How does the story of Hansel and Geralt end?

Geralt's story has a bittersweet ending. He faces many challenges and makes some tough choices that shape his final fate.

Well, Hansel and Gretel manage to defeat the witch. They fill their pockets with jewels and follow the breadcrumbs they dropped earlier to return home safely. From then on, they have a wonderful life with their dad.

The real story of Gretel and Hansel ends with Gretel pushing the witch into the oven and then she and Hansel finding their way back home.

The real Hansel and Gretel story ends with the children outwitting the witch. Gretel pushes the witch into the oven and they escape from the witch's gingerbread house. Then they find their way back home.

In the true story, Hansel and Gretel manage to escape the witch's clutches and find their way back home safely.

At the end of the story, the children manage to outsmart the witch. Gretel pushes the witch into the oven where she was planning to cook Hansel. After that, they discover the witch's hoard of jewels and precious things. They then make their way back home to their father. Their stepmother has died in the meantime, so they are reunited with their father and live a prosperous life from the wealth they brought back.

The story concludes with the siblings escaping the witch's clutches. They use their wits to push the witch into the oven and then follow the trail of breadcrumbs they had dropped earlier to return home.

Geralt ends up with Yennefer. Their relationship is complex and filled with passion. They have a deep connection that has been through many trials and tribulations throughout the story. They care for each other deeply despite their differences and the various challenges they face in the world of the Witcher. It's a relationship that is central to much of the story's emotional depth.

In a way, it is. The Witcher 3 provides a satisfying ending to Geralt's adventures, but there's always potential for more stories set in the same universe.

At the end of Geralt's story in Witcher 3, his character arc is completed in a multi - faceted way. He has learned to balance his violent profession with his new - found family. His experiences with Ciri, Yennefer and others have made him more empathetic. He has faced great challenges and in the end, he stands as a more well - rounded character. His final actions, whether it's in battle or in his personal life, are a testament to his complete transformation from the start of the game.