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| − | + | Elisa al'Vere is one of [[Egwene]]'s sisters. Her parents are [[Bran]] and [[Marin al'Vere]], and her other sisters are [[Berowyn]], [[Loise]], and [[Alene]]. | |
| − | + | She is eighteen, a year older than [[Nynaeve]], but still wears her hair tied in a blue kerchief. She does not understand why the [[Women's Circle]] still thinks she is too young to braid her hair and frets a lot over it. | |
| − | + | She is present at the annual sheep shearing when Egwene is nine, making a bad job of folding fleece. | |
| + | When Egwene tries to soothe her by comparing her to [[Cilia Cole]], who is twenty and also has her hair unbraided, she is abashed and angrily sends Egwene away. | ||
| + | Egwene dreams of running in cool spring meadow with her sisters, like they did when they were younger ({{acos|10}}). | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
| − | "Patience is always repaid." | + | "Patience is always repaid." (One of Elisa's sayings; {{ravens2}}) |
[[Category:All Characters]] | [[Category:All Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Minor Characters]] | [[Category:Minor Characters]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:18, 13 September 2012
Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
Unless stated otherwise, all information herein is taken from The Eye of the World, Ravens Prologue
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General
Elisa al'Vere is one of Egwene's sisters. Her parents are Bran and Marin al'Vere, and her other sisters are Berowyn, Loise, and Alene.
She is eighteen, a year older than Nynaeve, but still wears her hair tied in a blue kerchief. She does not understand why the Women's Circle still thinks she is too young to braid her hair and frets a lot over it.
She is present at the annual sheep shearing when Egwene is nine, making a bad job of folding fleece.
When Egwene tries to soothe her by comparing her to Cilia Cole, who is twenty and also has her hair unbraided, she is abashed and angrily sends Egwene away.
Egwene dreams of running in cool spring meadow with her sisters, like they did when they were younger (ACoS, Ch. 10).
Quotes
"Patience is always repaid." (One of Elisa's sayings; The Eye of the World, Ravens Prologue )
