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When you say 'BEFORE' the Quest do you mean literally before you even speak to the Baron? or to what extent do you mean by before?
You obviously havent discussed this yet with BB :D :D
Good point. However, was the whole village in agreement with this? How can we know that there wasn't a single person in discordance with this, yet slaughtered as everyone else in the village?
And also, is the spirit going to stop now? Geralt released (with this option) an entity whose powers and bloodthirst could go beyond our desires and whose behavior is out of control. On the opposite, the Crones did not pose any threat to the villagers as long as they have some children in their stomaches.
It is not as easy to pick the best option as one can think.
Regarding the rest of your argument, I can agree on most parts. You admit yourself that freeing the spirit may put in danger the region, so this is a price for saving the childern. You find this price to be fair enough, and so the lesser evil is to let the spirit free. But still there is no black/white option, and this was my whole point.
The only part where I disagree is the threat level of the Crones being comparable to the one of the spirit, since they demand some sacrifices at the Sabbath. The spirit proved to be considerably more devastating, and much less predictable. But this of course does not mean that freeing it is objectively worse than letting the Crones eat the orphans. Those are points of views.
I freed the spirit because the crones were serving imrileth which tells you alot about who they are and what not plus i feel the argukent that some villagers didnt know is something like what the germans said when being asked about the nazis
While there may have been 2 or 3 people in the village who reaped the benefits without paying the price, they knew what was happening, because the rest of the village knew about it, and participated in it. Hence, by doing nothing to stop it, they were just as guilty as those who did the act. There is no grey area here.