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== General == | == General == | ||
| − | Be'lal was | + | '''Be'lal''' was named '''Duram Laddel Cham''' before he turned to [[the Shadow]]. In the early years of [[the War of Power]], he fought against the Shadow at [[Lews Therin Telamon]]'s side. Later, due to his envy of Lews Therin, he turned to [[the Dark One]] and became one of the [[Forsaken]] ({{tdr|50}}). According {{guide|5}}. Before the War of Power, Be'lal represented people in courts of law ({{guide|5}}). |
| − | At the time when he was released from [[the Bore]], Be'lal had close-cropped white hair. He was also tall and athletic. Nothing more of his appearance is known ( | + | At the time when he was released from [[the Bore]], Be'lal had close-cropped white hair. He was also tall and athletic. Nothing more of his appearance is known ({{tdr|55}}). |
| − | Be'lal was known as both The Envious, and the Netweaver. Once, he won a game of stones against Lews Therin and loved to brag about it ever after ( | + | Be'lal was known as both The Envious, and the Netweaver. Once, he won a game of [[stones]] against Lews Therin and loved to brag about it ever after ({{tdr|50}}). |
| − | Be'lal was a master of manipulation. He was both a patient and cunning planner and a capable fighter. He is said to have combined and surpassed the strengths of [[Rahvin]] and [[Sammael]] ( | + | Be'lal was a master of manipulation. He was both a patient and cunning planner and a capable fighter. He is said to have combined and surpassed the strengths of [[Rahvin]] and [[Sammael]] ({{guide|5}}). |
| − | Little else is known of Be'lal as he was not spoken of very often. He is the Forsaken about which the least is known ( | + | Little else is known of Be'lal as he was not spoken of very often. He is the Forsaken about which the least is known ({{tdr|50}}; {{guide|5}}). |
== Timeline == | == Timeline == | ||
| − | *During the War of Power, Be'lal fights first against the Shadow, and then for the Shadow ( | + | *During the War of Power, Be'lal fights first against the Shadow, and then for the Shadow ({{tdr|50}}; {{ch3|55}}). |
| − | *Be'lal is sealed into the Bore along with the other Forsaken ( | + | *Be'lal is sealed into the Bore along with the other Forsaken ({{guide|5}}). |
| − | *Be'lal becomes the High Lord Samon of [[Tear]] after escaping from the Bore ( | + | *Be'lal becomes the High Lord Samon of [[Tear (Nation)|Tear]] after escaping from the Bore ({{tdr|50}}). |
| − | *Be'lal and [[Rand]] fight in the [[Stone of Tear]] ( | + | *Be'lal and [[Rand]] fight in the [[Stone of Tear]] ({{tdr|55}}). |
| − | *[[Moiraine]] | + | *[[Moiraine]] [[balefire]]s Be'lal ({{tdr|55}}). |
== Relationships == | == Relationships == | ||
| − | Be'lal was jealous of Lews Therin Telamon. It is said that this is the reason he turned over to the Shadow ( | + | Be'lal was jealous of Lews Therin Telamon. It is said that this is the reason he turned over to the Shadow ({{tdr|50}}). |
| − | Be'lal also envied both [[Ishamael]] and [[Lanfear]] ( | + | Be'lal also envied both [[Ishamael]] and [[Lanfear]] ({{tdr|50}}). |
== Miscellaneous == | == Miscellaneous == | ||
| − | *[[Mat]] | + | *[[Mat]] dreams of Be'lal weaving nets around [[Egwene]], [[Elayne]], and [[Nynaeve]], as well as Moiraine ({{tdr|49}}). |
| − | *Be'lal was a master of the sword ( | + | *Be'lal was a master of the sword ({{tdr|50}}). |
| − | *One of the things he is remembered for is his part in the razing of the [[Hall of the Servants]] ( | + | *One of the things he is remembered for is his part in the razing of the [[Hall of the Servants]] ({{tdr|55}}). |
| − | *[[Alviarin]] has been visited by Be'lal ( | + | *[[Alviarin]] has been visited by Be'lal ({{Prol7}}). |
| − | *[[Aran'gar]] thinks to herself that [[Asmodean]] and Sammael must be as dead as Be'lal and Rahvin ( | + | *[[Aran'gar]] thinks to herself that [[Asmodean]] and Sammael must be as dead as Be'lal and Rahvin ({{kod|3}}). |
== Quotes == | == Quotes == | ||
| − | "You do not remember me, do you? I do not remember you, either, looking this way. A country lad with a flute case on his back. Did Ishamael speak the truth? He was ever one to lie when it gained him an inch or a second. Do you remember nothing, Lews Therin?" (Be'lal to Rand; | + | "You do not remember me, do you? I do not remember you, either, looking this way. A country lad with a flute case on his back. Did Ishamael speak the truth? He was ever one to lie when it gained him an inch or a second. Do you remember nothing, Lews Therin?" (Be'lal to Rand; {{tdr2|Chapter 55}}) |
| − | "Once we rode to war side by side, and for that I give you a chance. A bare chance, but a chance to save yourself, a chance to save those three I mean to make my pets. Take the sword, country man. Perhaps it will be enough to help you survive me." (Be'lal to Rand; | + | "Once we rode to war side by side, and for that I give you a chance. A bare chance, but a chance to save yourself, a chance to save those three I mean to make my pets. Take the sword, country man. Perhaps it will be enough to help you survive me." (Be'lal to Rand; {{tdr2|Chapter 55}}) |
| − | "Take it! Take ''[[Callandor]]''! Three thousand years, while I lay imprisoned, it has waited there. For you. One of the most powerful ''sa'angreal'' we ever made. Take it, and defend yourself, if you can!" (Be'lal to Rand; | + | "Take it! Take ''[[Callandor]]''! Three thousand years, while I lay imprisoned, it has waited there. For you. One of the most powerful ''[[sa'angreal]]'' we ever made. Take it, and defend yourself, if you can!" (Be'lal to Rand; {{tdr2|Chapter 55}}) |
| − | "You were a greater swordsman once, Lews Therin. Do you remember when we took that tame sport called swords and learned to kill with it, as the old volumes said men once had? Do you remember even one of those desperate battles, even one of our dire defeats? Of course not. You remember nothing, do you? This time you have not learned enough. This time, Lews Therin, I will kill you." (Be'lal to Rand; | + | "You were a greater swordsman once, Lews Therin. Do you remember when we took that tame sport called swords and learned to kill with it, as the old volumes said men once had? Do you remember even one of those desperate battles, even one of our dire defeats? Of course not. You remember nothing, do you? This time you have not learned enough. This time, Lews Therin, I will kill you." (Be'lal to Rand; {{tdr2|Chapter 55}}) |
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Latest revision as of 06:44, 19 July 2021
Author: Atarah al'Norahn
beh-LAAL
General
Be'lal was named Duram Laddel Cham before he turned to the Shadow. In the early years of the War of Power, he fought against the Shadow at Lews Therin Telamon's side. Later, due to his envy of Lews Therin, he turned to the Dark One and became one of the Forsaken (TDR, Ch. 50). According TWoRJTWoT, Ch. 5. Before the War of Power, Be'lal represented people in courts of law (TWoRJTWoT, Ch. 5).
At the time when he was released from the Bore, Be'lal had close-cropped white hair. He was also tall and athletic. Nothing more of his appearance is known (TDR, Ch. 55).
Be'lal was known as both The Envious, and the Netweaver. Once, he won a game of stones against Lews Therin and loved to brag about it ever after (TDR, Ch. 50).
Be'lal was a master of manipulation. He was both a patient and cunning planner and a capable fighter. He is said to have combined and surpassed the strengths of Rahvin and Sammael (TWoRJTWoT, Ch. 5).
Little else is known of Be'lal as he was not spoken of very often. He is the Forsaken about which the least is known (TDR, Ch. 50; TWoRJTWoT, Ch. 5).
Timeline
- During the War of Power, Be'lal fights first against the Shadow, and then for the Shadow (TDR, Ch. 50; Ch. 55).
- Be'lal is sealed into the Bore along with the other Forsaken (TWoRJTWoT, Ch. 5).
- Be'lal becomes the High Lord Samon of Tear after escaping from the Bore (TDR, Ch. 50).
- Be'lal and Rand fight in the Stone of Tear (TDR, Ch. 55).
- Moiraine balefires Be'lal (TDR, Ch. 55).
Relationships
Be'lal was jealous of Lews Therin Telamon. It is said that this is the reason he turned over to the Shadow (TDR, Ch. 50).
Be'lal also envied both Ishamael and Lanfear (TDR, Ch. 50).
Miscellaneous
- Mat dreams of Be'lal weaving nets around Egwene, Elayne, and Nynaeve, as well as Moiraine (TDR, Ch. 49).
- Be'lal was a master of the sword (TDR, Ch. 50).
- One of the things he is remembered for is his part in the razing of the Hall of the Servants (TDR, Ch. 55).
- Alviarin has been visited by Be'lal (ACoS, Prologue).
- Aran'gar thinks to herself that Asmodean and Sammael must be as dead as Be'lal and Rahvin (KoD, Ch. 3).
Quotes
"You do not remember me, do you? I do not remember you, either, looking this way. A country lad with a flute case on his back. Did Ishamael speak the truth? He was ever one to lie when it gained him an inch or a second. Do you remember nothing, Lews Therin?" (Be'lal to Rand; The Dragon Reborn, Chapter 55)
"Once we rode to war side by side, and for that I give you a chance. A bare chance, but a chance to save yourself, a chance to save those three I mean to make my pets. Take the sword, country man. Perhaps it will be enough to help you survive me." (Be'lal to Rand; The Dragon Reborn, Chapter 55)
"Take it! Take Callandor! Three thousand years, while I lay imprisoned, it has waited there. For you. One of the most powerful sa'angreal we ever made. Take it, and defend yourself, if you can!" (Be'lal to Rand; The Dragon Reborn, Chapter 55)
"You were a greater swordsman once, Lews Therin. Do you remember when we took that tame sport called swords and learned to kill with it, as the old volumes said men once had? Do you remember even one of those desperate battles, even one of our dire defeats? Of course not. You remember nothing, do you? This time you have not learned enough. This time, Lews Therin, I will kill you." (Be'lal to Rand; The Dragon Reborn, Chapter 55)
