Search the estate's back garden using your Witcher Senses.
  11. Defeat the estate's caretaker.
  12. Search for Iris von Everec on the upper floor of the manor.
  13. Examine the remains on the bed.
  14. Find a fitting spot to bury Iris.
  15. Look for Iris von Everec's memories and find a way to restore them.
  16. Defeat the peasants' ghosts.
  17. Talk to the dog and cat about what you discovered.
  18. Read the letter lying on the table.
  19. Search the area around the memory using your Witcher Senses.
  20. Use your Witcher Senses to find a way to restore the memory.
  21. Use your Witcher Senses to find a way to restore the memory.
  22. Go to the painting studio.
  23. Use your Witcher Senses to find a way to restore the memory.
  24. Go to Olgierd's study.
  25. Use your Witcher Senses to find a way to restore the memory.
  26. Look around for candles and chalk.
  27. Complete the partially erased pentagram.
  28. Find a way to escape the fire.
  29. Escape from the blizzard and find a way back into the house.
  30. Use your Witcher Senses to find a way to restore the memory.
  31. Defeat the wraiths.
  32. Use your Witcher Senses to find a way to restore the memory.
  33. Go to the parlor.
  34. Face Iris von Everec's greatest fear.
  35. Defeat Iris von Everec's nightmares.
  36. Defeat the wraiths.
  37. Place the item that belongs there in Iris von Everec's hand.
  38. Use your Witcher Senses to find a way to restore the memory.
  39. Place the items that fit the scene where they belong.
  40. Arrange the elements of the tableau vivant as they are in Olgierd's portrait.
  41. Carefully examine the painting in the dining room.

Journal

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With two wishes down and one more to go, Geralt reported back to Olgierd. There he received his third and final task, which, following in the vein of the its predecessors, seemed nigh unto impossible to complete. Olgierd wanted Geralt to find and bring him the violet rose he had given his wife the last time he saw her. As this was many years ago, and flowers are not noted for their longevity, the rose had certainly disintegrated by now. Yet since Geralt had grown used to finding the unfindable and doing the undoable, he nevertheless set out to try to recover this flower of yesteryear.

Olgierd's abandoned residence was haunted by the ghost of his wife, Iris von Everec – or more accurately, by deadly spectral emanations coming from her dormant spirit. Geralt had to overcome many obstacles before finally awakening Iris' ghost from her tortured sleep so he could talk to her about the violet rose. After he did so, he traveled to the world of the ghost's imagination to revive memories repressed within it and defeat the embodiments of Iris' fears. In short, it was one of Geralt's more unusual adventures. At its end, our hero emerged from the imagined world with a very tangible rose in hand, ready to deliver to Olgierd in completion of his wish. The price of obtaining this rose? The ultimate end of Iris von Everec.

Olgierd's abandoned residence was haunted by the ghost of his wife, Iris von Everec – or more accurately, by deadly spectral emanations coming from her dormant spirit. Geralt had to overcome many obstacles before finally awakening Iris' ghost from her tortured sleep so he could talk to her about the violet rose. After he did so, he traveled to the world of the ghost's imagination to revive memories repressed within it and defeat the embodiments of Iris' fears. At its end, our hero emerged from the imagined world not with the rose itself, but with a very faithful likeness of it painted by Iris von Everec herself. In this way he fulfilled the letter of Olgierd's wish – the rose had been delivered, though in painted form, and with the eyes of Iris von Everec staring out of its canvas.