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Yes, of course, it's not the same. One is a peaceful, calm story, while the other is a confrontation with emotional drama. But in my opinion, stories and novellas are inseparable. You can find a point of contention in everything; it's like saying that it's not the same anymore... Everything here is normal and interconnected. And the fact that Sapkowski paid more attention to other characters only further reveals the character of the witcher; his worldview changes throughout all the stories, and later he admits that he stopped being a witcher. And it's foolish to separate all of this.