The comedy is called 'The Doppler's Salvation,' and the tragedy has the rather longer name of 'A Changeling Rescued, or The Witcher's Triumph.' Picking the tragedy doesn't change your own lines, but it does change the play's title. Before you make your choice, keep in mind that she's talking about it from a medieval perspective: in this era of Shakespearean theater, comedy doesn't mean jokes and laughter, just a happy ending as opposed to a tragic one, where heroes win and everything turns out fine.

Near the beginning of the quest Priscilla will ask Geralt's opinion on whether this play should be a comedy or a tragedy. However, you can't fail so badly that Dudu won't show himself, so if you want to make your brief acting career into a real farce, there's nothing specifically stopping you. Performing your lines correctly will increase the experience and money you get for completing the quest, meaning it's better to stick to the script. 'No monster is he whose shape can shift.' - ceremonial.'But a heart that is base, such as in this knave aches!' - disgusted.'Seems men's hearts can love for changelings foster!' - joyful.'Perhaps 'midst the guests he hides, in fear?' - intense, lively.'To slay beasts most foul - 'twas for this I was made, I kill as my calling, not just to get paid.' - cheerful, bold.Memorize them, or risk looking a fool on stage! | Joel Franey/USgamer, CD Projekt Red Priscilla gives you a copy of your lines before the play starts. You cannot read the script once you're in the play, so either know your lines by heart, or use our own guide below as a reference. We'll go into that in a second, but for now, know that there are five lines, listed in the script you're given, which is in a document with the play's title in your inventory. Early on in the quest you're asked to pick between two options: drama or comedy, but it doesn't impact what lines you'll need to pick, only what happens after the play itself.

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