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Faolain Orande

2010-04-17T17:28:42Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

FOW-lain oh-RAN-deh

==General==

Faolain Orande is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Blue Ajah]]. As such, she is aligned with the [[Salidar Aes Sedai|rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is dark and young, a little older than [[Nynaeve]] with a round face and dark, curly hair ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

When we first see her, she is an Accepted in [[the White Tower]] who later follows the rebel [[Aes Sedai]] to Salidar. After [[Egwene]] has been raised to the [[Amyrlin Seat]], she is raised to Aes Sedai by decree ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]; [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]).

She is stronger than most sisters in the White Tower, but she clearly does not outrank [[Theodrin]] in the One Power ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

==Timeline==

*When [[Elayne]], Egwene and Nynaeve return to the Tower from [[Falme]], Faolain, Theodrin and another Accepted are to take them to their rooms with orders regarding how to deal with them ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

*When Egwene is whispering with Elayne through the little hole in her wall, Faolain pushes open the door to take Egwene to the [[Amyrlin]]. In the anteroom, she tells [[Leane]] that Egwene does not show enough discipline for a novice. Leane sends Faolain to [[Marris Thornhill]] to rake paths in the garden ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 13|TDR, Ch. 13]]).

*When Egwene searches for "the woman in silver" (aka. [[Lanfear]]), she sees Faolain and another Accepted in one of the galleries ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 25|TDR, Ch. 25]]).

*Faolain is taking petitions when [[Min]] arrives at the Tower. Min insists the right to ask a private audience with the Amyrlin and Faolain says that she will pass the message on to the Keeper of the Chronicles, but that Min should not think too much of it ([[The Shadow Rising: Chapter 1|TSR, Ch. 1]]).

*She complains about having to hide when Min arrives at Salidar. She seems angry with [[Siuan]] and [[Logain]], Min's company ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

*Faolain and [[Emara]] harass [[Siuan]] and [[Leane]], and are punished by [[Sheriam]] until they learn better ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain thinks Nynaeve and Elayne have run home, until she sees them again. She takes two of their company, [[Areina]] and [[Nicola]], to be tested for the ability to channel ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain is raised to something more than Accepted, allowing her a little more freedom ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 54|TFoH, Ch. 54]]), an act instigated by [[Sheriam]] and her cronies. ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

*Elayne knows from Faolain that the Tower emissary is a [[Red]] called [[Tarna Feir]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 8|LoC, Ch. 8]]).

*Nicola has to run errands for Faolain until her next lesson ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 12|LoC, Ch. 12]]). Elayne tells Nynaeve later that [[Nicola]] happened to be in her novice class instead of running errands and Faolain came to know why. She rebuked Elayne for not being in control of her novices when one nearly set the tent on fire ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 13|LoC, Ch. 13]]).

*She has to watch Elayne and Nynaeve scrub pots, although would rather be "working on something of her own" ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

*She is raised by Egwene al'Vere on her celebrations day after being raised Amyrlin ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]). She chooses the Blue Ajah ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*Theodrin had to stop Faolain from reprimanding Leane, who sulks while bringing them Egwene's order of asking around "[[Moghedien|Marigan]]'s" tent ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 9|ACoS, Ch. 9]]).

*Faolain and Theodrin are in Egwene's tent when she arrives and tell her that some men have seen [[Aran'gar|Halima]] near Marigan's tent. When Egwene is about to dismiss them, they put themselves forward and swear an oath of fealty and receive their first tasks from her ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*When [[Lelaine]] enters Egwene's tent, Faolain follows at her heels, seemingly having "accepted" Lelaine's offered protection ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*After Lelaine finds out that Faolain functions as a spy, she confines and questions her ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 30|CoT, Ch. 30]]; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

*She is one of the women sent to the Black Tower. She still has not returned weeks later when Egwene is freed ({{tgs|45}}).

==Relationships==

At first sight, Egwene thinks that Faolain is going to choose the Red Ajah ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]). Even later, Egwene hardly considers her as a potential friend. Likewise, Faolain does not like Egwene, but nevertheless supports her simply because she is the Amyrlin ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Min does not know whether she ever liked anyone or anything ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]). She calls her a nasty woman ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain holds no love for rule-breakers and is contemptuous of wilders ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

Faolain is displeased that Nynaeve - a wilder - was no novice at all and took full advantage during the lessons she was teaching as Accepted. Twice she was set above Nynaeve to teach her and she sent her to Sheriam. It also disturbs her that Elayne and Egwene have been novices for less than a year ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

She despises Siuan and Leane, because she thinks the whole split of the Tower was their fault ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain hates [[Elaida]] and has left the Tower because she does not consider what Elaida has done to be right ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Although she has been raised to Aes Sedai and been accepted by the Blue Ajah, sisters still treat her like an Accepted ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 11|WH, Ch. 10]]).

==Miscellaneous==

* She spent eight years as a novice and five years as an Accepted ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* Min has a viewing of Faolain that says that good things are coming for her ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* She often spoke of choosing the [[Red Ajah]] ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

* She wants Egwene to know the truth of her words and wishes that she had sworn the oaths on the Oath Rod already ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

* In Lelaine's opinion Faolain will make a fine Aes Sedai ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

==Quotes==

"I am surprised to see you here, wilder. I thought you had gone running back to your village, and our fine Daughter-Heir to [[Morgase Trakand|her mother]]." (Faolain to Nynaeve and Elayne; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Are you still souring milk for a hobby, Faolain?" (Elayne to Faolain; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Leane and I were promised we would be left alone. Speak to Faolain or Emara if you want to know what happens to anyone who molests us. They weren't the first or the worst, but they cried the longest." (Siuan to Nynaeve; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

""Oh, don't grimace so, Siuan. She didn't betray you, at least not intentionally. She made one slip too many, and I decided to press her, rather hard. Not the way to treat another sister, but then, she's really just an Accepted until she can be tested and passes." (Lelaine to Siuan on Faolain; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 1]])

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Faolain Orande

2010-04-17T17:27:58Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

FOW-lain oh-RAN-deh

==General==

Faolain Orande is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Blue Ajah]]. As such, she is aligned with the [[Salidar Aes Sedai|rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is dark and young, a little older than [[Nynaeve]] with a round face and dark, curly hair ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

When we first see her, she is an Accepted in [[the White Tower]] who later follows the rebel [[Aes Sedai]] to Salidar. After [[Egwene]] has been raised to the [[Amyrlin Seat]], she is raised to Aes Sedai by decree ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]; [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]).

She is stronger than most sisters in the White Tower, but she clearly does not outrank [[Theodrin]] in the One Power ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

==Timeline==

*When [[Elayne]], Egwene and Nynaeve return to the Tower from [[Falme]], Faolain, [[Theodrin]] and another Accepted are to take them to their rooms with orders regarding how to deal with them ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

*When Egwene is whispering with Elayne through the little hole in her wall, Faolain pushes open the door to take Egwene to the [[Amyrlin]]. In the anteroom, she tells [[Leane]] that Egwene does not show enough discipline for a novice. Leane sends Faolain to [[Marris Thornhill]] to rake paths in the garden ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 13|TDR, Ch. 13]]).

*When Egwene searches for "the woman in silver" (aka. [[Lanfear]]), she sees Faolain and another Accepted in one of the galleries ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 25|TDR, Ch. 25]]).

*Faolain is taking petitions when [[Min]] arrives at the Tower. Min insists the right to ask a private audience with the Amyrlin and Faolain says that she will pass the message on to the Keeper of the Chronicles, but that Min should not think too much of it ([[The Shadow Rising: Chapter 1|TSR, Ch. 1]]).

*She complains about having to hide when Min arrives at Salidar. She seems angry with [[Siuan]] and [[Logain]], Min's company ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

*Faolain and [[Emara]] harass [[Siuan]] and [[Leane]], and are punished by [[Sheriam]] until they learn better ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain thinks Nynaeve and Elayne have run home, until she sees them again. She takes two of their company, [[Areina]] and [[Nicola]], to be tested for the ability to channel ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain is raised to something more than Accepted, allowing her a little more freedom ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 54|TFoH, Ch. 54]]), an act instigated by [[Sheriam]] and her cronies. ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

*Elayne knows from Faolain that the Tower emissary is a [[Red]] called [[Tarna Feir]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 8|LoC, Ch. 8]]).

*Nicola has to run errands for Faolain until her next lesson ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 12|LoC, Ch. 12]]). Elayne tells Nynaeve later that [[Nicola]] happened to be in her novice class instead of running errands and Faolain came to know why. She rebuked Elayne for not being in control of her novices when one nearly set the tent on fire ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 13|LoC, Ch. 13]]).

*She has to watch Elayne and Nynaeve scrub pots, although would rather be "working on something of her own" ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

*She is raised by Egwene al'Vere on her celebrations day after being raised Amyrlin ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]). She chooses the Blue Ajah ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*Theodrin had to stop Faolain from reprimanding Leane, who sulks while bringing them Egwene's order of asking around "[[Moghedien|Marigan]]'s" tent ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 9|ACoS, Ch. 9]]).

*Faolain and Theodrin are in Egwene's tent when she arrives and tell her that some men have seen [[Aran'gar|Halima]] near Marigan's tent. When Egwene is about to dismiss them, they put themselves forward and swear an oath of fealty and receive their first tasks from her ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*When [[Lelaine]] enters Egwene's tent, Faolain follows at her heels, seemingly having "accepted" Lelaine's offered protection ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*After Lelaine finds out that Faolain functions as a spy, she confines and questions her ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 30|CoT, Ch. 30]]; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

*She is one of the women sent to the Black Tower. She still has not returned weeks later when Egwene is freed ({{tgs|45}}).

==Relationships==

At first sight, Egwene thinks that Faolain is going to choose the Red Ajah ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]). Even later, Egwene hardly considers her as a potential friend. Likewise, Faolain does not like Egwene, but nevertheless supports her simply because she is the Amyrlin ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Min does not know whether she ever liked anyone or anything ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]). She calls her a nasty woman ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain holds no love for rule-breakers and is contemptuous of wilders ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

Faolain is displeased that Nynaeve - a wilder - was no novice at all and took full advantage during the lessons she was teaching as Accepted. Twice she was set above Nynaeve to teach her and she sent her to Sheriam. It also disturbs her that Elayne and Egwene have been novices for less than a year ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

She despises Siuan and Leane, because she thinks the whole split of the Tower was their fault ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain hates [[Elaida]] and has left the Tower because she does not consider what Elaida has done to be right ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Although she has been raised to Aes Sedai and been accepted by the Blue Ajah, sisters still treat her like an Accepted ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 11|WH, Ch. 10]]).

==Miscellaneous==

* She spent eight years as a novice and five years as an Accepted ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* Min has a viewing of Faolain that says that good things are coming for her ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* She often spoke of choosing the [[Red Ajah]] ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

* She wants Egwene to know the truth of her words and wishes that she had sworn the oaths on the Oath Rod already ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

* In Lelaine's opinion Faolain will make a fine Aes Sedai ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

==Quotes==

"I am surprised to see you here, wilder. I thought you had gone running back to your village, and our fine Daughter-Heir to [[Morgase Trakand|her mother]]." (Faolain to Nynaeve and Elayne; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Are you still souring milk for a hobby, Faolain?" (Elayne to Faolain; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Leane and I were promised we would be left alone. Speak to Faolain or Emara if you want to know what happens to anyone who molests us. They weren't the first or the worst, but they cried the longest." (Siuan to Nynaeve; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

""Oh, don't grimace so, Siuan. She didn't betray you, at least not intentionally. She made one slip too many, and I decided to press her, rather hard. Not the way to treat another sister, but then, she's really just an Accepted until she can be tested and passes." (Lelaine to Siuan on Faolain; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 1]])

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Faolain Orande

2010-04-17T17:25:22Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

FOW-lain oh-RAN-deh

==General==

Faolain Orande is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Blue Ajah]]. As such, she is aligned with the [[Salidar Aes Sedai|rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is dark and young, a little older than [[Nynaeve]] with a round face and dark, curly hair ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

When we first see her, she is an Accepted in [[the White Tower]] who later follows the rebel [[Aes Sedai]] to Salidar. After [[Egwene]] has been raised to the [[Amyrlin Seat]], she is raised to Aes Sedai by decree ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]; [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]).

She is stronger than most sisters in the White Tower, but she clearly does not outrank [[Theodrin]] in the One Power ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

==Timeline==

*When [[Elayne]], [[Egwene]] and [[Nynaeve]] return to the Tower from [[Falme]], Faolain, [[Theodrin]] and another Accepted are to take them to their rooms with orders regarding how to deal with them ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

*When [[Egwene]] is whispering with [[Elayne]] through the little hole in her wall, Faolain pushes open the door to take [[Egwene]] to the [[Amyrlin]]. In the anteroom, she tells [[Leane]] that [[Egwene]] does not show enough discipline for a novice. Leane sends Faolain to [[Marris Thornhill]] to rake paths in the garden ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 13|TDR, Ch. 13]]).

*When [[Egwene]] searches for "the woman in silver" (aka. [[Lanfear]]), she sees Faolain and another Accepted in one of the galleries ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 25|TDR, Ch. 25]]).

*Faolain is taking petitions when [[Min]] arrives at the Tower. [[Min]] insists the right to ask a private audience with the Amyrlin and Faolain says that she will pass the message on to the Keeper of the Chronicles, but that [[Min]] should not think too much of it ([[The Shadow Rising: Chapter 1|TSR, Ch. 1]]).

*She complains about having to hide when [[Min]] arrives at Salidar. She seems angry with [[Siuan]] and [[Logain]], [[Min]]'s company ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

*Faolain and [[Emara]] harass [[Siuan]] and [[Leane]], and are punished by [[Sheriam]] until they learn better ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain thinks Nynaeve and Elayne have run home, until she sees them again. She takes two of their company, [[Areina]] and [[Nicola]], to be tested for the ability to channel ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain is raised to something more than Accepted, allowing her a little more freedom ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 54|TFoH, Ch. 54]]), an act instigated by [[Sheriam]] and her cronies. ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

*Elayne knows from Faolain that the Tower emissary is a [[Red]] called [[Tarna Feir]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 8|LoC, Ch. 8]]).

*Nicola has to run errands for Faolain until her next lesson ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 12|LoC, Ch. 12]]). Elayne tells Nynaeve later that [[Nicola]] happened to be in her novice class instead of running errands and Faolain came to know why. She rebuked Elayne for not being in control of her novices when one nearly set the tent on fire ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 13|LoC, Ch. 13]]).

*She has to watch Elayne and Nynaeve scrub pots, although would rather be "working on something of her own" ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

*She is raised by Egwene al'Vere on her celebrations day after being raised Amyrlin ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]). She chooses the Blue Ajah ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*Theodrin had to stop Faolain from reprimanding Leane, who sulks while bringing them Egwene's order of asking around "[[Moghedien|Marigan]]'s" tent ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 9|ACoS, Ch. 9]]).

*Faolain and Theodrin are in Egwene's tent when she arrives and tell her that some men have seen [[Aran'gar|Halima]] near Marigan's tent. When Egwene is about to dismiss them, they put themselves forward and swear an oath of fealty and receive their first tasks from her ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*When [[Lelaine]] enters Egwene's tent, Faolain follows at her heels, seemingly having "accepted" Lelaine's offered protection ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*After Lelaine finds out that Faolain functions as a spy, she confines and questions her ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 30|CoT, Ch. 30]]; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

*She is one of the women sent to the Black Tower. She still has not returned weeks later when Egwene is freed ({{tgs|45}}).

==Relationships==

At first sight, Egwene thinks that Faolain is going to choose the Red Ajah ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]). Even later, Egwene hardly considers her as a potential friend. Likewise, Faolain does not like Egwene, but nevertheless supports her simply because she is the Amyrlin ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Min does not know whether she ever liked anyone or anything ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]). She calls her a nasty woman ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain holds no love for rule-breakers and is contemptuous of wilders ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

Faolain is displeased that Nynaeve - a wilder - was no novice at all and took full advantage during the lessons she was teaching as Accepted. Twice she was set above Nynaeve to teach her and she sent her to Sheriam. It also disturbs her that Elayne and Egwene have been novices for less than a year ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

She despises Siuan and Leane, because she thinks the whole split of the Tower was their fault ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain hates [[Elaida]] and has left the Tower because she does not consider what Elaida has done to be right ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Although she has been raised to Aes Sedai and been accepted by the Blue Ajah, sisters still treat her like an Accepted ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 11|WH, Ch. 10]]).

==Miscellaneous==

* She spent eight years as a novice and five years as an Accepted ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* Min has a viewing of Faolain that says that good things are coming for her ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* She often spoke of choosing the [[Red Ajah]] ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

* She wants Egwene to know the truth of her words and wishes that she had sworn the oaths on the Oath Rod already ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

* In Lelaine's opinion Faolain will make a fine Aes Sedai ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

==Quotes==

"I am surprised to see you here, wilder. I thought you had gone running back to your village, and our fine Daughter-Heir to [[Morgase Trakand|her mother]]." (Faolain to Nynaeve and Elayne; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Are you still souring milk for a hobby, Faolain?" (Elayne to Faolain; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Leane and I were promised we would be left alone. Speak to Faolain or Emara if you want to know what happens to anyone who molests us. They weren't the first or the worst, but they cried the longest." (Siuan to Nynaeve; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

""Oh, don't grimace so, Siuan. She didn't betray you, at least not intentionally. She made one slip too many, and I decided to press her, rather hard. Not the way to treat another sister, but then, she's really just an Accepted until she can be tested and passes." (Lelaine to Siuan on Faolain; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 1]])

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Faolain Orande

2010-04-17T17:18:54Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

FOW-lain oh-RAN-deh

==General==

Faolain Orande is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Blue Ajah]]. As such, she is aligned with the [[Salidar Aes Sedai|rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is dark and young, a little older than [[Nynaeve]] with a round face and dark, curly hair ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

When we first see her, she is an Accepted in [[the White Tower]] who later follows the rebel [[Aes Sedai]] to Salidar. After [[Egwene]] has been raised to the [[Amyrlin Seat]], she is raised to Aes Sedai by decree ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]; [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]).

She is stronger than most sisters in the White Tower, but she clearly does not outrank [[Theodrin]] in the One Power ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

==Timeline==

*When [[Elayne]], Egwene and Nynaeve return to the Tower from [[Falme]], Faolain, Theodrin and another Accepted are to take them to their rooms with orders regarding how to deal with them ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

*When Egwene is whispering with Elayne through the little hole in her wall, Faolain pushes open the door to take Egwene to the [[Amyrlin]]. In the anteroom, she tells [[Leane]] that Egwene does not show enough discipline for a novice. Leane sends Faolain to [[Marris Thornhill]] to rake paths in the garden ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 13|TDR, Ch. 13]]).

*When Egwene searches for "the woman in silver" (aka. [[Lanfear]]), she sees Faolain and another Accepted in one of the galleries ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 25|TDR, Ch. 25]]).

*Faolain is taking petitions when [[Min]] arrives at the Tower. Min insists the right to ask a private audience with the Amyrlin and Faolain says that she will pass the message on to the Keeper of the Chronicles, but Min that should not think too much of it ([[The Shadow Rising: Chapter 1|TSR, Ch. 1]]).

*She complains about having to hide when Min arrives at Salidar. She seems angry with Siuan and Logain, Min's company ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

*Faolain and [[Emara]] harass [[Siuan]] and Leane, and are punished by [[Sheriam]] until they learn better ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain thinks Nynaeve and Elayne have run home, until she sees them again. She takes two of their company, [[Areina]] and [[Nicola]], to be tested for the ability to channel ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain is raised to something more than Accepted, allowing her a little more freedom ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 54|TFoH, Ch. 54]]), an act instigated by [[Sheriam]] and her cronies. ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

*Elayne knows from Faolain that the Tower emissary is a [[Red]] called [[Tarna Feir]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 8|LoC, Ch. 8]]).

*Nicola has to run errands for Faolain until her next lesson ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 12|LoC, Ch. 12]]). Elayne tells Nynaeve later that [[Nicola]] happened to be in her novice class instead of running errands and Faolain came to know why. She rebuked Elayne for not being in control of her novices when one nearly set the tent on fire ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 13|LoC, Ch. 13]]).

*She has to watch Elayne and Nynaeve scrub pots, although would rather be "working on something of her own" ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

*She is raised by Egwene al'Vere on her celebrations day after being raised Amyrlin ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]). She chooses the Blue Ajah ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*Theodrin had to stop Faolain from reprimanding Leane, who sulks while bringing them Egwene's order of asking around "[[Moghedien|Marigan]]'s" tent ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 9|ACoS, Ch. 9]]).

*Faolain and Theodrin are in Egwene's tent when she arrives and tell her that some men have seen [[Aran'gar|Halima]] near Marigan's tent. When Egwene is about to dismiss them, they put themselves forward and swear an oath of fealty and receive their first tasks from her ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*When [[Lelaine]] enters Egwene's tent, Faolain follows at her heels, seemingly having "accepted" Lelaine's offered protection ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*After Lelaine finds out that Faolain functions as a spy, she confines and questions her ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 30|CoT, Ch. 30]]; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

*She is one of the women sent to the Black Tower. She still has not returned weeks later when Egwene is freed ({{tgs|45}}).

==Relationships==

At first sight, Egwene thinks that Faolain is going to choose the Red Ajah ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]). Even later, Egwene hardly considers her as a potential friend. Likewise, Faolain does not like Egwene, but nevertheless supports her simply because she is the Amyrlin ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Min does not know whether she ever liked anyone or anything ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]). She calls her a nasty woman ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain holds no love for rule-breakers and is contemptuous of wilders ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

Faolain is displeased that Nynaeve - a wilder - was no novice at all and took full advantage during the lessons she was teaching as Accepted. Twice she was set above Nynaeve to teach her and she sent her to Sheriam. It also disturbs her that Elayne and Egwene have been novices for less than a year ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

She despises Siuan and Leane, because she thinks the whole split of the Tower was their fault ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain hates [[Elaida]] and has left the Tower because she does not consider what Elaida has done to be right ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Although she has been raised to Aes Sedai and been accepted by the Blue Ajah, sisters still treat her like an Accepted ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 11|WH, Ch. 10]]).

==Miscellaneous==

* She spent eight years as a novice and five years as an Accepted ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* Min has a viewing of Faolain that says that good things are coming for her ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* She often spoke of choosing the [[Red Ajah]] ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

* She wants Egwene to know the truth of her words and wishes that she had sworn the oaths on the Oath Rod already ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

* In Lelaine's opinion Faolain will make a fine Aes Sedai ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

==Quotes==

"I am surprised to see you here, wilder. I thought you had gone running back to your village, and our fine Daughter-Heir to [[Morgase Trakand|her mother]]." (Faolain to Nynaeve and Elayne; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Are you still souring milk for a hobby, Faolain?" (Elayne to Faolain; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Leane and I were promised we would be left alone. Speak to Faolain or Emara if you want to know what happens to anyone who molests us. They weren't the first or the worst, but they cried the longest." (Siuan to Nynaeve; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

""Oh, don't grimace so, Siuan. She didn't betray you, at least not intentionally. She made one slip too many, and I decided to press her, rather hard. Not the way to treat another sister, but then, she's really just an Accepted until she can be tested and passes." (Lelaine to Siuan on Faolain; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 1]])

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Faolain Orande

2010-04-17T17:17:39Z

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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

FOW-lain oh-RAN-deh

==General==

Faolain Orande is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Blue Ajah]]. As such, she is aligned with the [[Salidar Aes Sedai|rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is dark and young, a little older than [[Nynaeve]] with a round face and dark, curly hair ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

When we first see her, she is an Accepted in [[the White Tower]] who later follows the rebel [[Aes Sedai]] to Salidar. After [[Egwene]] has been raised to the [[Amyrlin Seat]], she is raised to Aes Sedai by decree ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]; [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]).

She is stronger than most sisters in the White Tower, but she clearly does not outrank [[Theodrin]] in the One Power ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

==Timeline==

*When [[Elayne]], Egwene and Nynaeve return to the Tower from [[Falme]], Faolain, Theodrin and another Accepted are to take them to their rooms with orders regarding how to deal with them ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

*When Egwene is whispering with Elayne through the little hole in her wall, Faolain pushes open the door to take Egwene to the [[Amyrlin]]. In the anteroom, she tells [[Leane]] that Egwene does not show enough discipline for a novice. Leane sends Faolain to [[Marris Thornhill]] to rake paths in the garden ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 13|TDR, Ch. 13]]).

*When Egwene searches for "the woman in silver" (aka. [[Lanfear]]), she sees Faolain and another Accepted in one of the galleries ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 25|TDR, Ch. 25]]).

*Faolain is taking petitions when [[Min]] arrives at the Tower. Min insists the right to ask a private audience with the Amyrlin and Faolain says that she will pass the message on to the Keeper of the Chronicles, but Min that should not think too much of it ([[The Shadow Rising: Chapter 1|TSR, Ch. 1]]).

*She complains about having to hide when Min arrives at Salidar. She seems angry with Siuan and Logain, Min's company ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

*Faolain and [[Emara]] harass [[Siuan]] and Leane, and are punished by [[Sheriam]] until they learn better ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain thinks Nynaeve and Elayne have run home, until she sees them again. She takes two of their company, Areina and Nicola, to be tested for the ability to channel ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

*Faolain is raised to something more than Accepted, allowing her a little more freedom ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 54|TFoH, Ch. 54]]), an act instigated by Sheriam and her cronies. ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

*Elayne knows from Faolain that the Tower emissary is a [[Red]] called [[Tarna Feir]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 8|LoC, Ch. 8]]).

*Nicola has to run errands for Faolain until her next lesson ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 12|LoC, Ch. 12]]). Elayne tells Nynaeve later that [[Nicola]] happened to be in her novice class instead of running errands and Faolain came to know why. She rebuked Elayne for not being in control of her novices when one nearly set the tent on fire ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 13|LoC, Ch. 13]]).

*She has to watch Elayne and Nynaeve scrub pots, although would rather be "working on something of her own" ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

*She is raised by Egwene al'Vere on her celebrations day after being raised Amyrlin ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 36|LoC, Ch. 36]]). She chooses the Blue Ajah ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*Theodrin had to stop Faolain from reprimanding Leane, who sulks while bringing them Egwene's order of asking around "[[Moghedien|Marigan]]'s" tent ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 9|ACoS, Ch. 9]]).

*Faolain and Theodrin are in Egwene's tent when she arrives and tell her that some men have seen [[Aran'gar|Halima]] near Marigan's tent. When Egwene is about to dismiss them, they put themselves forward and swear an oath of fealty and receive their first tasks from her ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

*When [[Lelaine]] enters Egwene's tent, Faolain follows at her heels, seemingly having "accepted" Lelaine's offered protection ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*After Lelaine finds out that Faolain functions as a spy, she confines and questions her ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 30|CoT, Ch. 30]]; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

*She is one of the women sent to the Black Tower. She still has not returned weeks later when Egwene is freed ({{tgs|45}}).

==Relationships==

At first sight, Egwene thinks that Faolain is going to choose the Red Ajah ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]). Even later, Egwene hardly considers her as a potential friend. Likewise, Faolain does not like Egwene, but nevertheless supports her simply because she is the Amyrlin ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Min does not know whether she ever liked anyone or anything ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]). She calls her a nasty woman ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain holds no love for rule-breakers and is contemptuous of wilders ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 11|TDR, Ch. 11]]).

Faolain is displeased that Nynaeve - a wilder - was no novice at all and took full advantage during the lessons she was teaching as Accepted. Twice she was set above Nynaeve to teach her and she sent her to Sheriam. It also disturbs her that Elayne and Egwene have been novices for less than a year ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

She despises Siuan and Leane, because she thinks the whole split of the Tower was their fault ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

Faolain hates [[Elaida]] and has left the Tower because she does not consider what Elaida has done to be right ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

Although she has been raised to Aes Sedai and been accepted by the Blue Ajah, sisters still treat her like an Accepted ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 11|WH, Ch. 10]]).

==Miscellaneous==

* She spent eight years as a novice and five years as an Accepted ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* Min has a viewing of Faolain that says that good things are coming for her ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|TFoH, Ch. 50]]).

* She often spoke of choosing the [[Red Ajah]] ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 26|TFoH, Ch. 26]]).

* She wants Egwene to know the truth of her words and wishes that she had sworn the oaths on the Oath Rod already ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 11|ACoS, Ch. 11]]).

* In Lelaine's opinion Faolain will make a fine Aes Sedai ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|KoD, Ch. 1]]).

==Quotes==

"I am surprised to see you here, wilder. I thought you had gone running back to your village, and our fine Daughter-Heir to [[Morgase Trakand|her mother]]." (Faolain to Nynaeve and Elayne; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Are you still souring milk for a hobby, Faolain?" (Elayne to Faolain; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

"Leane and I were promised we would be left alone. Speak to Faolain or Emara if you want to know what happens to anyone who molests us. They weren't the first or the worst, but they cried the longest." (Siuan to Nynaeve; [[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 50|The Fires of Heaven, Chapter 50]])

""Oh, don't grimace so, Siuan. She didn't betray you, at least not intentionally. She made one slip too many, and I decided to press her, rather hard. Not the way to treat another sister, but then, she's really just an Accepted until she can be tested and passes." (Lelaine to Siuan on Faolain; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 1|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 1]])

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Famelle Juarde

2010-04-17T17:12:58Z

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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

==General==

Famelle Juarde is one of the [[The Kin|Knitting Circle]] and a goldsmith in [[Ebou Dar]]. She is slender with big brown eyes and pale honey hair. She has a faint [[Tarabon]]er accent ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 31|ACoS, Ch. 31]]; [[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 2|TPoD, Ch. 2]]; [[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 3|Ch. 3]]).

==Timeline==

* Famelle is present at the Tarasin Palace, when they are preparing to go after [[the Bowl of the Winds]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 37|ACoS, Ch. 37]]).

* Famelle and the rest of the Knitting Circle escort [[Nynaeve]] and Elayne to the ''[[angreal]]'' cache in the Rahad, where she is wounded by the ''[[gholam]]''. [[Sumeko]] Heals her ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 38|ACoS, Ch. 38]]).

* Famelle and the others return to the Tarasin Palace where they meet with the [[Sea Folk]] [[Windfinders]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 39|ACoS, Ch. 39]]).

* Famelle and [[Eldase]] maintain [[Ispan]]'s shield while they are Traveling to the farm ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 1|TPoD, Ch. 1]]; [[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 2|Ch. 2]]).

* When the [[Seanchan]] attack the farm ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 6|TPoD, Ch. 6]]), Famelle Travels with the others to [[Andor]], riding toward [[Caemlyn]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 20|TPoD, Ch. 20]]) and eventually arriving at the Royal Palace ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 28|TPoD, Ch. 28]]).

* [[Alivia]] tells Nynaeve that [[Chilares]], Famelle, [[Reanne]] and [[Sumeko]] want her to join them at dinner ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 11|WH, Ch. 11]]).

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Falton

2010-04-17T17:06:16Z

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''Author: Toral Delvar''

==General==

Falton is a farrier from [[Cairhien (Nation)|Cairhien]] who follows [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]]. He is a blocky man, bald except for a fringe of white around his head. As with the other farriers, he believes that the reason Perrin wants to look after his own horse is because he doesn't trust him and might send him off ({{tpod|9}}).

==Timeline==

*He leaves [[Dobraine]]'s estates to join Perrin and [[Travel]] to Ghealdan ({{acos|27}}).

*He rushes to change [[Stayer]]'s shoe before Perrin has a chance to ({{tpod|9}}).

*He is with Perrin as the refugees head north ({{tgs|21}}).

==Quotes==

“They think if a lord tends his own horses, it must be because he doesn't trust them. You might send them off, with no way to get home” ([[Aram]] to Perrin on Falton and the other farriers ({{tpod2|Chapter 9}}).

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Falendre

2010-03-30T01:29:27Z

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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

==General==

Falendre is a [[Seanchan]] ''[[sul'dam]]'' in [[Ebou Dar]]. She has honey skin, dark tilted eyes, and gray-streaked hair.

She is the eldest of the ''sul'dam''.

[[Semirhage]] took Falendre with her for the meeting with [[Rand]].

Falendre and the others think that Semirhage is [[Tuon]] and follow her. When she sees Semirhage's true appearance, she says this is [[Anath Dorje]], Tuon's Truthspeaker.

(Reference: [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 27|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 27]])

==Quotes==

"You don't command me," she said scornfully. "You're not even ''[[so'jhin]]''." (Falendre to Semirhage; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 27|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 27]])

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Falendre

2010-03-30T01:29:08Z

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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

==General==

Falendre is a [[Seanchan]] ''[[sul'dam]]'' in [[Ebou Dar]]. She has honey skin, dark tilted eyes, and gray-streaked hair.

She is the eldest of the ''sul'dam''.

[[Semirhage]] took Falendre with her for the meeting with [[Rand]].

Falendre and the others think that Semirhage is [[Tuon]] and follow her. When she sees Semirhage's true appearance, she says this it is [[Anath Dorje]], Tuon's Truthspeaker.

(Reference: [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 27|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 27]])

==Quotes==

"You don't command me," she said scornfully. "You're not even ''[[so'jhin]]''." (Falendre to Semirhage; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 27|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 27]])

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Faiselle

2010-03-30T01:24:17Z

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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

==General==

Faiselle is an [[Aes Sedai]] and [[The Hall of the Tower|Sitter]] of the [[Green Ajah]] for the [[rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is stocky and copper-skinned with a square face ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]) and "mocks every tale of a seductive [[Arad Doman|Domani]]" ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]). She has two [[Warder]]s ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 2|KoD, Ch. 2]]).

She is one of [[Lelaine]]'s supporters ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]; [[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]; [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 19|CoT, Ch. 19]]).

Faiselle is not startled by much ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]) and is forceful in everything ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]).

==Timeline==

*Faiselle and the other Sitters meet with [[Tarna Feir]], [[the White Tower]]'s emissary (([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

* Faiselle and the other Sitters raise [[Egwene]] to the [[Amyrlin Seat]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 35|LoC, Ch. 35]]).

* After Egwene is raised, Lelaine, Faiselle and three other Sitters discuss how to limit the influence [[Sheriam]] has as Egwene's [[Keeper]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

* Egwene convenes the Hall to tell them she has decided to rest for a few days. After the meeting Lelaine gathers up her followers, Faiselle, [[Lyrelle]] and [[Takima]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*As Sitter, Faiselle is present at the meeting with the [[Andor]]ans and [[Murandy|Murandians]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 18|TPoD, Ch. 18]]).

* Faiselle is one of the Sitters to vote against the declaration of war against [[Elaida]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]).

* Faiselle is one of the Sitters to talk about negotiations with Elaida ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 16|CoT, Ch. 16]]).

* Faiselle and some other Sitters get heated because of the proposal to ally with the [[Asha'man]], and vote against it ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 19|CoT, Ch. 19]]).

* Beonin sees Faiselle and her Warders riding eastward with Takima, [[Varilin]], [[Saroiya]] and [[Magla]], but she cannot believe they would find negotiations in [[Darein]] ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 2|KoD, Ch. 2]]).

* When [[Merise Haindehl]] and [[Jahar Narishma]] present [[Rand]]'s offer of bonding forty-seven Asha'man before the Hall, Faiselle protests to prevent it from being accepted. She does not stand for it ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]).

==Quotes==

"'I expressed myself forcefully on duty.' Faiselle, stocky and square-faced, was forceful in everything; in truth, a hammer of a woman. She mocked every tale of seductive Domani. 'I pointed out that [[Llyw]] had been becoming more and more dangerous to himself and others since [[Kairen]] died, and I told her it couldn't be allowed to continue. I made her see that as the only sister ever to save two other Warders in the same circumstances, she was the only choice to try doing it again. I'll admit I had to twist her arm a little, but she eventually saw the right of the matter.'" (Faiselle about [[Myrelle]] and Llyw; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 23]]).

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Faiselle

2010-03-30T01:21:43Z

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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

==General==

Faiselle is an [[Aes Sedai]] and [[The Hall of the Tower|Sitter]] of the [[Green Ajah]] for the [[rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is stocky and copper-skinned with a square face ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]) and "mocks every tale of a seductive [[Arad Doman|Domani]]" ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]). She has two [[Warder]]s ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 2|KoD, Ch. 2]]).

She is one of [[Lelaine]]'s supporters ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]; [[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]; [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 19|CoT, Ch. 19]]).

Faiselle is not startled by much ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]) and is forceful in everything ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]).

==Timeline==

*Faiselle and the other Sitters to meet with [[Tarna Feir]], [[the White Tower]]'s emissary (([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

* She and the other Sitters raise [[Egwene]] to the [[Amyrlin Seat]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 35|LoC, Ch. 35]]).

* After Egwene is raised, Lelaine, Faiselle and three other Sitters discuss how to limit the influence [[Sheriam]] has as Egwene's [[Keeper]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

* Egwene convenes the Hall to tell them she has decided to rest for a few days. After the meeting Lelaine gathers up her followers, Faiselle, [[Lyrelle]] and [[Takima]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*As Sitter, she is present at the meeting with the [[Andor]]ans and [[Murandy|Murandians]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 18|TPoD, Ch. 18]]).

* Faiselle is one of the Sitters to vote against the declaration of war against [[Elaida]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]).

* She is one of the Sitters to talk about negotiations with Elaida ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 16|CoT, Ch. 16]]).

* She and some other Sitters go ballistic because of the proposal to ally with the [[Asha'man]] and votes against it ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 19|CoT, Ch. 19]]).

* Beonin sees Faiselle and her Warders riding eastward with Takima, [[Varilin]], [[Saroiya]] and [[Magla]], but she cannot believe they would find negotiations in [[Darein]] ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 2|KoD, Ch. 2]]).

* When [[Merise Haindehl]] and [[Jahar Narishma]] present [[Rand]]'s offer of bonding forty-seven Asha'man before the Hall, she protests in every way possible to stop it from being accepted. She does not stand for it ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]).

==Quotes==

"'I expressed myself forcefully on duty.' Faiselle, stocky and square-faced, was forceful in everything; in truth, a hammer of a woman. She mocked every tale of seductive Domani. 'I pointed out that [[Llyw]] had been becoming more and more dangerous to himself and others since [[Kairen]] died, and I told her it couldn't be allowed to continue. I made her see that as the only sister ever to save two other Warders in the same circumstances, she was the only choice to try doing it again. I'll admit I had to twist her arm a little, but she eventually saw the right of the matter.'" (Faiselle about [[Myrelle]] and Llyw; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 23]]).

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Faiselle

2010-03-30T01:21:31Z

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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn''

==General==

Faiselle is an [[Aes Sedai]] and [[The Hall of the Tower|Sitter]]of the [[Green Ajah]] for the [[rebel Aes Sedai]]. She is stocky and copper-skinned with a square face ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]) and "mocks every tale of a seductive [[Arad Doman|Domani]]" ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]). She has two [[Warder]]s ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 2|KoD, Ch. 2]]).

She is one of [[Lelaine]]'s supporters ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]; [[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]; [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 19|CoT, Ch. 19]]).

Faiselle is not startled by much ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]) and is forceful in everything ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]).

==Timeline==

*Faiselle and the other Sitters to meet with [[Tarna Feir]], [[the White Tower]]'s emissary (([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 15|LoC, Ch. 15]]).

* She and the other Sitters raise [[Egwene]] to the [[Amyrlin Seat]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 35|LoC, Ch. 35]]).

* After Egwene is raised, Lelaine, Faiselle and three other Sitters discuss how to limit the influence [[Sheriam]] has as Egwene's [[Keeper]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 37|LoC, Ch. 37]]).

* Egwene convenes the Hall to tell them she has decided to rest for a few days. After the meeting Lelaine gathers up her followers, Faiselle, [[Lyrelle]] and [[Takima]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 16|TPoD, Ch. 16]]).

*As Sitter, she is present at the meeting with the [[Andor]]ans and [[Murandy|Murandians]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 18|TPoD, Ch. 18]]).

* Faiselle is one of the Sitters to vote against the declaration of war against [[Elaida]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 19|TPoD, Ch. 19]]).

* She is one of the Sitters to talk about negotiations with Elaida ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 16|CoT, Ch. 16]]).

* She and some other Sitters go ballistic because of the proposal to ally with the [[Asha'man]] and votes against it ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 19|CoT, Ch. 19]]).

* Beonin sees Faiselle and her Warders riding eastward with Takima, [[Varilin]], [[Saroiya]] and [[Magla]], but she cannot believe they would find negotiations in [[Darein]] ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 2|KoD, Ch. 2]]).

* When [[Merise Haindehl]] and [[Jahar Narishma]] present [[Rand]]'s offer of bonding forty-seven Asha'man before the Hall, she protests in every way possible to stop it from being accepted. She does not stand for it ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|KoD, Ch. 23]]).

==Quotes==

"'I expressed myself forcefully on duty.' Faiselle, stocky and square-faced, was forceful in everything; in truth, a hammer of a woman. She mocked every tale of seductive Domani. 'I pointed out that [[Llyw]] had been becoming more and more dangerous to himself and others since [[Kairen]] died, and I told her it couldn't be allowed to continue. I made her see that as the only sister ever to save two other Warders in the same circumstances, she was the only choice to try doing it again. I'll admit I had to twist her arm a little, but she eventually saw the right of the matter.'" (Faiselle about [[Myrelle]] and Llyw; [[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 23|Knife of Dreams, Chapter 23]]).

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Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara

2010-03-30T01:19:16Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Quotes */

fah-Eel nih bah-SHEER ti-ay-BAHR-ah ; ''suggested''

==General==
;Name:
Lady Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara.

;Age:
Approximately the same age as [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Rand al'Thor]], and [[Matrim Cauthon]].

;Description:
Faile is tall and slender with black hair and dark tilted eyes. She has a bold nose that often gives her the look of a falcon ({{tdr|33}}).

;Childhood:
Faile grew up in the [[Saldaea]]n court houses where she is a member of high nobility. Her father, Lord [[Davram Bashere]], is the Marshal-General for the Saldaean Army, and is also the uncle of Queen [[Tenobia]]. Her mother, Lady [[Deira Bashere]], named her Zarine: a name suited to a woman who relaxes and lets her noble husband take care of everything.

;After leaving Saldaea
Faile is an independent woman, and takes the name of Mandarb, ''blade'' in the [[Old Tongue]] before travelling to [[Illian]] to become a [[Hunter for the Horn]] ({{tdr|35}}). When she first meets Perrin Aybara in Falme, she declares that she is a hunter for the horn and decides that his group is the one she will travel with to find the Horn. She discovers that [[Lan]]’s horse is named Mandarb, so opts for the name Faile, meaning falcon, in order to impress Perrin. She travels with Perrin to [[Emond's Field]], after the [[Whitecloaks]] capture [[Mat|Mat Cauthon]]’s family, and kill [[Perrin]]’s. Faile provides constant support during that time, and romance between the two blossomes. They are married after their town is well defended against a large [[Trolloc]] invasion, and both now live as Lord and Lady in the [[Two Rivers]].

As an aside, a viewing by Min Farshaw states that Perrin Aybara will have a hawk and a falcon in his life. Her viewing becomes true when Faile marries Perrin, and it is revealed that [[Berelain|Berelain sur Paendrag]] is the hawk due to her Royal crest.

==Strengths and Weaknesses==
Faile has always shown that she can assess each situation clearly, and is more than capable of teaching Perrin the ways of being a Lord in his home town of Emond’s Field.

She is intelligent, and is able to learn new things quickly, most notably the [[Maiden]]s' handtalk that Bain and Chiad teach her. This becomes useful when they are captured by the [[Shaido]] ({{tpod|30}}).

She is also known for her secrecy. She has many eyes and ears across [[Cairhien]], who report information to her when she needs it. These people call themselves ''[[Cha Faile]]'', the Falcon’s Talon, and they are loyal to her alone.

Faile has proven that she lies in many situations to gain advantage. She has given a false name twice, and has lied about her background to [[Perrin Aybara]] so she wouldn't seem as important as she is. She has also been willing to put herself in compromising positions in order to gain advantages over others ({{acos|5}}).

==Timeline==
*Zarine sees Perrin in [[Remen]] ({{tdr|33}}).
*Zarine follows the group and jumps aboard the ''Snow Goose''. She calls herself "Faile" ({{tdr|35}}).
*They arrive at Illian, and Faile joins [[Moiraine]], Lan, Perrin and [[Loial]] ({{tdr|41}}).
*Moiraine, Lan, Perrin, Loial and Faile arrive at Tear ({{tdr|50}}).
*Faile finds herself in ''[[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel’aran’rhiod]]'' after encountering a trap in Loial’s room ({{tdr|53}}).
*Perrin frees Faile after being attacked by falcons. They realise their feelings for each other after Perrin wakes up ({{tdr|55}}).
*Faile becomes friends with [[Bain]] and [[Chiad]] ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile and Perrin are attacked by Perrin’s axe ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile gets angry at Perrin for looking at Berelain in a certain way ({{tsr|3}}).
*Faile tricks Loial into promising to take her through [[the Ways]] so she can accompany Perrin ({{tsr|16}}).
*Loial leads Perrin, Faile, [[Gaul]], Bain and Chiad through the Ways to the site of ancient[[ Manetheren]]. They are attacked by [[Trollocs]], a [[Fade]], and then the [[Black Wind]] ({{tsr|27}}).
*After three days travel, they near Emond's Field. Perrin and Gaul go to the Winespring Inn followed by Faile, Bain and Chiad. Perrin learns his family is dead ({{tsr|29}}).
*Faile and others ride to scout the Whitecloak encampment at [[Watch Hill]]. Halfway there, they stop at [[Jac al'Seen]]'s place ({{tsr|32}}).
*Perrin leads his growing party to Watch Hill. Perrin, Faile, and the Aiel rescue the Whitecloaks' prisoners ({{tsr|33}}).
*Faile accompanies Lord [[Luc]] to Perrin's camp. She then accompanies him hunting Trollocs and is caught in the ambush ({{tsr|40}}).
*Faile and others enter a [[Tinker]] camp after a battle with Trollocs ({{tsr|41}}).
*Faile follows Perrin and [[Verin]] into the Winespring Inn. She helps hold him down while [[Alanna]] [[Heal]]s him ({{tsr|43}}).
*Faile tells Perrin that Loial and Gaul went to the Waygate. He wants to go after them, but Faile wants him to remain in bed to heal. They compromise with him riding around the village ({{tsr|44}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin as he busily organizes ({{tsr|45}}).
*Perrin asks Faile to go for help. The price of her agreement is a wedding, and they are married. She and Bain ride north ({{tsr|46}}).
*Bain and Faile return with an army from Watch Hill that helps win the battle of Emond's Field ({{tsr|47}}).
*Faile figures out that Alanna wants to bond Perrin and threatens to kill her if she does ({{loc|11}}).
*Faile holds court in her and Perrin's manor house. She dispenses fair justice. She goes to talk with Perrin and he tells her he must go to Rand. She intends to accompany him ({{prol6}}).
*Perrin and Faile arrive in Caemlyn with an army of Two Rivers men. They meet with Rand in the Royal Palace ({{loc|45}}).
*Faile meets with her mother, Deira Bashere, then with Davram Bashere and Perrin. Her parents agree to accept Perrin as their son-in-law ({{loc|46}}).
*Perrin and Faile accompany Rand when he [[Travel]]s from Caemlyn to Cairhien ({{loc|49}}).
*Faile traps Loial into playing endless games of stones when Perrin is around ({{loc|51}}).
*Faile gives Rand's sword to Perrin to take with him in the rescue attempt ({{loc|54}}).
*She has taken a position as one of [[Colavaere]]'s attendants to gain information. She accuses Colavaere of treason and murder. After Colavaere faints she suggests killing her ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin to [[Ghealdan]] ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile offers to make [[Morgase|Maighdin]] and her group servants. Late that night she meets with ''Cha Faile'' members to hear the report on their secret scouting in [[Bethal]] ({{tpod|8}}).
*Faile sends [[Basel Gill]] and some ''Cha Faile'' members into Bethal ostensibly to get supplies ({{tpod|9}}).
*Faile, and others are captured by [[Sevanna]]'s Shaido ({{tpod|30}}).
*Faile and the others are marched, then carried back to the Shaido camp ({{wh|3}}).
*After Galina Heals their frostbite, Faile and the others march with the Shaido. Faile, [[Alliandre]] and Maighdin become separated from [[Arrela]], [[Lacile]], Bain and Chiad. [[Therava]] sets them to spy on Sevanna, then Galina sets them to retrieve Therava's [[Oath Rod|binder]] ({{wh|4}}).
*As ''[[gai'shain]]'' to the Sevanna, Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin and [[Dairaine Saighan|Dairaine]] all share a single tent. Faile is terrified when three ripples pass through reality. [[Theril]] brings her the binder he stole from Therava and she hides it in a building ({{kod|5}}).
*Faile and Alliandre are beaten because Sevanna's bath is not hot enough. Faile tells Galina she has the binder and, after a fight, they agree to meet the next morning ({{kod|26}}).
*Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin, Arrela and Lacile go into town. Faile retrieves the binder and they meet Galina. She insists they go into the basement of a burned out house. Galina leaves with the binder and collapses the stairway. Maighdin channels to signal for help ({{kod|28}}).
*[[Rolan]], [[Jhoradin]] and [[Kinhuin]] free Faile, Arrela, Lacile, Alliandre and Maighdin from the rubble. Perrin sees Rolan leading Faile and kills him with his hammer. Faile stabs [[Kinhuin]] in the back. After the battle, Perrin introduces Faile and Alliandre to Banner-General [[Tylee Khirgan]] ({{kod|30}}).

==Quotes==

"Farmboy! Perhaps I will call myself Faile. My father used to call me that, when I was little. It means 'falcon.' "

"Loial does not know everything. He isn't very old for an Ogier."

"I'll not have you bleeding to death on me. That would be just like you, to die and leave me the work of burying you. You have no consideration. Hold still."

"You addle-brained lummox! You don't have to do any such crackpate thing! You goose-brain! If you try it, I'll hang you myself!"

"My husband, you have the courage of three men. And the sense of a child on leading strings. Why is it that as a man’s courage goes up, his sense goes down?"

"The worst sin a general can commit, worse than blundering, worse than losing, worse than anything, is to desert the men who depend on him.
Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice."

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Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara

2010-03-30T01:18:26Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

fah-Eel nih bah-SHEER ti-ay-BAHR-ah ; ''suggested''

==General==
;Name:
Lady Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara.

;Age:
Approximately the same age as [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Rand al'Thor]], and [[Matrim Cauthon]].

;Description:
Faile is tall and slender with black hair and dark tilted eyes. She has a bold nose that often gives her the look of a falcon ({{tdr|33}}).

;Childhood:
Faile grew up in the [[Saldaea]]n court houses where she is a member of high nobility. Her father, Lord [[Davram Bashere]], is the Marshal-General for the Saldaean Army, and is also the uncle of Queen [[Tenobia]]. Her mother, Lady [[Deira Bashere]], named her Zarine: a name suited to a woman who relaxes and lets her noble husband take care of everything.

;After leaving Saldaea
Faile is an independent woman, and takes the name of Mandarb, ''blade'' in the [[Old Tongue]] before travelling to [[Illian]] to become a [[Hunter for the Horn]] ({{tdr|35}}). When she first meets Perrin Aybara in Falme, she declares that she is a hunter for the horn and decides that his group is the one she will travel with to find the Horn. She discovers that [[Lan]]’s horse is named Mandarb, so opts for the name Faile, meaning falcon, in order to impress Perrin. She travels with Perrin to [[Emond's Field]], after the [[Whitecloaks]] capture [[Mat|Mat Cauthon]]’s family, and kill [[Perrin]]’s. Faile provides constant support during that time, and romance between the two blossomes. They are married after their town is well defended against a large [[Trolloc]] invasion, and both now live as Lord and Lady in the [[Two Rivers]].

As an aside, a viewing by Min Farshaw states that Perrin Aybara will have a hawk and a falcon in his life. Her viewing becomes true when Faile marries Perrin, and it is revealed that [[Berelain|Berelain sur Paendrag]] is the hawk due to her Royal crest.

==Strengths and Weaknesses==
Faile has always shown that she can assess each situation clearly, and is more than capable of teaching Perrin the ways of being a Lord in his home town of Emond’s Field.

She is intelligent, and is able to learn new things quickly, most notably the [[Maiden]]s' handtalk that Bain and Chiad teach her. This becomes useful when they are captured by the [[Shaido]] ({{tpod|30}}).

She is also known for her secrecy. She has many eyes and ears across [[Cairhien]], who report information to her when she needs it. These people call themselves ''[[Cha Faile]]'', the Falcon’s Talon, and they are loyal to her alone.

Faile has proven that she lies in many situations to gain advantage. She has given a false name twice, and has lied about her background to [[Perrin Aybara]] so she wouldn't seem as important as she is. She has also been willing to put herself in compromising positions in order to gain advantages over others ({{acos|5}}).

==Timeline==
*Zarine sees Perrin in [[Remen]] ({{tdr|33}}).
*Zarine follows the group and jumps aboard the ''Snow Goose''. She calls herself "Faile" ({{tdr|35}}).
*They arrive at Illian, and Faile joins [[Moiraine]], Lan, Perrin and [[Loial]] ({{tdr|41}}).
*Moiraine, Lan, Perrin, Loial and Faile arrive at Tear ({{tdr|50}}).
*Faile finds herself in ''[[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel’aran’rhiod]]'' after encountering a trap in Loial’s room ({{tdr|53}}).
*Perrin frees Faile after being attacked by falcons. They realise their feelings for each other after Perrin wakes up ({{tdr|55}}).
*Faile becomes friends with [[Bain]] and [[Chiad]] ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile and Perrin are attacked by Perrin’s axe ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile gets angry at Perrin for looking at Berelain in a certain way ({{tsr|3}}).
*Faile tricks Loial into promising to take her through [[the Ways]] so she can accompany Perrin ({{tsr|16}}).
*Loial leads Perrin, Faile, [[Gaul]], Bain and Chiad through the Ways to the site of ancient[[ Manetheren]]. They are attacked by [[Trollocs]], a [[Fade]], and then the [[Black Wind]] ({{tsr|27}}).
*After three days travel, they near Emond's Field. Perrin and Gaul go to the Winespring Inn followed by Faile, Bain and Chiad. Perrin learns his family is dead ({{tsr|29}}).
*Faile and others ride to scout the Whitecloak encampment at [[Watch Hill]]. Halfway there, they stop at [[Jac al'Seen]]'s place ({{tsr|32}}).
*Perrin leads his growing party to Watch Hill. Perrin, Faile, and the Aiel rescue the Whitecloaks' prisoners ({{tsr|33}}).
*Faile accompanies Lord [[Luc]] to Perrin's camp. She then accompanies him hunting Trollocs and is caught in the ambush ({{tsr|40}}).
*Faile and others enter a [[Tinker]] camp after a battle with Trollocs ({{tsr|41}}).
*Faile follows Perrin and [[Verin]] into the Winespring Inn. She helps hold him down while [[Alanna]] [[Heal]]s him ({{tsr|43}}).
*Faile tells Perrin that Loial and Gaul went to the Waygate. He wants to go after them, but Faile wants him to remain in bed to heal. They compromise with him riding around the village ({{tsr|44}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin as he busily organizes ({{tsr|45}}).
*Perrin asks Faile to go for help. The price of her agreement is a wedding, and they are married. She and Bain ride north ({{tsr|46}}).
*Bain and Faile return with an army from Watch Hill that helps win the battle of Emond's Field ({{tsr|47}}).
*Faile figures out that Alanna wants to bond Perrin and threatens to kill her if she does ({{loc|11}}).
*Faile holds court in her and Perrin's manor house. She dispenses fair justice. She goes to talk with Perrin and he tells her he must go to Rand. She intends to accompany him ({{prol6}}).
*Perrin and Faile arrive in Caemlyn with an army of Two Rivers men. They meet with Rand in the Royal Palace ({{loc|45}}).
*Faile meets with her mother, Deira Bashere, then with Davram Bashere and Perrin. Her parents agree to accept Perrin as their son-in-law ({{loc|46}}).
*Perrin and Faile accompany Rand when he [[Travel]]s from Caemlyn to Cairhien ({{loc|49}}).
*Faile traps Loial into playing endless games of stones when Perrin is around ({{loc|51}}).
*Faile gives Rand's sword to Perrin to take with him in the rescue attempt ({{loc|54}}).
*She has taken a position as one of [[Colavaere]]'s attendants to gain information. She accuses Colavaere of treason and murder. After Colavaere faints she suggests killing her ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin to [[Ghealdan]] ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile offers to make [[Morgase|Maighdin]] and her group servants. Late that night she meets with ''Cha Faile'' members to hear the report on their secret scouting in [[Bethal]] ({{tpod|8}}).
*Faile sends [[Basel Gill]] and some ''Cha Faile'' members into Bethal ostensibly to get supplies ({{tpod|9}}).
*Faile, and others are captured by [[Sevanna]]'s Shaido ({{tpod|30}}).
*Faile and the others are marched, then carried back to the Shaido camp ({{wh|3}}).
*After Galina Heals their frostbite, Faile and the others march with the Shaido. Faile, [[Alliandre]] and Maighdin become separated from [[Arrela]], [[Lacile]], Bain and Chiad. [[Therava]] sets them to spy on Sevanna, then Galina sets them to retrieve Therava's [[Oath Rod|binder]] ({{wh|4}}).
*As ''[[gai'shain]]'' to the Sevanna, Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin and [[Dairaine Saighan|Dairaine]] all share a single tent. Faile is terrified when three ripples pass through reality. [[Theril]] brings her the binder he stole from Therava and she hides it in a building ({{kod|5}}).
*Faile and Alliandre are beaten because Sevanna's bath is not hot enough. Faile tells Galina she has the binder and, after a fight, they agree to meet the next morning ({{kod|26}}).
*Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin, Arrela and Lacile go into town. Faile retrieves the binder and they meet Galina. She insists they go into the basement of a burned out house. Galina leaves with the binder and collapses the stairway. Maighdin channels to signal for help ({{kod|28}}).
*[[Rolan]], [[Jhoradin]] and [[Kinhuin]] free Faile, Arrela, Lacile, Alliandre and Maighdin from the rubble. Perrin sees Rolan leading Faile and kills him with his hammer. Faile stabs [[Kinhuin]] in the back. After the battle, Perrin introduces Faile and Alliandre to Banner-General [[Tylee Khirgan]] ({{kod|30}}).

==Quotes==

"Farmboy! Perhaps I will call myself Faile. My father used to call me that, when I was little. It means 'falcon.' "

"Loial does not know everything. He isn't very old for an Ogier."

"I'll not have you bleeding to death on me. That would be just like you, to die and leave me the work of burying you. You have no consideration. Hold still."

"You addle-brained lummox! You don't have to do any such crackpate thing! You goose-brain! If you try it, I'll hang you myself!"

"My husband, you have the courage of three men. And the sense of a child on leading strings. Why is it that as a man’s courage goes up, his sense goes down?"

The worst sin a general can commit, worse than blundering, worse than losing, worse than anything, is to desert the men who depend on him.
Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice.

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Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara

2010-03-30T00:57:32Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Strengths and Weaknesses */

fah-Eel nih bah-SHEER ti-ay-BAHR-ah ; ''suggested''

==General==
;Name:
Lady Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara.

;Age:
Approximately the same age as [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Rand al'Thor]], and [[Matrim Cauthon]].

;Description:
Faile is tall and slender with black hair and dark tilted eyes. She has a bold nose that often gives her the look of a falcon ({{tdr|33}}).

;Childhood:
Faile grew up in the [[Saldaea]]n court houses where she is a member of high nobility. Her father, Lord [[Davram Bashere]], is the Marshal-General for the Saldaean Army, and is also the uncle of Queen [[Tenobia]]. Her mother, Lady [[Deira Bashere]], named her Zarine: a name suited to a woman who relaxes and lets her noble husband take care of everything.

;After leaving Saldaea
Faile is an independent woman, and takes the name of Mandarb, ''blade'' in the [[Old Tongue]] before travelling to [[Illian]] to become a [[Hunter for the Horn]] ({{tdr|35}}). When she first meets Perrin Aybara in Falme, she declares that she is a hunter for the horn and decides that his group is the one she will travel with to find the Horn. She discovers that [[Lan]]’s horse is named Mandarb, so opts for the name Faile, meaning falcon, in order to impress Perrin. She travels with Perrin to [[Emond's Field]], after the [[Whitecloaks]] capture [[Mat|Mat Cauthon]]’s family, and kill [[Perrin]]’s. Faile provides constant support during that time, and romance between the two blossomes. They are married after their town is well defended against a large [[Trolloc]] invasion, and both now live as Lord and Lady in the [[Two Rivers]].

As an aside, a viewing by Min Farshaw states that Perrin Aybara will have a hawk and a falcon in his life. Her viewing becomes true when Faile marries Perrin, and it is revealed that [[Berelain|Berelain sur Paendrag]] is the hawk due to her Royal crest.

==Strengths and Weaknesses==
Faile has always shown that she can assess each situation clearly, and is more than capable of teaching Perrin the ways of being a Lord in his home town of Emond’s Field.

She is intelligent, and is able to learn new things quickly, most notably the [[Maiden]]s' handtalk that Bain and Chiad teach her. This becomes useful when they are captured by the [[Shaido]] ({{tpod|30}}).

She is also known for her secrecy. She has many eyes and ears across [[Cairhien]], who report information to her when she needs it. These people call themselves ''[[Cha Faile]]'', the Falcon’s Talon, and they are loyal to her alone.

Faile has proven that she lies in many situations to gain advantage. She has given a false name twice, and has lied about her background to [[Perrin Aybara]] so she wouldn't seem as important as she is. She has also been willing to put herself in compromising positions in order to gain advantages over others ({{acos|5}}).

==Timeline==
*Zarineses Perrin in [[Remen]] ({{tdr|33}}).
*Zarine follows the group and jumps aboard the ''Snow Goose''. She calls herself "Faile" ({{tdr|35}}).
*They arrive at Illian, and Faile joins [[Moiraine]], Lan, Perrin and [[Loial]] ({{tdr|41}}).
*Moiraine, Lan, Perrin, Loial and Faile arrive at Tear ({{tdr|50}}).
*She finds herself in ''[[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel’aran’rhiod]]'' after a trap went off in Loial’s room ({{tdr|53}}).
*Perrin frees Faile after being attacked by falcons. They realise their feelings for each other after Perrin wakes up ({{tdr|55}}).
*Faile becomes friends with [[Bain]] and [[Chiad]] ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile and Perrin are attacked by Perrin’s axe ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile is angry at Perrin for looking at Berelain in a certain way ({{tsr|3}}).
*Faile tricks Loial into promising to take her through [[the Ways]] so she can accompany Perrin ({{tsr|16}}).
*Loial leads Perrin, Faile, [[Gaul]], Bain and Chiad through the Ways to the site of ancient[[ Manetheren]]. They are attacked by [[Trollocs]] and a [[Fade]], then the [[Black Wind]] ({{tsr|27}}).
*After three days travel, they near Emond's Field. Perrin and Gaul go to the Winespring Inn followed by Faile, Bain and Chiad. Perrin learns his family is dead ({{tsr|29}}).
*Faile and others ride to scout the Whitecloak encampment at [[Watch Hill]]. Halfway there, they stop at [[Jac al'Seen]]'s place ({{tsr|32}}).
*Perrin leads his growing party to Watch Hill. Perrin, Faile and the Aiel rescue the Whitecloaks' prisoners ({{tsr|33}}).
*Faile accompanies Lord [[Luc]] to Perrin's camp. She then accompanies him hunting Trollocs and is caught in the ambush ({{tsr|40}}).
*Faile and others enter a [[Tinker]] camp after a battle with Trollocs ({{tsr|41}}).
*Faile follows Perrin and [[Verin]] into the Winespring Inn. She helps hold him down while [[Alanna]] [[Heal]]s him ({{tsr|43}}).
*Faile tells Perrin that Loial and Gaul went to the Waygate. He wants to go after them. She wants him in bed. They compromise with him riding around the village ({{tsr|44}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin as he busily organizes ({{tsr|45}}).
*Perrin asks Faile to go for help. She agrees, but her price is a wedding so they are married. She and Bain ride north ({{tsr|46}}).
*Bain and Faile return with an army from Watch Hill that helps win the battle of Emond's Field ({{tsr|47}}).
*Faile figures out that Alanna wants to bond Perrin and threatens to kill her if she does ({{loc|11}}).
*Faile holds court in her and Perrin's manor house. She dispenses fair justice. She goes to talk with Perrin and he tells her he must go to Rand. She intends to accompany him ({{prol6}}).
*Perrin and Faile arrive in Caemlyn with an army of Two Rivers men. They meet with Rand in the Royal Palace ({{loc|45}}).
*Faile meets with her mother, Deira Bashere, then with Davram Bashere and Perrin. Her parents agree to accept Perrin as their son-in-law ({{loc|46}}).
*Perrin and Faile accompany Rand when he [[Travel]]s from Caemlyn to Cairhien ({{loc|49}}).
*Faile traps Loial into playing endless games of stones when Perrin is around ({{loc|51}}).
*Faile gives Rand's sword to Perrin to take with him in the rescue attempt ({{loc|54}}).
*She has taken a position as one of [[Colavaere]]'s attendants to gain information. She accuses Colavaere of treason and murder. After Colavaere faints she suggests killing her ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin to [[Ghealdan]] ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile offers to make [[Morgase|Maighdin]] and her group servants. Late that night she meets with ''Cha Faile'' members to hear the report on their secret scouting in [[Bethal]] ({{tpod|8}}).
*Faile sends [[Basel Gill]] and some ''Cha Faile'' members into Bethal ostensibly to get supplies ({{tpod|9}}).
*Faile, and others are captured by [[Sevanna]]'s Shaido ({{tpod|30}}).
*Faile and the others are marched, then carried back to the Shaido camp ({{wh|3}}).
*After Galina Heals their frostbite, Faile and the others march with the Shaido. Faile, [[Alliandre]] and Maighdin become separated from [[Arrela]], [[Lacile]], Bain and Chiad. [[Therava]] sets them to spy on Sevanna, then Galina sets them to retrieve Therava's [[Oath Rod|binder]] ({{wh|4}}).
*As ''[[gai'shain]]'' to the Sevanna, Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin and [[Dairaine Saighan|Dairaine]] all share a single tent. Faile is terrified when three ripples pass through reality. [[Theril]] brings her the binder he stole from Therava and she hides it in a building ({{kod|5}}).
*Faile and Alliandre are beaten because Sevanna's bath is not hot enough. Faile tells Galina she has the binder and, after a fight, they agree to meet the next morning ({{kod|26}}).
*Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin, Arrela and Lacile go into town. Faile retrieves the binder and they meet Galina. She insists they go into the basement of a burned out house. Galina leaves with the binder and collapses the stairway. Maighdin channels to signal for help ({{kod|28}}).
*[[Rolan]], [[Jhoradin]] and [[Kinhuin]] free Faile, Arrela, Lacile, Alliandre and Maighdin from the rubble. Perrin sees Rolan leading Faile and kills him with his hammer. Faile stabs [[Kinhuin]] in the back. After the battle, Perrin introduces Faile and Alliandre to Banner-General [[Tylee Khirgan]] ({{kod|30}}).

==Quotes==

"Farmboy! Perhaps I will call myself Faile. My father used to call me that, when I was little. It means 'falcon.' "

"Loial does not know everything. He isn't very old for an Ogier."

"I'll not have you bleeding to death on me. That would be just like you, to die and leave me the work of burying you. You have no consideration. Hold still."

"You addle-brained lummox! You don't have to do any such crackpate thing! You goose-brain! If you try it, I'll hang you myself!"

"My husband, you have the courage of three men. And the sense of a child on leading strings. Why is it that as a man’s courage goes up, his sense goes down?"

The worst sin a general can commit, worse than blundering, worse than losing, worse than anything, is to desert the men who depend on him.
Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice.

[[Category:All Characters]]
[[Category:Main Characters]]
[[Category:Saldaean Characters]]
[[Category:Borderland Nobility]]
[[Category:Andoran Nobility]]
[[Category:Hunters of the Horn]]
[[Category:Characters with TGS updates]]
[[Category:Articles to be re-written]]

Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara

2010-03-30T00:57:14Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Strengths and Weaknesses */

fah-Eel nih bah-SHEER ti-ay-BAHR-ah ; ''suggested''

==General==
;Name:
Lady Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara.

;Age:
Approximately the same age as [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Rand al'Thor]], and [[Matrim Cauthon]].

;Description:
Faile is tall and slender with black hair and dark tilted eyes. She has a bold nose that often gives her the look of a falcon ({{tdr|33}}).

;Childhood:
Faile grew up in the [[Saldaea]]n court houses where she is a member of high nobility. Her father, Lord [[Davram Bashere]], is the Marshal-General for the Saldaean Army, and is also the uncle of Queen [[Tenobia]]. Her mother, Lady [[Deira Bashere]], named her Zarine: a name suited to a woman who relaxes and lets her noble husband take care of everything.

;After leaving Saldaea
Faile is an independent woman, and takes the name of Mandarb, ''blade'' in the [[Old Tongue]] before travelling to [[Illian]] to become a [[Hunter for the Horn]] ({{tdr|35}}). When she first meets Perrin Aybara in Falme, she declares that she is a hunter for the horn and decides that his group is the one she will travel with to find the Horn. She discovers that [[Lan]]’s horse is named Mandarb, so opts for the name Faile, meaning falcon, in order to impress Perrin. She travels with Perrin to [[Emond's Field]], after the [[Whitecloaks]] capture [[Mat|Mat Cauthon]]’s family, and kill [[Perrin]]’s. Faile provides constant support during that time, and romance between the two blossomes. They are married after their town is well defended against a large [[Trolloc]] invasion, and both now live as Lord and Lady in the [[Two Rivers]].

As an aside, a viewing by Min Farshaw states that Perrin Aybara will have a hawk and a falcon in his life. Her viewing becomes true when Faile marries Perrin, and it is revealed that [[Berelain|Berelain sur Paendrag]] is the hawk due to her Royal crest.

==Strengths and Weaknesses==
Faile has always shown that she can assess each situation clearly, and is more than capable of teaching Perrin the ways of being a Lord in his home town of Emond’s Field.

She is also intelligent, and is able to learn new things quickly, most notably the [[Maiden]]s' handtalk that Bain and Chiad teach her. This becomes useful when they are captured by the [[Shaido]] ({{tpod|30}}).

She is also known for her secrecy. She has many eyes and ears across [[Cairhien]], who report information to her when she needs it. These people call themselves ''[[Cha Faile]]'', the Falcon’s Talon, and they are loyal to her alone.

Faile has proven that she lies in many situations to gain advantage. She has given a false name twice, and has lied about her background to [[Perrin Aybara]] so she wouldn't seem as important as she is. She has also been willing to put herself in compromising positions in order to gain advantages over others ({{acos|5}}).

==Timeline==
*Zarineses Perrin in [[Remen]] ({{tdr|33}}).
*Zarine follows the group and jumps aboard the ''Snow Goose''. She calls herself "Faile" ({{tdr|35}}).
*They arrive at Illian, and Faile joins [[Moiraine]], Lan, Perrin and [[Loial]] ({{tdr|41}}).
*Moiraine, Lan, Perrin, Loial and Faile arrive at Tear ({{tdr|50}}).
*She finds herself in ''[[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel’aran’rhiod]]'' after a trap went off in Loial’s room ({{tdr|53}}).
*Perrin frees Faile after being attacked by falcons. They realise their feelings for each other after Perrin wakes up ({{tdr|55}}).
*Faile becomes friends with [[Bain]] and [[Chiad]] ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile and Perrin are attacked by Perrin’s axe ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile is angry at Perrin for looking at Berelain in a certain way ({{tsr|3}}).
*Faile tricks Loial into promising to take her through [[the Ways]] so she can accompany Perrin ({{tsr|16}}).
*Loial leads Perrin, Faile, [[Gaul]], Bain and Chiad through the Ways to the site of ancient[[ Manetheren]]. They are attacked by [[Trollocs]] and a [[Fade]], then the [[Black Wind]] ({{tsr|27}}).
*After three days travel, they near Emond's Field. Perrin and Gaul go to the Winespring Inn followed by Faile, Bain and Chiad. Perrin learns his family is dead ({{tsr|29}}).
*Faile and others ride to scout the Whitecloak encampment at [[Watch Hill]]. Halfway there, they stop at [[Jac al'Seen]]'s place ({{tsr|32}}).
*Perrin leads his growing party to Watch Hill. Perrin, Faile and the Aiel rescue the Whitecloaks' prisoners ({{tsr|33}}).
*Faile accompanies Lord [[Luc]] to Perrin's camp. She then accompanies him hunting Trollocs and is caught in the ambush ({{tsr|40}}).
*Faile and others enter a [[Tinker]] camp after a battle with Trollocs ({{tsr|41}}).
*Faile follows Perrin and [[Verin]] into the Winespring Inn. She helps hold him down while [[Alanna]] [[Heal]]s him ({{tsr|43}}).
*Faile tells Perrin that Loial and Gaul went to the Waygate. He wants to go after them. She wants him in bed. They compromise with him riding around the village ({{tsr|44}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin as he busily organizes ({{tsr|45}}).
*Perrin asks Faile to go for help. She agrees, but her price is a wedding so they are married. She and Bain ride north ({{tsr|46}}).
*Bain and Faile return with an army from Watch Hill that helps win the battle of Emond's Field ({{tsr|47}}).
*Faile figures out that Alanna wants to bond Perrin and threatens to kill her if she does ({{loc|11}}).
*Faile holds court in her and Perrin's manor house. She dispenses fair justice. She goes to talk with Perrin and he tells her he must go to Rand. She intends to accompany him ({{prol6}}).
*Perrin and Faile arrive in Caemlyn with an army of Two Rivers men. They meet with Rand in the Royal Palace ({{loc|45}}).
*Faile meets with her mother, Deira Bashere, then with Davram Bashere and Perrin. Her parents agree to accept Perrin as their son-in-law ({{loc|46}}).
*Perrin and Faile accompany Rand when he [[Travel]]s from Caemlyn to Cairhien ({{loc|49}}).
*Faile traps Loial into playing endless games of stones when Perrin is around ({{loc|51}}).
*Faile gives Rand's sword to Perrin to take with him in the rescue attempt ({{loc|54}}).
*She has taken a position as one of [[Colavaere]]'s attendants to gain information. She accuses Colavaere of treason and murder. After Colavaere faints she suggests killing her ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin to [[Ghealdan]] ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile offers to make [[Morgase|Maighdin]] and her group servants. Late that night she meets with ''Cha Faile'' members to hear the report on their secret scouting in [[Bethal]] ({{tpod|8}}).
*Faile sends [[Basel Gill]] and some ''Cha Faile'' members into Bethal ostensibly to get supplies ({{tpod|9}}).
*Faile, and others are captured by [[Sevanna]]'s Shaido ({{tpod|30}}).
*Faile and the others are marched, then carried back to the Shaido camp ({{wh|3}}).
*After Galina Heals their frostbite, Faile and the others march with the Shaido. Faile, [[Alliandre]] and Maighdin become separated from [[Arrela]], [[Lacile]], Bain and Chiad. [[Therava]] sets them to spy on Sevanna, then Galina sets them to retrieve Therava's [[Oath Rod|binder]] ({{wh|4}}).
*As ''[[gai'shain]]'' to the Sevanna, Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin and [[Dairaine Saighan|Dairaine]] all share a single tent. Faile is terrified when three ripples pass through reality. [[Theril]] brings her the binder he stole from Therava and she hides it in a building ({{kod|5}}).
*Faile and Alliandre are beaten because Sevanna's bath is not hot enough. Faile tells Galina she has the binder and, after a fight, they agree to meet the next morning ({{kod|26}}).
*Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin, Arrela and Lacile go into town. Faile retrieves the binder and they meet Galina. She insists they go into the basement of a burned out house. Galina leaves with the binder and collapses the stairway. Maighdin channels to signal for help ({{kod|28}}).
*[[Rolan]], [[Jhoradin]] and [[Kinhuin]] free Faile, Arrela, Lacile, Alliandre and Maighdin from the rubble. Perrin sees Rolan leading Faile and kills him with his hammer. Faile stabs [[Kinhuin]] in the back. After the battle, Perrin introduces Faile and Alliandre to Banner-General [[Tylee Khirgan]] ({{kod|30}}).

==Quotes==

"Farmboy! Perhaps I will call myself Faile. My father used to call me that, when I was little. It means 'falcon.' "

"Loial does not know everything. He isn't very old for an Ogier."

"I'll not have you bleeding to death on me. That would be just like you, to die and leave me the work of burying you. You have no consideration. Hold still."

"You addle-brained lummox! You don't have to do any such crackpate thing! You goose-brain! If you try it, I'll hang you myself!"

"My husband, you have the courage of three men. And the sense of a child on leading strings. Why is it that as a man’s courage goes up, his sense goes down?"

The worst sin a general can commit, worse than blundering, worse than losing, worse than anything, is to desert the men who depend on him.
Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice.

[[Category:All Characters]]
[[Category:Main Characters]]
[[Category:Saldaean Characters]]
[[Category:Borderland Nobility]]
[[Category:Andoran Nobility]]
[[Category:Hunters of the Horn]]
[[Category:Characters with TGS updates]]
[[Category:Articles to be re-written]]

Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara

2010-03-30T00:53:33Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* General */

fah-Eel nih bah-SHEER ti-ay-BAHR-ah ; ''suggested''

==General==
;Name:
Lady Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara.

;Age:
Approximately the same age as [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Rand al'Thor]], and [[Matrim Cauthon]].

;Description:
Faile is tall and slender with black hair and dark tilted eyes. She has a bold nose that often gives her the look of a falcon ({{tdr|33}}).

;Childhood:
Faile grew up in the [[Saldaea]]n court houses where she is a member of high nobility. Her father, Lord [[Davram Bashere]], is the Marshal-General for the Saldaean Army, and is also the uncle of Queen [[Tenobia]]. Her mother, Lady [[Deira Bashere]], named her Zarine: a name suited to a woman who relaxes and lets her noble husband take care of everything.

;After leaving Saldaea
Faile is an independent woman, and takes the name of Mandarb, ''blade'' in the [[Old Tongue]] before travelling to [[Illian]] to become a [[Hunter for the Horn]] ({{tdr|35}}). When she first meets Perrin Aybara in Falme, she declares that she is a hunter for the horn and decides that his group is the one she will travel with to find the Horn. She discovers that [[Lan]]’s horse is named Mandarb, so opts for the name Faile, meaning falcon, in order to impress Perrin. She travels with Perrin to [[Emond's Field]], after the [[Whitecloaks]] capture [[Mat|Mat Cauthon]]’s family, and kill [[Perrin]]’s. Faile provides constant support during that time, and romance between the two blossomes. They are married after their town is well defended against a large [[Trolloc]] invasion, and both now live as Lord and Lady in the [[Two Rivers]].

As an aside, a viewing by Min Farshaw states that Perrin Aybara will have a hawk and a falcon in his life. Her viewing becomes true when Faile marries Perrin, and it is revealed that [[Berelain|Berelain sur Paendrag]] is the hawk due to her Royal crest.

==Strengths and Weaknesses==
Faile has always shown that she can assess each situation clearly, and is more than capable of teaching Perrin the ways of being a Lord in his home town of Emond’s Field.

She is also intelligent, and is able to learn most new things. Most notably her knowledge of the [[Maiden]]’s handtalk that Bain and Chiad taught her. This became useful when they were captured by the [[Shaido]] ({{tpod|30}}).

She is also known for her secrecy. She has many eyes and ears across [[Cairhien]], who report information to Faile when she needs it. These people call themselves ''[[Cha Faile]]'', the Falcon’s Talon, and they are loyal to her alone.

However, Faile has proved that she lies in many situations to bring them to her advantage. She gave a false name twice, and also lied about her background to Perrin Aybara so she wouldn’t seem as important as she was. She is also willing to put herself in compromising positions in order to gain advantages over others ({{acos|5}}).

==Timeline==
*Zarineses Perrin in [[Remen]] ({{tdr|33}}).
*Zarine follows the group and jumps aboard the ''Snow Goose''. She calls herself "Faile" ({{tdr|35}}).
*They arrive at Illian, and Faile joins [[Moiraine]], Lan, Perrin and [[Loial]] ({{tdr|41}}).
*Moiraine, Lan, Perrin, Loial and Faile arrive at Tear ({{tdr|50}}).
*She finds herself in ''[[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel’aran’rhiod]]'' after a trap went off in Loial’s room ({{tdr|53}}).
*Perrin frees Faile after being attacked by falcons. They realise their feelings for each other after Perrin wakes up ({{tdr|55}}).
*Faile becomes friends with [[Bain]] and [[Chiad]] ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile and Perrin are attacked by Perrin’s axe ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile is angry at Perrin for looking at Berelain in a certain way ({{tsr|3}}).
*Faile tricks Loial into promising to take her through [[the Ways]] so she can accompany Perrin ({{tsr|16}}).
*Loial leads Perrin, Faile, [[Gaul]], Bain and Chiad through the Ways to the site of ancient[[ Manetheren]]. They are attacked by [[Trollocs]] and a [[Fade]], then the [[Black Wind]] ({{tsr|27}}).
*After three days travel, they near Emond's Field. Perrin and Gaul go to the Winespring Inn followed by Faile, Bain and Chiad. Perrin learns his family is dead ({{tsr|29}}).
*Faile and others ride to scout the Whitecloak encampment at [[Watch Hill]]. Halfway there, they stop at [[Jac al'Seen]]'s place ({{tsr|32}}).
*Perrin leads his growing party to Watch Hill. Perrin, Faile and the Aiel rescue the Whitecloaks' prisoners ({{tsr|33}}).
*Faile accompanies Lord [[Luc]] to Perrin's camp. She then accompanies him hunting Trollocs and is caught in the ambush ({{tsr|40}}).
*Faile and others enter a [[Tinker]] camp after a battle with Trollocs ({{tsr|41}}).
*Faile follows Perrin and [[Verin]] into the Winespring Inn. She helps hold him down while [[Alanna]] [[Heal]]s him ({{tsr|43}}).
*Faile tells Perrin that Loial and Gaul went to the Waygate. He wants to go after them. She wants him in bed. They compromise with him riding around the village ({{tsr|44}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin as he busily organizes ({{tsr|45}}).
*Perrin asks Faile to go for help. She agrees, but her price is a wedding so they are married. She and Bain ride north ({{tsr|46}}).
*Bain and Faile return with an army from Watch Hill that helps win the battle of Emond's Field ({{tsr|47}}).
*Faile figures out that Alanna wants to bond Perrin and threatens to kill her if she does ({{loc|11}}).
*Faile holds court in her and Perrin's manor house. She dispenses fair justice. She goes to talk with Perrin and he tells her he must go to Rand. She intends to accompany him ({{prol6}}).
*Perrin and Faile arrive in Caemlyn with an army of Two Rivers men. They meet with Rand in the Royal Palace ({{loc|45}}).
*Faile meets with her mother, Deira Bashere, then with Davram Bashere and Perrin. Her parents agree to accept Perrin as their son-in-law ({{loc|46}}).
*Perrin and Faile accompany Rand when he [[Travel]]s from Caemlyn to Cairhien ({{loc|49}}).
*Faile traps Loial into playing endless games of stones when Perrin is around ({{loc|51}}).
*Faile gives Rand's sword to Perrin to take with him in the rescue attempt ({{loc|54}}).
*She has taken a position as one of [[Colavaere]]'s attendants to gain information. She accuses Colavaere of treason and murder. After Colavaere faints she suggests killing her ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin to [[Ghealdan]] ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile offers to make [[Morgase|Maighdin]] and her group servants. Late that night she meets with ''Cha Faile'' members to hear the report on their secret scouting in [[Bethal]] ({{tpod|8}}).
*Faile sends [[Basel Gill]] and some ''Cha Faile'' members into Bethal ostensibly to get supplies ({{tpod|9}}).
*Faile, and others are captured by [[Sevanna]]'s Shaido ({{tpod|30}}).
*Faile and the others are marched, then carried back to the Shaido camp ({{wh|3}}).
*After Galina Heals their frostbite, Faile and the others march with the Shaido. Faile, [[Alliandre]] and Maighdin become separated from [[Arrela]], [[Lacile]], Bain and Chiad. [[Therava]] sets them to spy on Sevanna, then Galina sets them to retrieve Therava's [[Oath Rod|binder]] ({{wh|4}}).
*As ''[[gai'shain]]'' to the Sevanna, Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin and [[Dairaine Saighan|Dairaine]] all share a single tent. Faile is terrified when three ripples pass through reality. [[Theril]] brings her the binder he stole from Therava and she hides it in a building ({{kod|5}}).
*Faile and Alliandre are beaten because Sevanna's bath is not hot enough. Faile tells Galina she has the binder and, after a fight, they agree to meet the next morning ({{kod|26}}).
*Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin, Arrela and Lacile go into town. Faile retrieves the binder and they meet Galina. She insists they go into the basement of a burned out house. Galina leaves with the binder and collapses the stairway. Maighdin channels to signal for help ({{kod|28}}).
*[[Rolan]], [[Jhoradin]] and [[Kinhuin]] free Faile, Arrela, Lacile, Alliandre and Maighdin from the rubble. Perrin sees Rolan leading Faile and kills him with his hammer. Faile stabs [[Kinhuin]] in the back. After the battle, Perrin introduces Faile and Alliandre to Banner-General [[Tylee Khirgan]] ({{kod|30}}).

==Quotes==

"Farmboy! Perhaps I will call myself Faile. My father used to call me that, when I was little. It means 'falcon.' "

"Loial does not know everything. He isn't very old for an Ogier."

"I'll not have you bleeding to death on me. That would be just like you, to die and leave me the work of burying you. You have no consideration. Hold still."

"You addle-brained lummox! You don't have to do any such crackpate thing! You goose-brain! If you try it, I'll hang you myself!"

"My husband, you have the courage of three men. And the sense of a child on leading strings. Why is it that as a man’s courage goes up, his sense goes down?"

The worst sin a general can commit, worse than blundering, worse than losing, worse than anything, is to desert the men who depend on him.
Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice.

[[Category:All Characters]]
[[Category:Main Characters]]
[[Category:Saldaean Characters]]
[[Category:Borderland Nobility]]
[[Category:Andoran Nobility]]
[[Category:Hunters of the Horn]]
[[Category:Characters with TGS updates]]
[[Category:Articles to be re-written]]

Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara

2010-03-30T00:47:38Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* General */

fah-Eel nih bah-SHEER ti-ay-BAHR-ah ; ''suggested''

==General==
;Name:
Lady Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara.

;Age:
Approximately the same age as [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Rand al'Thor]], and [[Matrim Cauthon]].

;Description:
Faile is tall and slender with black hair and dark tilted eyes. She has a bold nose that often gives her the look of a falcon ({{tdr|33}}).

;Childhood:
Faile grew up in the [[Saldaea]]n court houses where she is a member of high nobility. Her father, Lord [[Davram Bashere]], is the Marshal-General for the Saldaean Army, and is also the uncle of Queen [[Tenobia]]. Her mother, Lady [[Deira Bashere]], named her Zarine: a name suited to a woman who relaxes and lets her noble husband take care of everything.

;After leaving Saldaea
Faile is an independent woman, and took the name of Mandarb, ''blade'' in the [[Old Tongue]] before travelling to [[Illian]] to become a [[Hunter for the Horn]] ({{tdr|35}}). When she first meets Perrin Aybara in Falme, she declares that she is a hunter for the horn, and decides that the group are the ones she will travel with to find the Horn before any other. She discovers that [[Lan]]’s horse is named Mandarb, so opts for the name Faile, meaning falcon, in order to impress Perrin. She travels with Perrin to [[Emond's Field]], after the [[Whitecloaks]] captured [[Mat|Mat Cauthon]]’s family, and killed [[Perrin]]’s. Faile provided constant support during that time, and romance between the two blossomed. They were married after their town was well defended against a large [[Trolloc]] invasion, and both now live as Lord and Lady in the [[Two Rivers]].

As an aside, a viewing by Min Farshaw stated that Perrin Aybara would have a hawk and a falcon in his life. Her viewing became true when Faile married Perrin, and it was revealed that [[Berelain|Berelain sur Paendrag]] was the hawk due to her Royal crest.

==Strengths and Weaknesses==
Faile has always shown that she can assess each situation clearly, and is more than capable of teaching Perrin the ways of being a Lord in his home town of Emond’s Field.

She is also intelligent, and is able to learn most new things. Most notably her knowledge of the [[Maiden]]’s handtalk that Bain and Chiad taught her. This became useful when they were captured by the [[Shaido]] ({{tpod|30}}).

She is also known for her secrecy. She has many eyes and ears across [[Cairhien]], who report information to Faile when she needs it. These people call themselves ''[[Cha Faile]]'', the Falcon’s Talon, and they are loyal to her alone.

However, Faile has proved that she lies in many situations to bring them to her advantage. She gave a false name twice, and also lied about her background to Perrin Aybara so she wouldn’t seem as important as she was. She is also willing to put herself in compromising positions in order to gain advantages over others ({{acos|5}}).

==Timeline==
*Zarineses Perrin in [[Remen]] ({{tdr|33}}).
*Zarine follows the group and jumps aboard the ''Snow Goose''. She calls herself "Faile" ({{tdr|35}}).
*They arrive at Illian, and Faile joins [[Moiraine]], Lan, Perrin and [[Loial]] ({{tdr|41}}).
*Moiraine, Lan, Perrin, Loial and Faile arrive at Tear ({{tdr|50}}).
*She finds herself in ''[[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel’aran’rhiod]]'' after a trap went off in Loial’s room ({{tdr|53}}).
*Perrin frees Faile after being attacked by falcons. They realise their feelings for each other after Perrin wakes up ({{tdr|55}}).
*Faile becomes friends with [[Bain]] and [[Chiad]] ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile and Perrin are attacked by Perrin’s axe ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile is angry at Perrin for looking at Berelain in a certain way ({{tsr|3}}).
*Faile tricks Loial into promising to take her through [[the Ways]] so she can accompany Perrin ({{tsr|16}}).
*Loial leads Perrin, Faile, [[Gaul]], Bain and Chiad through the Ways to the site of ancient[[ Manetheren]]. They are attacked by [[Trollocs]] and a [[Fade]], then the [[Black Wind]] ({{tsr|27}}).
*After three days travel, they near Emond's Field. Perrin and Gaul go to the Winespring Inn followed by Faile, Bain and Chiad. Perrin learns his family is dead ({{tsr|29}}).
*Faile and others ride to scout the Whitecloak encampment at [[Watch Hill]]. Halfway there, they stop at [[Jac al'Seen]]'s place ({{tsr|32}}).
*Perrin leads his growing party to Watch Hill. Perrin, Faile and the Aiel rescue the Whitecloaks' prisoners ({{tsr|33}}).
*Faile accompanies Lord [[Luc]] to Perrin's camp. She then accompanies him hunting Trollocs and is caught in the ambush ({{tsr|40}}).
*Faile and others enter a [[Tinker]] camp after a battle with Trollocs ({{tsr|41}}).
*Faile follows Perrin and [[Verin]] into the Winespring Inn. She helps hold him down while [[Alanna]] [[Heal]]s him ({{tsr|43}}).
*Faile tells Perrin that Loial and Gaul went to the Waygate. He wants to go after them. She wants him in bed. They compromise with him riding around the village ({{tsr|44}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin as he busily organizes ({{tsr|45}}).
*Perrin asks Faile to go for help. She agrees, but her price is a wedding so they are married. She and Bain ride north ({{tsr|46}}).
*Bain and Faile return with an army from Watch Hill that helps win the battle of Emond's Field ({{tsr|47}}).
*Faile figures out that Alanna wants to bond Perrin and threatens to kill her if she does ({{loc|11}}).
*Faile holds court in her and Perrin's manor house. She dispenses fair justice. She goes to talk with Perrin and he tells her he must go to Rand. She intends to accompany him ({{prol6}}).
*Perrin and Faile arrive in Caemlyn with an army of Two Rivers men. They meet with Rand in the Royal Palace ({{loc|45}}).
*Faile meets with her mother, Deira Bashere, then with Davram Bashere and Perrin. Her parents agree to accept Perrin as their son-in-law ({{loc|46}}).
*Perrin and Faile accompany Rand when he [[Travel]]s from Caemlyn to Cairhien ({{loc|49}}).
*Faile traps Loial into playing endless games of stones when Perrin is around ({{loc|51}}).
*Faile gives Rand's sword to Perrin to take with him in the rescue attempt ({{loc|54}}).
*She has taken a position as one of [[Colavaere]]'s attendants to gain information. She accuses Colavaere of treason and murder. After Colavaere faints she suggests killing her ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin to [[Ghealdan]] ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile offers to make [[Morgase|Maighdin]] and her group servants. Late that night she meets with ''Cha Faile'' members to hear the report on their secret scouting in [[Bethal]] ({{tpod|8}}).
*Faile sends [[Basel Gill]] and some ''Cha Faile'' members into Bethal ostensibly to get supplies ({{tpod|9}}).
*Faile, and others are captured by [[Sevanna]]'s Shaido ({{tpod|30}}).
*Faile and the others are marched, then carried back to the Shaido camp ({{wh|3}}).
*After Galina Heals their frostbite, Faile and the others march with the Shaido. Faile, [[Alliandre]] and Maighdin become separated from [[Arrela]], [[Lacile]], Bain and Chiad. [[Therava]] sets them to spy on Sevanna, then Galina sets them to retrieve Therava's [[Oath Rod|binder]] ({{wh|4}}).
*As ''[[gai'shain]]'' to the Sevanna, Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin and [[Dairaine Saighan|Dairaine]] all share a single tent. Faile is terrified when three ripples pass through reality. [[Theril]] brings her the binder he stole from Therava and she hides it in a building ({{kod|5}}).
*Faile and Alliandre are beaten because Sevanna's bath is not hot enough. Faile tells Galina she has the binder and, after a fight, they agree to meet the next morning ({{kod|26}}).
*Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin, Arrela and Lacile go into town. Faile retrieves the binder and they meet Galina. She insists they go into the basement of a burned out house. Galina leaves with the binder and collapses the stairway. Maighdin channels to signal for help ({{kod|28}}).
*[[Rolan]], [[Jhoradin]] and [[Kinhuin]] free Faile, Arrela, Lacile, Alliandre and Maighdin from the rubble. Perrin sees Rolan leading Faile and kills him with his hammer. Faile stabs [[Kinhuin]] in the back. After the battle, Perrin introduces Faile and Alliandre to Banner-General [[Tylee Khirgan]] ({{kod|30}}).

==Quotes==

"Farmboy! Perhaps I will call myself Faile. My father used to call me that, when I was little. It means 'falcon.' "

"Loial does not know everything. He isn't very old for an Ogier."

"I'll not have you bleeding to death on me. That would be just like you, to die and leave me the work of burying you. You have no consideration. Hold still."

"You addle-brained lummox! You don't have to do any such crackpate thing! You goose-brain! If you try it, I'll hang you myself!"

"My husband, you have the courage of three men. And the sense of a child on leading strings. Why is it that as a man’s courage goes up, his sense goes down?"

The worst sin a general can commit, worse than blundering, worse than losing, worse than anything, is to desert the men who depend on him.
Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice.

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Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara

2010-03-30T00:46:12Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* General */

fah-Eel nih bah-SHEER ti-ay-BAHR-ah ; ''suggested''

==General==
;Name:
Lady Faile ni Bashere t'Aybara.

;Age:
Approximately the same age as [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Rand al'Thor]], and [[Matrim Cauthon]].

;Description:
Faile is tall and slender with black hair and dark tilted eyes. She has a bold nose that often gives her the look of a falcon ({{tdr|33}}).

;Childhood:
Faile grew up in the [[Saldaea]]n court houses where she is a member of high nobility. Her father, Lord [Davram Bashere], is the Marshal-General for the Saldaean Army, and is also the uncle of Queen [[Tenobia]]. Her mother, Lady [[Deira Bashere]], named her Zarine. She felt it should be a name suited to a woman who relaxed, and let her noble husband take care of everything.

;After leaving Saldaea
Faile is an independent woman, and took the name of Mandarb, ''blade'' in the [[Old Tongue]] before travelling to [[Illian]] to become a [[Hunter for the Horn]] ({{tdr|35}}). When she first meets Perrin Aybara in Falme, she declares that she is a hunter for the horn, and decides that the group are the ones she will travel with to find the Horn before any other. She discovers that [[Lan]]’s horse is named Mandarb, so opts for the name Faile, meaning falcon, in order to impress Perrin. She travels with Perrin to [[Emond's Field]], after the [[Whitecloaks]] captured [[Mat|Mat Cauthon]]’s family, and killed [[Perrin]]’s. Faile provided constant support during that time, and romance between the two blossomed. They were married after their town was well defended against a large [[Trolloc]] invasion, and both now live as Lord and Lady in the [[Two Rivers]].

As an aside, a viewing by Min Farshaw stated that Perrin Aybara would have a hawk and a falcon in his life. Her viewing became true when Faile married Perrin, and it was revealed that [[Berelain|Berelain sur Paendrag]] was the hawk due to her Royal crest.

==Strengths and Weaknesses==
Faile has always shown that she can assess each situation clearly, and is more than capable of teaching Perrin the ways of being a Lord in his home town of Emond’s Field.

She is also intelligent, and is able to learn most new things. Most notably her knowledge of the [[Maiden]]’s handtalk that Bain and Chiad taught her. This became useful when they were captured by the [[Shaido]] ({{tpod|30}}).

She is also known for her secrecy. She has many eyes and ears across [[Cairhien]], who report information to Faile when she needs it. These people call themselves ''[[Cha Faile]]'', the Falcon’s Talon, and they are loyal to her alone.

However, Faile has proved that she lies in many situations to bring them to her advantage. She gave a false name twice, and also lied about her background to Perrin Aybara so she wouldn’t seem as important as she was. She is also willing to put herself in compromising positions in order to gain advantages over others ({{acos|5}}).

==Timeline==
*Zarineses Perrin in [[Remen]] ({{tdr|33}}).
*Zarine follows the group and jumps aboard the ''Snow Goose''. She calls herself "Faile" ({{tdr|35}}).
*They arrive at Illian, and Faile joins [[Moiraine]], Lan, Perrin and [[Loial]] ({{tdr|41}}).
*Moiraine, Lan, Perrin, Loial and Faile arrive at Tear ({{tdr|50}}).
*She finds herself in ''[[Tel'aran'rhiod|Tel’aran’rhiod]]'' after a trap went off in Loial’s room ({{tdr|53}}).
*Perrin frees Faile after being attacked by falcons. They realise their feelings for each other after Perrin wakes up ({{tdr|55}}).
*Faile becomes friends with [[Bain]] and [[Chiad]] ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile and Perrin are attacked by Perrin’s axe ({{tsr|2}}).
*Faile is angry at Perrin for looking at Berelain in a certain way ({{tsr|3}}).
*Faile tricks Loial into promising to take her through [[the Ways]] so she can accompany Perrin ({{tsr|16}}).
*Loial leads Perrin, Faile, [[Gaul]], Bain and Chiad through the Ways to the site of ancient[[ Manetheren]]. They are attacked by [[Trollocs]] and a [[Fade]], then the [[Black Wind]] ({{tsr|27}}).
*After three days travel, they near Emond's Field. Perrin and Gaul go to the Winespring Inn followed by Faile, Bain and Chiad. Perrin learns his family is dead ({{tsr|29}}).
*Faile and others ride to scout the Whitecloak encampment at [[Watch Hill]]. Halfway there, they stop at [[Jac al'Seen]]'s place ({{tsr|32}}).
*Perrin leads his growing party to Watch Hill. Perrin, Faile and the Aiel rescue the Whitecloaks' prisoners ({{tsr|33}}).
*Faile accompanies Lord [[Luc]] to Perrin's camp. She then accompanies him hunting Trollocs and is caught in the ambush ({{tsr|40}}).
*Faile and others enter a [[Tinker]] camp after a battle with Trollocs ({{tsr|41}}).
*Faile follows Perrin and [[Verin]] into the Winespring Inn. She helps hold him down while [[Alanna]] [[Heal]]s him ({{tsr|43}}).
*Faile tells Perrin that Loial and Gaul went to the Waygate. He wants to go after them. She wants him in bed. They compromise with him riding around the village ({{tsr|44}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin as he busily organizes ({{tsr|45}}).
*Perrin asks Faile to go for help. She agrees, but her price is a wedding so they are married. She and Bain ride north ({{tsr|46}}).
*Bain and Faile return with an army from Watch Hill that helps win the battle of Emond's Field ({{tsr|47}}).
*Faile figures out that Alanna wants to bond Perrin and threatens to kill her if she does ({{loc|11}}).
*Faile holds court in her and Perrin's manor house. She dispenses fair justice. She goes to talk with Perrin and he tells her he must go to Rand. She intends to accompany him ({{prol6}}).
*Perrin and Faile arrive in Caemlyn with an army of Two Rivers men. They meet with Rand in the Royal Palace ({{loc|45}}).
*Faile meets with her mother, Deira Bashere, then with Davram Bashere and Perrin. Her parents agree to accept Perrin as their son-in-law ({{loc|46}}).
*Perrin and Faile accompany Rand when he [[Travel]]s from Caemlyn to Cairhien ({{loc|49}}).
*Faile traps Loial into playing endless games of stones when Perrin is around ({{loc|51}}).
*Faile gives Rand's sword to Perrin to take with him in the rescue attempt ({{loc|54}}).
*She has taken a position as one of [[Colavaere]]'s attendants to gain information. She accuses Colavaere of treason and murder. After Colavaere faints she suggests killing her ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile accompanies Perrin to [[Ghealdan]] ({{acos|5}}).
*Faile offers to make [[Morgase|Maighdin]] and her group servants. Late that night she meets with ''Cha Faile'' members to hear the report on their secret scouting in [[Bethal]] ({{tpod|8}}).
*Faile sends [[Basel Gill]] and some ''Cha Faile'' members into Bethal ostensibly to get supplies ({{tpod|9}}).
*Faile, and others are captured by [[Sevanna]]'s Shaido ({{tpod|30}}).
*Faile and the others are marched, then carried back to the Shaido camp ({{wh|3}}).
*After Galina Heals their frostbite, Faile and the others march with the Shaido. Faile, [[Alliandre]] and Maighdin become separated from [[Arrela]], [[Lacile]], Bain and Chiad. [[Therava]] sets them to spy on Sevanna, then Galina sets them to retrieve Therava's [[Oath Rod|binder]] ({{wh|4}}).
*As ''[[gai'shain]]'' to the Sevanna, Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin and [[Dairaine Saighan|Dairaine]] all share a single tent. Faile is terrified when three ripples pass through reality. [[Theril]] brings her the binder he stole from Therava and she hides it in a building ({{kod|5}}).
*Faile and Alliandre are beaten because Sevanna's bath is not hot enough. Faile tells Galina she has the binder and, after a fight, they agree to meet the next morning ({{kod|26}}).
*Faile, Alliandre, Maighdin, Arrela and Lacile go into town. Faile retrieves the binder and they meet Galina. She insists they go into the basement of a burned out house. Galina leaves with the binder and collapses the stairway. Maighdin channels to signal for help ({{kod|28}}).
*[[Rolan]], [[Jhoradin]] and [[Kinhuin]] free Faile, Arrela, Lacile, Alliandre and Maighdin from the rubble. Perrin sees Rolan leading Faile and kills him with his hammer. Faile stabs [[Kinhuin]] in the back. After the battle, Perrin introduces Faile and Alliandre to Banner-General [[Tylee Khirgan]] ({{kod|30}}).

==Quotes==

"Farmboy! Perhaps I will call myself Faile. My father used to call me that, when I was little. It means 'falcon.' "

"Loial does not know everything. He isn't very old for an Ogier."

"I'll not have you bleeding to death on me. That would be just like you, to die and leave me the work of burying you. You have no consideration. Hold still."

"You addle-brained lummox! You don't have to do any such crackpate thing! You goose-brain! If you try it, I'll hang you myself!"

"My husband, you have the courage of three men. And the sense of a child on leading strings. Why is it that as a man’s courage goes up, his sense goes down?"

The worst sin a general can commit, worse than blundering, worse than losing, worse than anything, is to desert the men who depend on him.
Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice.

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:32:08Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Miscellaneous */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Neald accompanies Perrin to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them since neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to help Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to enter the village of So Habor. He accompanies them to the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald tells Perrin that the prisoners have given them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald accompanies Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald creates a fixed fog to camouflage Perrin's group from the Shaido camp ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]), and that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he trusts him because he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason, and begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald feels the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, since most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can make a gateway large enough for a cart, but not a wagon.
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow.
* Neald has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*Neald is strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and considers any town not surrounded by a stone wall to be a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people fearing him since he is an Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:30:23Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Strengths and Talents */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Neald accompanies Perrin to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them since neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to help Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to enter the village of So Habor. He accompanies them to the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald tells Perrin that the prisoners have given them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald accompanies Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald creates a fixed fog to camouflage Perrin's group from the Shaido camp ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]), and that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he trusts him because he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason, and begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald feels the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, since most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can make a gateway large enough for a cart, but not a wagon.
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow.
* Neald has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*Neald is strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:30:06Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Strengths and Talents */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Neald accompanies Perrin to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them since neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to help Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to enter the village of So Habor. He accompanies them to the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald tells Perrin that the prisoners have given them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald accompanies Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald creates a fixed fog to camouflage Perrin's group from the Shaido camp ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]), and that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he trusts him because he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason, and begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald feels the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, since most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can make a gateway large enough for a cart, but not a wagon.
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow.
* Neald has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*Neald is strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*Neald is slightly weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:26:43Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Relationships */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Neald accompanies Perrin to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them since neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to help Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to enter the village of So Habor. He accompanies them to the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald tells Perrin that the prisoners have given them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald accompanies Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald creates a fixed fog to camouflage Perrin's group from the Shaido camp ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]), and that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he trusts him because he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason, and begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald feels the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, since most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:24:16Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Neald accompanies Perrin to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them since neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to help Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to enter the village of So Habor. He accompanies them to the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald tells Perrin that the prisoners have given them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald accompanies Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald creates a fixed fog to camouflage Perrin's group from the Shaido camp ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:23:45Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Neald accompanies Perrin to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them since neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to help Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to enter the village of So Habor. He accompanies them to the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald tells Perrin that the prisoners have given them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald accompanies Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald creates a fixed fog to provide camouflage Perrin's group from the Shaido camp ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:18:12Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Neald accompanies Perrin to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them because neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to make it easier for Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to go into the village of So Habor. He accompanies them in the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald finds Perrin to tell him that the prisoners gave them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald goes with Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald makes a fog and fixes it so it doesn't move to provide camouflage ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:17:14Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing that ''saidin'' must have been used, since they are both able to see the flows. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Perrin and company, along with Neald, go to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them because neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to make it easier for Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to go into the village of So Habor. He accompanies them in the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald finds Perrin to tell him that the prisoners gave them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald goes with Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald makes a fog and fixes it so it doesn't move to provide camouflage ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:16:21Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady, along with the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp, notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved realizing since they are able to see the flows that ''saidin'' was used. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Perrin and company, along with Neald, go to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them because neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to make it easier for Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to go into the village of So Habor. He accompanies them in the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald finds Perrin to tell him that the prisoners gave them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald goes with Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald makes a fog and fixes it so it doesn't move to provide camouflage ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:15:02Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady as well as the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved because since Grady and Neald could see the flows, ''saidin'' was used. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Perrin and company, along with Neald, go to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them because neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to make it easier for Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to go into the village of So Habor. He accompanies them in the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald finds Perrin to tell him that the prisoners gave them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald goes with Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald makes a fog and fixes it so it doesn't move to provide camouflage ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:14:28Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* General */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}}).

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] when Perrin wants to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady as well as the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved because since Grady and Neald could see the flows, ''saidin'' was used. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Perrin and company, along with Neald, go to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them because neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to make it easier for Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to go into the village of So Habor. He accompanies them in the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald finds Perrin to tell him that the prisoners gave them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald goes with Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald makes a fog and fixes it so it doesn't move to provide camouflage ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:14:05Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* General */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old ({{kod|12}})

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] when Perrin wants to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady as well as the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved because since Grady and Neald could see the flows, ''saidin'' was used. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Perrin and company, along with Neald, go to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them because neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to make it easier for Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to go into the village of So Habor. He accompanies them in the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald finds Perrin to tell him that the prisoners gave them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald goes with Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald makes a fog and fixes it so it doesn't move to provide camouflage ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Fager Neald

2010-03-27T16:13:16Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* General */

''Author: Meilen Gevedon''

==General==
Fager Neald is a [[Murandy|Murand]]ian ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He wears the traditional curling Murandian mustache, each side waxed to a point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He is about ten years younger than [[Jur Grady]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Neald is described as a popinjay, always smirking at women ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|WH, Ch. 1]]). He is also described as foppish and impatient, and thinks he is more important than he actually is ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]]). He is only seventeen years old({{kod|12}})

When he is first mentioned, Neald is a Soldier from the [[Black Tower]], and later is raised to [[Asha'man]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).

==Timeline==

* Neald goes with Rand to [[Cairhien]]. He is only a soldier at this point ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 2|ACoS, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald goes with [[Perrin]] to [[Ghealdan]] when Perrin wants to find [[Masema]] ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald and Grady as well as the [[Aes Sedai]] and [[Wise One]]s in Perrin's camp notice the flows from [[the Bowl of the Winds]] when it is used. They are unnerved because since Grady and Neald could see the flows, ''saidin'' was used. Neald remarks that the flows make him think of wind ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 7|TPoD, Ch. 7]]).
* Perrin and company, along with Neald, go to visit Masema in the town of Abila ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 30|TPoD, Ch. 30]]).
* Neald and Grady want to use Traveling to find the Shaido who took Faile captive. Perrin refuses to let them because neither one of them is skilled at tracking ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 2|WH, Ch. 2]]).
* Neald and Grady weave gateways to make it easier for Perrin's group to find the Shaido ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]).
* Neald weaves a gateway for Perrin and his group to go into the village of So Habor. He accompanies them in the village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|CoT, Ch. 25]], [[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|Ch. 26]]).
* After several of the Shaido are taken prisoner, Neald finds Perrin to tell him that the prisoners gave them information ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
* Neald captures Galina and takes her to Perrin through a Gateway ({{prol11}})
* Neald goes with Perrin to Almizar ({{kod|12}})
* Neald makes a fog and fixes it so it doesn't move to provide camouflage ({{kod|29}})

==Relationships==

Perrin thinks that Neald's mustache is completely ridiculous ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). He also thinks that Neald is somewhat arrogant ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|ACoS, Ch. 27]]). Even though Perrin does not particularly like Neald, he knows that Neald has no animosity towards him, and so he trusts the Asha'man ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 5|CoT, Ch. 5]]). Towards the end of Crossroads of Twilight, Perrin notices that Neald is unusually cheerful for no apparent reason. Because of this, he begins to wonder if Neald is going crazy ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Neald thinks that the Aes Sedai and Wise Ones are more trouble than they are worth ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

Grady and Neald get along very well and are usually found together, because most of the rest of Perrin's camp is afraid of the Asha'man ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|TPoD, Ch. 9]]).

==Strengths and Talents==
* Neald is slightly weaker in the One Power than Grady ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 8|CoT, Ch. 8]]).
* Neald can only make a gateway for a cart, not a wagon
* Neald Heals Perrin when someone wounds him with an arrow
*He has abilities with the weather ({{kod|4}}).

*As with all the men Rand took as his personal guards, he was strong enough to [[Travel]] at the time of Dumai's Wells ({{acos|7}}).

*He is a little weaker than Grady ({{cot|8}}).

==Miscellaneous==

*Neald is from a city and thinks that any town or place without a stone wall around it is a village ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).
*Neald is accustomed to people being afraid of him because he is always wearing the black coat of an Asha'man and people know what it means ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 27|CoT, Ch. 27]]).

==Quotes==

"Grady's weathered farmer's face made Perrin almost comfortable with him, but Fager Neald was another matter. Maybe ten years younger than Grady, he might have been a farmer too for all Perrin knew, but he affected airs and graces, and wore his pitiful mustache waxed to a semblance of points. Where Grady was one of the Dedicated, he was a Soldier, without the silver sword pinned to his collar, but that did not hold him back from speaking." Perrin, describing the two Asha'man. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Now Neald popped out of the gateway, stroking his ridiculous moustache and preening for anyone who might be watching as the [gateway] vanished. No one was, and he climbed onto his horse with a disgruntled expression." Perrin, speaking about Neald's gateways. ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 27|A Crown of Swords, Chapter 27]])

"Grady and Neald were up, too, as always off by themselves, shadows in black coats among the trees. Perrin could not recall seeing them without those coats, always buttoned to the neck, always clean and unwrinkled come sunrise, whatever they had looked like the night before. Stepping through the forms in unison, the pair were practicing the sword as they did every morning. That was better than their evening practice, when they would sit cross-legged, hands on knees, staring at some distant nothing. They never did anything then that anyone could see, yet not a man in the camp but knew what they were about and kept as far off as possible." Perrin, speaking about the Asha'man as he walks around the camp. ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 9|The Path of Daggers, Chapter 9]])

"The Asha'man was a popinjay, always stroking his curled mustaches, strutting and smirking at women, but he stood on the balls of his feet now, wary as a cat." Perrin, describing Neald while they are in Abila. ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 1|Winter's Heart, Chapter 1]])

"Neald grinned too much since the Shaido were found; maybe he was eager to come to grips with them" Perrin, describing Neald's strange cheerfulness. ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 25|Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 25]])

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Faeldrin Harella

2010-03-27T16:08:26Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Miscellaneous */

''Author: Kayla Tari''

==General==

Faeldrin Harella is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Green Ajah]] from [[Tarabon]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 41]]). She is with the Aes Sedai in [[Salidar]].

Her hair is dark and she wears it in Taraboner thin braids and beads. She's cool-eyed ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

Faeldrin has bonded three [[Warder]]s ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

==Timeline==

*Faeldrin is sent with [[Merana]]'s embassy to find [[Rand]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Prologue|LoC, Prologue]]).

*[[Min]] talks to Rand about Faeldrin and the other Aes Sedai from Salidar when they arrive in Caemlyn ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is chosen to follow after Rand after he's left for [[Cairhien]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*The embassy joins [[Perrin]] and his [[Two Rivers]] men ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

*Faeldrin takes part in the battle of [[Dumai's Wells]] and after the battle is forced to swear fealty to Rand al'Thor ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 55|LoC, Ch. 55]]).

*Faeldrin accompanies Rand to the [[Sea Folk]] ship ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

*The [[Wise Ones]] have given a day off to Faeldrin and some other Aes Sedai. They meet [[Cadsuane]], [[Daigian]] and [[Kumira]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 12|TPoD, Ch. 12]]).

*Rand tells [[Alanna]] to send Faeldrin to [[Haddon Mirk]] to speak with the rebels there ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 25|WH, Ch. 25]]).

*Alanna goes to [[Tear]] with Faeldrin, Merana, [[Bera]], and Rafela ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 32|WH, Ch. 32]]).

==Miscellaneous==

*Faeldrin sometimes compares what the Dragonsworn have done in [[Altara]] and [[Murandy]] to what they have done in Tarabon ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is quite strong in the One Power. She is as strong as [[Masuri]] and [[Rafela]], and stronger than Merana ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*Min has a viewing that Faeldrin is in Rand's hand ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

==Quotes==

The bright beads in Faeldrin's braids clicked as she nodded. "We can think of no other thing it can be. It will be well to remember that he is perhaps more powerful even than [[Logain]], or [[Mazrim Taim]], yes?" (about Rand, [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|Lord of Chaos, Chapter 49]])

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Faeldrin Harella

2010-03-27T16:04:46Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Kayla Tari''

==General==

Faeldrin Harella is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Green Ajah]] from [[Tarabon]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 41]]). She is with the Aes Sedai in [[Salidar]].

Her hair is dark and she wears it in Taraboner thin braids and beads. She's cool-eyed ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

Faeldrin has bonded three [[Warder]]s ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

==Timeline==

*Faeldrin is sent with [[Merana]]'s embassy to find [[Rand]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Prologue|LoC, Prologue]]).

*[[Min]] talks to Rand about Faeldrin and the other Aes Sedai from Salidar when they arrive in Caemlyn ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is chosen to follow after Rand after he's left for [[Cairhien]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*The embassy joins [[Perrin]] and his [[Two Rivers]] men ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

*Faeldrin takes part in the battle of [[Dumai's Wells]] and after the battle is forced to swear fealty to Rand al'Thor ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 55|LoC, Ch. 55]]).

*Faeldrin accompanies Rand to the [[Sea Folk]] ship ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

*The [[Wise Ones]] have given a day off to Faeldrin and some other Aes Sedai. They meet [[Cadsuane]], [[Daigian]] and [[Kumira]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 12|TPoD, Ch. 12]]).

*Rand tells [[Alanna]] to send Faeldrin to [[Haddon Mirk]] to speak with the rebels there ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 25|WH, Ch. 25]]).

*Alanna goes to [[Tear]] with Faeldrin, Merana, [[Bera]], and Rafela ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 32|WH, Ch. 32]]).

==Miscellaneous==

*Faeldrin sometimes compares the Dragonsworn in [[Altara]] and [[Murandy]] to what Dragonsworn have done in Tarabon ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is quite strong in the One Power, as strong as [[Masuri]] and [[Rafela]]. Merana is weaker than her ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*Min has a viewing that Faeldrin is in Rand's hand ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

==Quotes==

The bright beads in Faeldrin's braids clicked as she nodded. "We can think of no other thing it can be. It will be well to remember that he is perhaps more powerful even than [[Logain]], or [[Mazrim Taim]], yes?" (about Rand, [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|Lord of Chaos, Chapter 49]])

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Faeldrin Harella

2010-03-27T16:04:11Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Kayla Tari''

==General==

Faeldrin Harella is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Green Ajah]] from [[Tarabon]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 41]]). She is with the Aes Sedai in [[Salidar]].

Her hair is dark and she wears it in Taraboner thin braids and beads. She's cool-eyed ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

Faeldrin has bonded three [[Warder]]s ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

==Timeline==

*Faeldrin is sent with [[Merana]]'s embassy to find [[Rand]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Prologue|LoC, Prologue]]).

*[[Min]] talks to Rand about Faeldrin and the other Aes Sedai from Salidar when they arrive in Caemlyn ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is chosen to follow after Rand after he's left for [[Cairhien]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*The embassy joins [[Perrin]] and his [[Two Rivers]] men ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

*Faeldrin takes part in the battle of [[Dumai's Wells]] and after the battle is forced to swear fealty to Rand al'Thor ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 55|LoC, Ch. 55]]).

*Faeldrin accompanies Rand to the [[Sea Folk]] ship ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

*The [[Wise Ones]] have given a day off to Faeldrin and some other Aes Sedai. They meet [[Cadsuane]], [[Daigian]] and [[Kumira]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 12|TPoD, Ch. 12]]).

*Rand tells [[Alanna]] to send Faeldrin to [[Haddon Mirk]] to speak with the rebels there ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 25|WH, Ch. 25]]).

*Alanna goes to [[Tear]] with Faeldrin, Merana, [[Bera]] and Rafela ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 32|WH, Ch. 32]]).

==Miscellaneous==

*Faeldrin sometimes compares the Dragonsworn in [[Altara]] and [[Murandy]] to what Dragonsworn have done in Tarabon ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is quite strong in the One Power, as strong as [[Masuri]] and [[Rafela]]. Merana is weaker than her ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*Min has a viewing that Faeldrin is in Rand's hand ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

==Quotes==

The bright beads in Faeldrin's braids clicked as she nodded. "We can think of no other thing it can be. It will be well to remember that he is perhaps more powerful even than [[Logain]], or [[Mazrim Taim]], yes?" (about Rand, [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|Lord of Chaos, Chapter 49]])

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Faeldrin Harella

2010-03-27T16:03:26Z

Avery d'Itkarya: /* Timeline */

''Author: Kayla Tari''

==General==

Faeldrin Harella is an [[Aes Sedai]] of the [[Green Ajah]] from [[Tarabon]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 41]]). She is with the Aes Sedai in [[Salidar]].

Her hair is dark and she wears it in Taraboner thin braids and beads. She's cool-eyed ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 40|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

Faeldrin has bonded three [[Warder]]s ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

==Timeline==

*Faeldrin is sent with [[Merana]]'s embassy to find [[Rand]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Prologue|LoC, Prologue]]).

*[[Min]] talks to Rand about Faeldrin and the other Aes Sedai from Salidar when they arrive in Caemlyn ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is chosen to follow after Rand after he's left for [[Cairhien]] ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*The embassy joins [[Perrin]] and his [[Two Rivers]] men ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 54|LoC, Ch. 54]]).

*Faeldrin takes part in the battle of [[Dumai's Wells]] and after the battle is forced to swear fealty to Rand al'Thor ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 55|LoC, Ch. 55]]).

*Faeldrin accompanies Rand to the [[Sea Folk]] ship ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

*The [[Wise Ones]] have given a day off to Faeldrin and some other Aes Sedai. They meet [[Cadsuane]], [[Daigian]] and [[Kumira]] ([[The Path of Daggers: Chapter 12|TPoD, Ch. 12]]).

*Rand tells [[Alanna]] to send Faeldrin to go to [[Haddon Mirk]] to speak with the rebels there ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 25|WH, Ch. 25]]).

*Alanna goes to [[Tear]] with Faeldrin, Merana, [[Bera]] and Rafela ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 32|WH, Ch. 32]]).

==Miscellaneous==

*Faeldrin sometimes compares the Dragonsworn in [[Altara]] and [[Murandy]] to what Dragonsworn have done in Tarabon ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 41|LoC, Ch. 41]]).

*Faeldrin is quite strong in the One Power, as strong as [[Masuri]] and [[Rafela]]. Merana is weaker than her ([[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|LoC, Ch. 49]]).

*Min has a viewing that Faeldrin is in Rand's hand ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]).

==Quotes==

The bright beads in Faeldrin's braids clicked as she nodded. "We can think of no other thing it can be. It will be well to remember that he is perhaps more powerful even than [[Logain]], or [[Mazrim Taim]], yes?" (about Rand, [[Lord of Chaos: Chapter 49|Lord of Chaos, Chapter 49]])

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