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*He apprehends one of [[Masema]]'s men when Perrin meets [[Morgase]] and her group ({{tpod|7}}). | *He apprehends one of [[Masema]]'s men when Perrin meets [[Morgase]] and her group ({{tpod|7}}). | ||
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*He does not seem to consider it good news when he hears that [[Faile]] survived [[the Shaido]] attack ({{wh|6}}). | *He does not seem to consider it good news when he hears that [[Faile]] survived [[the Shaido]] attack ({{wh|6}}). | ||
Revision as of 02:29, 22 July 2007
Author: Toral Delvar
General
Teryl Winter is one of Seonid Traighan's Warders. He is tall (CoT, Ch. 10) and from Murandy, with the common Murandian curled moustaches, as well as red hair and deep blue eyes (ACoS, Ch. 7). He is around twenty years younger than Furen. He is a man of few words and often comes across as a poor thinker, but there is more to him than that (TPoD, Ch. 7). As with Furen, Seonid tends to treat him in a methodical way, almost like a prize wolfhound (LoC, Ch. 43).
Timeline
- He goes with Seonid to Caemlyn (LoC, Prologue).
- He goes with her to Dumai's Wells (LoC, Ch. 49; LoC, Ch. 55).
- He Travels to Ghealdan with Perrin and Seonid (ACoS, Ch. 27).
- He apprehends one of Masema's men when Perrin meets Morgase and her group (TPoD, Ch. 7).
- Along with Furen, he offers to take Seonid's punishment for her (TPoD, Ch. 9).
- He does not seem to consider it good news when he hears that Faile survived the Shaido attack (WH, Ch. 6).
- He goes with Seonid down the aqueduct into the fortress in Malden during the rescue of Faile (KoD, Ch. 26).
- Once Faile has been freed, he and Seonid join Perrin (KoD, Ch. 29).
Quotes
“Why, Teryl and Furen have taken wounds that almost made me faint, even feeling them as softly as we do, and they never slowed a step” (Seonid; Lord of Chaos, Chapter 43).
“Ragged as beggars they were. Fit for scaring farmers, to be sure, but you'd think the lords would be rooting them out and hanging them in bunches” (About Masema's mobs; The Path of Daggers, Chapter 7).
