Whilst filming it felt like our lives were almost paralleling each other.

This is Freya Allen, who you know is Surilla, the Lion Cub of Sentra.

In the first season of the Witcher, Siri goes through a ton of life changes, which Freya could relate to, because she was cast in the series right as she graduated from high school.

I had just been at school and then suddenly I was going into this very adult world and you know having a huge responsibility

and I feel like whilst filming I could use that my real life and transfer into the role because it was almost like we

were going through the same thing.

Except, you know, unlike Siri, Freya lives here on Earth.

She's in a very different world to what I am in. And she's having to

tackle with things that don't actually exist. Monsters of course course, and magic.

But also, plenty of very real things that do exist,

like the trauma of losing family members.

Siri experiences that during the slaughter of Sentra.

The trauma she goes through, I can't say I've experienced.

I think that was something I really had to think about because I've never gone through something like that myself.

Welcome to the third and final episode of Behind the Scenes of the Witcher. I'm your host Brandon Jenkins. Today we're

following Princess Siri and taking a look at how her character was shaped in the

writer's room, how Freya brought her to life, what Siri means to the

continent, and of course how it all ties to destiny.

This is behind the scenes of the Witcher. episode 3,

Surilla, the Lion Cup of Sentra. The Lyingying couple of Century. With Siri, we had to cast a 16 year old girl who had lost her parents and was living with her grandmother

and then lost her grandmother in brutal circumstances.

This right here is the

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