That sounds like a great plan. After the Aerie especially, a lot of people are going to feel lost, and some of them will be desperate to latch onto an explanation for what happened. Playing into the idea that this whole thing happened for a reason, and she can lead them to that reason, is a good strategy. And of course, while the only Cardinals in the Aerie were Displaced, plenty of "normal" people did things they regret in the Aerie, so if Yennefer can position her as someone who understands, she'll absolutely find an audience.
She might not want to go full hippie with this. Many of these rich kids have been sheltered and were born with silver spoons in their mouths, so to speak, so while they might feel disconnected from society, they'll be alienated by any talk of class or wealth inequality. But if she keeps that in mind, she'll absolutely find an audience, though it'll take her a bit. We'll cover the first steps of her overtures for it in the next calendar. From here we'll just need to know what she plans to do with it!
This endeavour might make her relationship with the Lynches even more contentious as she gathers steam, especially since she's taking advantage of her connection with them and it reminds them distinctly of what she was like in power in the Aerie. They're still wary after her role, and will view this gathering of followers as a parallel to that.
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That sounds like a great plan. After the Aerie especially, a lot of people are going to feel lost, and some of them will be desperate to latch onto an explanation for what happened. Playing into the idea that this whole thing happened for a reason, and she can lead them to that reason, is a good strategy. And of course, while the only Cardinals in the Aerie were Displaced, plenty of "normal" people did things they regret in the Aerie, so if Yennefer can position her as someone who understands, she'll absolutely find an audience.
She might not want to go full hippie with this. Many of these rich kids have been sheltered and were born with silver spoons in their mouths, so to speak, so while they might feel disconnected from society, they'll be alienated by any talk of class or wealth inequality. But if she keeps that in mind, she'll absolutely find an audience, though it'll take her a bit. We'll cover the first steps of her overtures for it in the next calendar. From here we'll just need to know what she plans to do with it!
This endeavour might make her relationship with the Lynches even more contentious as she gathers steam, especially since she's taking advantage of her connection with them and it reminds them distinctly of what she was like in power in the Aerie. They're still wary after her role, and will view this gathering of followers as a parallel to that.