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==General== | ==General== | ||
| − | Moad is a man of the Atha'an Miere and Harine din Togara's Swordmaster. He has gray hair and hard eyes. The first time we see him he wears five fat little earrings in each ear (ACoS, Ch. 34) and later eight ones of the heaviest weight (WH, Ch. 23). It cannot be said if this indicates a lower rank than before, since the first point of view is Rand's, who has no clue about Sea Folk hierarchy, and the other one is Shalon's. | + | Moad is a man of the [[Atha'an Miere]] and [[Harine din Togara]]'s Swordmaster. He has gray hair and hard eyes. The first time we see him he wears five fat little earrings in each ear ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]) and later eight ones of the heaviest weight ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|WH, Ch. 23]]). It cannot be said if this indicates a lower rank than before, since the first point of view is [[Rand]]'s, who has no clue about Sea Folk hierarchy, and the other one is [[Shalon]]'s. |
| − | He is widowed (WH, Ch. 23). | + | He is widowed ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|WH, Ch. 23]]). |
| − | According to Shalon, Harine lets him get away with a lot more than she would others, but she probably owes him that because he is her Swordmaster (WH, Ch. 23). | + | According to Shalon, Harine lets him get away with a lot more than she would others, but she probably owes him that because he is her Swordmaster ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|WH, Ch. 23]]). |
==Timeline== | ==Timeline== | ||
| − | * When Rand boards Harine's ship to bargain with her, Moad wants to join the party into Harine's cabin, but she waves him away (ACoS, Ch. 34). | + | * When Rand boards Harine's ship to bargain with her, Moad wants to join the party into Harine's cabin, but she waves him away ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]). |
| − | * He follows Cadsuane and Harine to Far Madding. In front of the gates his weapons are woven into a peacekeeping (WH, Ch. 23). | + | * He follows [[Cadsuane]] and Harine to [[Far Madding]]. In front of the gates his weapons are woven into a peacekeeping ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|WH, Ch. 23]]). |
| − | * He helps Harine dismount in front of the Hall of the Counsels in Far Madding (WH, Ch. 24). | + | * He helps Harine dismount in front of the Hall of the Counsels in Far Madding ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 24|WH, Ch. 24]]). |
| − | * During the cleansing of ''saidin'', Cadsuane sends Harine away to hide and Moad tries to calm her down. He and Tomas have to bundle Harine and Min into a depression in the stony ground when they want to take part in the fight (WH, Ch. 35). | + | * During the cleansing of ''saidin'', Cadsuane sends Harine away to hide and Moad tries to calm her down. He and Tomas have to bundle Harine and Min into a depression in the stony ground when they want to take part in the fight ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 35|WH, Ch. 35]]). |
| − | * He accompanies Harine and Shalon to Tear after they hear of Nesta din Reas' death (CoT, Ch. 23). | + | * He accompanies Harine and Shalon to [[Tear]] after they hear of [[Nesta din Reas]]' death ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 23|CoT, Ch. 23]]). |
==Miscellaneous== | ==Miscellaneous== | ||
| − | * He always wears an ivory-hilted sword and dagger (ACoS, Ch. 34; WH, Ch. 23). | + | * He always wears an ivory-hilted sword and dagger ([[A Crown of Swords: Chapter 34|ACoS, Ch. 34]]; [[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|WH, Ch. 23]]). |
| − | * He is able to ride a horse, which is unusual for the Sea Folk (WH, Ch. 23). | + | * He is able to ride a horse, which is unusual for the Sea Folk ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|WH, Ch. 23]]). |
| − | * Even in the coldest weather, Moad refuses to wear a cloak and sticks to his quilted blue coat (WH, Ch. 23). | + | * Even in the coldest weather, Moad refuses to wear a cloak and sticks to his quilted blue coat ([[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|WH, Ch. 23]]). |
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
| − | "Moad briefly examined his sword and dagger, both neatly wrapped hilt and scabbard, then eased them back in place, taking care not to snag his sash on the seals. 'Swords only become useful when wits fail,' he said." (Moad after he receives his peace-woven weapons back at the gates of Far Madding; Winter's Heart, Chapter 23) | + | "Moad briefly examined his sword and dagger, both neatly wrapped hilt and scabbard, then eased them back in place, taking care not to snag his sash on the seals. 'Swords only become useful when wits fail,' he said." (Moad after he receives his peace-woven weapons back at the gates of Far Madding; [[Winter's Heart: Chapter 23|Winter's Heart, Chapter 23]]) |
[[Category:All Characters]] | [[Category:All Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Minor Characters]] | [[Category:Minor Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Sea Folk]] | [[Category:Sea Folk]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:28, 8 May 2007
Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
Contents
General
Moad is a man of the Atha'an Miere and Harine din Togara's Swordmaster. He has gray hair and hard eyes. The first time we see him he wears five fat little earrings in each ear (ACoS, Ch. 34) and later eight ones of the heaviest weight (WH, Ch. 23). It cannot be said if this indicates a lower rank than before, since the first point of view is Rand's, who has no clue about Sea Folk hierarchy, and the other one is Shalon's.
He is widowed (WH, Ch. 23).
According to Shalon, Harine lets him get away with a lot more than she would others, but she probably owes him that because he is her Swordmaster (WH, Ch. 23).
Timeline
- When Rand boards Harine's ship to bargain with her, Moad wants to join the party into Harine's cabin, but she waves him away (ACoS, Ch. 34).
- He follows Cadsuane and Harine to Far Madding. In front of the gates his weapons are woven into a peacekeeping (WH, Ch. 23).
- He helps Harine dismount in front of the Hall of the Counsels in Far Madding (WH, Ch. 24).
- During the cleansing of saidin, Cadsuane sends Harine away to hide and Moad tries to calm her down. He and Tomas have to bundle Harine and Min into a depression in the stony ground when they want to take part in the fight (WH, Ch. 35).
- He accompanies Harine and Shalon to Tear after they hear of Nesta din Reas' death (CoT, Ch. 23).
Miscellaneous
- He always wears an ivory-hilted sword and dagger (ACoS, Ch. 34; WH, Ch. 23).
- He is able to ride a horse, which is unusual for the Sea Folk (WH, Ch. 23).
- Even in the coldest weather, Moad refuses to wear a cloak and sticks to his quilted blue coat (WH, Ch. 23).
Quotes
"Moad briefly examined his sword and dagger, both neatly wrapped hilt and scabbard, then eased them back in place, taking care not to snag his sash on the seals. 'Swords only become useful when wits fail,' he said." (Moad after he receives his peace-woven weapons back at the gates of Far Madding; Winter's Heart, Chapter 23)
