Trial of the Grasses

Target entity: Trial of the Grasses
Context triple: [Geralt of Rivia, underwent, Trial of the Grasses]

• A. The Sheaves
  "The Sheaves" is a reflective lyric poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson that contemplates mortality and spiritual renewal through the imagery of harvested grain.
• B. Grasses of a Thousand Colors
  Grasses of a Thousand Colors is a surreal, darkly comic play by Wallace Shawn that explores desire, power, and environmental catastrophe through a fantastical, dreamlike narrative.
• C. The Sower
  The Sower is a prominent bronze statue symbolizing agriculture and human labor that crowns the tower of the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln.
• D. The Sower
  The Sower is a famous mid-19th-century painting by Jean-François Millet that powerfully depicts a peasant farmer sowing seeds, symbolizing rural labor and social realism.
• E. No Blade of Grass
  No Blade of Grass is a 1970 British post-apocalyptic film about societal collapse following environmental catastrophe, adapted from John Christopher’s novel "The Death of Grass."
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Trial of the Grasses
Target entity description: The Trial of the Grasses is a brutal and highly dangerous alchemical and magical procedure used in the Witcher universe to transform and mutate boys into witchers, granting them enhanced abilities at the cost of severe suffering and high mortality.

• A. The Sheaves
  "The Sheaves" is a reflective lyric poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson that contemplates mortality and spiritual renewal through the imagery of harvested grain.
• B. Grasses of a Thousand Colors
  Grasses of a Thousand Colors is a surreal, darkly comic play by Wallace Shawn that explores desire, power, and environmental catastrophe through a fantastical, dreamlike narrative.
• C. The Sower
  The Sower is a prominent bronze statue symbolizing agriculture and human labor that crowns the tower of the Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln.
• D. The Sower
  The Sower is a famous mid-19th-century painting by Jean-François Millet that powerfully depicts a peasant farmer sowing seeds, symbolizing rural labor and social realism.
• E. No Blade of Grass
  No Blade of Grass is a 1970 British post-apocalyptic film about societal collapse following environmental catastrophe, adapted from John Christopher’s novel "The Death of Grass."
• F. None of above. chosen