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*Covarla, as the highest standing Aes Sedai in Dorlan, is in charge until [[Tarna Feir]] arrives; Tarna promptly takes control ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Prologue|CoT, Prologue]]). Covarla has to give up her room in Dorlan to [[Katerine Alruddin]] once Katerine arrives in Dorlan ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Prologue|CoT, Prologue]]). | *Covarla, as the highest standing Aes Sedai in Dorlan, is in charge until [[Tarna Feir]] arrives; Tarna promptly takes control ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Prologue|CoT, Prologue]]). Covarla has to give up her room in Dorlan to [[Katerine Alruddin]] once Katerine arrives in Dorlan ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Prologue|CoT, Prologue]]). | ||
| − | *She is still in Dorlan during the seige ({{tgs| | + | *She is still in Dorlan during the seige ({{tgs|13}}). |
| − | *She threatens to replace [[Gawyn]] as leader of the [[Younglings]] ({{tgs| | + | *She threatens to replace [[Gawyn]] as leader of the [[Younglings]] ({{tgs|13}}). |
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"You will leave the city as circumspectly as you entered, daughter, and keep yourself and the others hidden in one of the villages beyond the bridge towns until I send for you. Dorlan will do nicely." They would have to sleep in barns in that tiny hamlet, which had no inn; the least their bungling deserved. "Go, now. And pray that someone above you does arrive soon. The Hall will demand amends for this unparalleled catastrophe, and at the moment, it seems you stand highest among those at fault." (Elaida to Covarla; [[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 32|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 32]]). | "You will leave the city as circumspectly as you entered, daughter, and keep yourself and the others hidden in one of the villages beyond the bridge towns until I send for you. Dorlan will do nicely." They would have to sleep in barns in that tiny hamlet, which had no inn; the least their bungling deserved. "Go, now. And pray that someone above you does arrive soon. The Hall will demand amends for this unparalleled catastrophe, and at the moment, it seems you stand highest among those at fault." (Elaida to Covarla; [[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 32|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 32]]). | ||
| − | "Your impudence seems to grow by the day child. Perhaps you need to be removed and a more suitable replacement raised to captain that group" (To Gawyn, about the Younglings, {{tgs2|Chapter | + | "Your impudence seems to grow by the day child. Perhaps you need to be removed and a more suitable replacement raised to captain that group" (To Gawyn, about the Younglings, {{tgs2|Chapter 13}}). |
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Revision as of 08:05, 4 April 2010
Author: Leora Oldessroth
General
Covarla Baldene is an Aes Sedai of the Red Ajah (ACoS, Ch. 32).
She has pale hair (ACoS, Ch. 32). She has worn the shawl as long as Elaida has been alive (ACoS, Ch. 32).
Timeline
- Elaida sends Covarla, along with Galina and other Aes Sedai, to capture Rand and bring him to the Tower; she manages to escape after Dumai's Wells (LoC, Ch. 55; ACoS, Ch. 32).
- Covarla approaches Elaida in secret to inform her of the failure to capture Rand and what happened at Dumai's Wells (ACoS, Ch. 32).
- Elaide sends Covarla to the village of Dorlan beyond the bridge towns of Tar Valon to wait until Elaida sends for her (ACoS, Ch. 32).
- Covarla, as the highest standing Aes Sedai in Dorlan, is in charge until Tarna Feir arrives; Tarna promptly takes control (CoT, Prologue). Covarla has to give up her room in Dorlan to Katerine Alruddin once Katerine arrives in Dorlan (CoT, Prologue).
- She is still in Dorlan during the seige (TGS, Ch. 13).
- She threatens to replace Gawyn as leader of the Younglings (TGS, Ch. 13).
Quotes
"You will leave the city as circumspectly as you entered, daughter, and keep yourself and the others hidden in one of the villages beyond the bridge towns until I send for you. Dorlan will do nicely." They would have to sleep in barns in that tiny hamlet, which had no inn; the least their bungling deserved. "Go, now. And pray that someone above you does arrive soon. The Hall will demand amends for this unparalleled catastrophe, and at the moment, it seems you stand highest among those at fault." (Elaida to Covarla; A Crown of Swords, Chapter 32).
"Your impudence seems to grow by the day child. Perhaps you need to be removed and a more suitable replacement raised to captain that group" (To Gawyn, about the Younglings, The Gathering Storm, Chapter 13).
