There’s a great (and gushing) review of the plot around Lae’zel by “The Game Essayist” which I wholeheartedly agree with. It’s not fully new (5 months old), but I didn’t see it here yet, so I wanted to share it:
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“It’s incredible how much pressure Larian is able to put on every conversation by building an atmosphere of hostility around you … this is where Lae’zel truly comes into her own as a character with agency”.
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she finds her own dream during the journey and can completely throw it to the wayside in the hopes of becoming a free Gith who lives life on her own terms.
