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Céline Herondale

Book version
* Book Céline

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***

**Céline Herondale** was the wife of Stephen Herondale and is the biological mother of Jace.

## History

Celine's medical records state that she had a history of mental illness—that she exhibited symptoms of psychosis. Luke and some others apparently noticed times when she would speak to herself and see things and people who weren't there; they tried to get her to go to the Silent Brothers but she refused, afraid that she would be declared unfit for duty. These symptoms, they noticed, apparently only subsided when Stephen was around.

Céline desperately wanted a child and tried with Stephen. She once had a child who died, so when she became pregnant again, she was scared that she would lose the child again so she asked Valentine for help to somehow ensure her son's safety. Valentine took advantage of her desperation and took the opportunity to perform his experiments on her unborn son. She received doses of Ithuriel's blood; sure enough, the angel blood made the child strong enough to survive the whole term of her pregnancy.

After Stephen died, Céline coped by keeping his ring close, wearing it around her neck and never took it off. Eventually, nine months into her pregnancy, she apparently committed suicide. Her body was found ravaged by werewolves, their child believed to have been eaten alive. Unbeknownst to them, Valentine took the boy, along with the Herondale family ring from Céline's finger, and raised him as his own.

Because of the circumstances of her death—that she committed suicide—she and Stephen, who in his case was considered a traitor for his part in the Circle, were buried in the Cemetery of the Disgraced, their tombstones next to each other's.

## Personality

Her mother-in-law Imogen described her as smart, headstrong, and stubborn, backed by Luke calling her an amazing person.

## Physical description

Céline was said to be blond and very beautiful. Jace is said to look like her around the eyes.

## Appearances

 Day of Atonement:*Absent*

 A Window Into an...:*Absent*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 3x04: *Thy Soul Instructed*
2. ↑ 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
3. ↑ 2x12: *You Are Not Your Own*
4. ↑ 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 2x13: *Those of Demon Blood*
Emeraude Toubia

**Emeraude Toubia** is an Canadian-born American actress, model, and host. She portrays Isabelle Lightwood as a series regular on the TV series *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

On May 1, 2015, it was announced that she was cast as Isabelle Lightwood for Freeform's supernatural drama, *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Trivia

* Emeraude Toubia was born in Canada and raised in Brownsville, Texas.
* She is of Mexican and Lebanese descent.

## References

1. ↑ *Variety* - 'ABC Family' Press Release
2. ↑ *Generación21* revista
3. ↑ http://www.elaviso.com/2015-02-26-20-15-06/nuestra\_portada/6190-emeraude-toubia.html El Aviso Magazine
4. ↑ http://www.eluniversal.com/arte-y-entretenimiento/130702/emeraude-toubia-mi-meta-es-llegar-a-hollywood El Universal
5. ↑ http://elimpulso.com/articulo/emeraude-toubia-la-meta-es-llegar-a-hollywood El Impulso

## External links

* Emeraude Toubia on Wikipedia
* Emeraude Toubia's official site
* Emeraude Toubia at the Internet Movie Database
* Emeraude Toubia (@EmeraudeToubia) on Twitter
* Emeraude Toubia (@emeraude/) on Instagram
* Emeraude Toubia on Facebook
Malachi Dieudonné

Book version
* Malachi Dieudonné

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***

**Malachi Dieudonné** was a Shadowhunter Consul who secretly served Valentine Morgenstern as a member of the Circle.

## History

At one point, Malachi designed and created the Malachi Configuration, though it was never approved for field use and was stored in the Armory in Alicante under lock and key.

Malachi was the Consul during the time of Valentine Morgenstern's capture in 2016. Valentine was initially imprisoned at the New York Institute, the Institute of the city where he was captured, until the Institute head Alec Lightwood decided to have him transferred to the Gard. The transfer went awry because of Valentine's son's interference, infuriating Malachi.

When it was discovered that Lake Lyn was the Mortal Mirror, Malachi, being Consul, received this information from Imogen Herondale and then relayed it to Valentine. Malachi expected Valentine's "children" Clary Fairchild and Jace Herondale to try and foil Valentine's plans and waited for them in the woods around the lake and restrained them. He plotted to execute them but was overpowered by the pair and killed by Jace. His coup prompted the Clave to reopen cases and the investigation against all former Circle members.

## Appearances

 Day of Atonement:*Absent*

 A Window Into an...:*Absent*

## References

1. ↑ 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
2. ↑ 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
3. ↑ 2x19: *Hail and Farewell*
4. ↑ 2x20: *Beside Still Water*
5. ↑ 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*
Jade Wolf

The **Jade Wolf** is a Chinese restaurant located on the remote docks of Red Hook in Brooklyn that doubles as the New York werewolf pack's headquarters.

## Description

The location of the restaurant is obscure enough that few mundanes frequent it to dine, allowing Shadow World affairs to occur and be conducted with little risk of discovery. The bulk of their business comes from making food deliveries, with moo shu pork being their most popular item.

## Trivia

* In the books

* In the books, the Jade Wolf is only glamoured as a restaurant but is actually an abandoned police station in Chinatown; on the show, it is instead Hunter's Moon that is in Chinatown, and there are undercover werewolves stationed as actual detectives at the active local police station.

## References

1. ↑ 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
2. ↑ *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*
3. ↑ *Shadowhunters*: Map the Shadows
Malachi Configuration

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***
A **Malachi Configuration** is a magical prison created by Malachi Dieudonné.

## Description

The Malachi Configuration was intended to be used as a prison for Greater Demons.

It is created by driving the seraph blades that are part of the Configuration into the ground at the four cardinal points around the being to be contained. Bright light will shoot out from the four blades and will form the walls—surrounding the being—of the cage; the walls are seemingly made of shimmering, moving filaments of light, though only the blades and the bottom part of the walls ordinarily remain visible after it is activated unless it is disturbed.

Despite its intended purpose, the original Configuration is not powerful enough to hold against the Greater Demon Lilith. Isabelle Lightwood made upgrades to the Configuration, which proved powerful enough to hold Lilith. She also added a feature where twisting one of the seraph blades forming the cage wold inflict pain on the prisoner.

## History

Malachi invented the Configuration as a cage for Greater Demons. It was never mass-produced for the Clave's field use and has since been kept in the Armory in Alicante under lock and key.

In 2016, Isabelle Lightwood, as the New York Institute's weapons master, read about it and told her comrades about it when they were discussing a way to contain the brainwashed Jace. With help from Imogen Herondale, then Inquisitor who was able to grant them access to the Armory, Isabelle was able to sneak the cage out in a duffel bag after disassembling it. Isabelle, Alec, and Clary later reassembled the cage and trapped Jace inside.

Some weeks after, a Malachi Configuration, upgraded by Isabelle, was used to hold Lilith, who was summoned right in the middle of it. When Lilith refused to cooperate, Isabelle and later Jace twisted one of the seraph blades to torture Lilith into talking. Cain later removed one of the seraph blades to allow Lilith to escape.

## See Also

* See Malachi Configuration on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
2. ↑ 3x08: *A Heart of Darkness*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3x16: *Stay With Me*
Herondale family ring

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***

The **Herondale family ring** is the Shadowhunter family ring of Herondales.

## History

Céline Herondale owned a Herondale ring at the time of her death. Valentine Morgenstern stole the ring from her finger when he took her son from her womb. Around two decades later, when Valentine needed to bargain with Inquisitor Herondale, he revealed Jace's heritage and showed her the family ring as proof. Imogen later gave Jace the ring to wear.
Bryan Q. Miller

**Bryan Q. Miller** is an American television and comic writer. He joined the team of writers of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments* in the middle of production of Season 2.

## Credits

**Writer**:

* Season 2
	+ *Hail and Farewell*
* Season 3
	+ *Erchomai*

## References

1. ↑ ". Just ask our new writer @bryanQmiller Welcome to the shadow world Q!" Todd Slavkin on Twitter

## External links

* Bryan Q. Miller on Wikipedia
* Bryan Q. Miller at the Internet Movie Database
* Bryan Q. Miller (@bryanQmiller) on Twitter
Nyx rune

The **Nyx rune** grants its wearer the ability to see in the dark.

## Known instances and placements

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***
* Jace Herondale and Clary Fairchild used it to look through the NYPD's evidence lockup in 2016.
	+ Jace has his on the left side of his chest
	+ Clary has hers on her right shoulder bone

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1x07: *Major Arcana*
Bad Blood

Episode Guide

***Bad Blood*** is the eighth episode of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

DIFFICULT DECISIONS MUST BE MADE: Alec and Clary are forced to make some hard decisions.

With word of Alec, Jace and Isabelle's "extracurricular activities" with Clary reaching The Clave, a convoy is sent to observe the Lightwoods running the New York Institute. Once The Clave representative arrives, it is very clear how much trouble the Lightwoods are in.

Meanwhile, Clary is faced with a devastating decision.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

**Starring**:

* Katherine McNamara as Clary Fray
* Dominic Sherwood as Jace Wayland
* Alberto Rosende as Simon Lewis
* Matthew Daddario as Alec Lightwood
* Emeraude Toubia as Isabelle Lightwood
* Isaiah Mustafa as Luke Garroway
* Harry Shum Jr. as Magnus Bane

**more...**

* Alan Van Sprang as Valentine Morgenstern
* Maxim Roy as Jocelyn Fray
* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Jon Cor as Hodge Starkweather
* Stephanie Bennett as Lydia Branwell
* Kaitlyn Leeb as Camille Belcourt
* Christina Cox as Elaine Lewis
* Nicola Correia Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Paulino Nunes as Robert Lightwood
* Susanna Fournier as Young Jocelyn

**Co-starring**:
* Nykeem Provo as Young Luke
* Jordan Hudyma as Samuel Blackwell
* Jack Fulton as Max Lightwood

* Allison Rymer — writer
* Jeremiah S. Chechik — director
* Alyson Silverberg and Jonathan Clay Harris — casting directors
* TBA

### Music

A list of the songs and score music featured in this episode:

* "Hurts Like Hell" - Fleurie

## Trivia

* Shooting began on August 11, 2015.
* This episode shares a name with the sixth chapter of *City of Glass*.
* Jace says vampires in the Shadow World aren’t like the sexed up romantic kind like you see in movies. That line might have been a reference to the vampires in the Twighlight franchise.

## References

1. ↑ "First shot of Ep. 8!" Michael Reisz on Twitter
Magnus's loft

Other version
* Book apartment

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***

**Magnus's loft** is the home and lair of the former High Warlock of Brooklyn, Magnus Bane. It is currently found at the top of Nightingale Towers, a residential building in Brooklyn Heights.

## History

When Magnus went into hiding with other warlocks in the city, his lair became their hideout. He glamoured the lair heavily, making it seem like the loft was in a warehouse and somewhere in the middle of a building looking out onto another building.

When the lair was attacked by Circle members in his absence, Magnus and a group of Shadowhunters arrived to save the remaining warlocks. The attack left the apartment trashed, and that the apartment's location has been compromised prompted Magnus to move the apartment to another location, to Prospect Heights in Brooklyn. Though Magnus moves whenever necessary, he never strays too far from Brooklyn to be able to continue performing his duties as the High Warlock of the borough. Magnus redecorated slightly after the move.

Magnus eventually moved to Nightingale Towers again and redecorated shortly after.

## Trivia

* Exterior shots for the second and third seasons' "Nightingale Towers" building uses the Toronto Carpet Factory.

## References

1. ↑ 2x02: *A Door Into the Dark*
2. ↑ 2x08: *Love is a Devil*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 1x04: *Raising Hell*
4. ↑ *Shadowhunters*: Map the Shadows
5. ↑ 2x01: *This Guilty Blood* / Season 2
Jon Cor

**Jon Cor** is a Canadian actor. He was a guest star on the first two seasons of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*, where he portrayed Hodge Starkweather.

## External links

* Jon Cor's official site
* Jon Cor on Wikipedia
* Jon Cor at the Internet Movie Database
* Jon Cor (@Jon\_Cor) on Twitter
* Jon Cor (@jon\_cor) on Instagram
* Jon Cor on Facebook
* Jon Cor on YouTube
Idris

**Idris** is the Shadowhunter homeland, their home hidden from mundanes. Its capital, and only city, is Alicante.

The country is surrounded by mountains and wards. Currently, the new wards in Idris do not allow those with the Circle rune to pass. The wards also typically react to Portals.

## Alicante

*Main article: Alicante*
Alicante is the capital, and only city, of Idris. The Gard and the Accords Hall are both found here. The city is surrounded by *adamas*-formed demon towers, which control the city's wards.

## Lake Lyn

Lake Lyn is a remote lake that isn't used because the water has dangerous hallucinogenic properties. The lake has since been discovered to in fact be the mythical Mortal Mirror.

## Academy

Also found in Idris is the Shadowhunter Academy.

## Trivia

* Scenes for the episode *Of Men and Angels* set in Idris were shot at the Parkwood Estate in Oshawa, Ontario.

## References

1. ↑ 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
3. ↑ 1x06: *Of Men and Angels*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
5. ↑ 1x12: *Malec*
6. ↑ Parkwood Estate National Historic Site on Facebook 1
7. ↑ Parkwood Estate National Historic Site on Facebook 2
Alberto Rosende

**Alberto Rosende** is an American actor and singer. He portrays Simon Lewis on Freeform's *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

On May 1, 2015, it was announced that he was cast as Simon Lewis for *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*. Alberto has since read all of *The Mortal Instruments* books.

## Credits

**Starring**:

**Performed**:

* "*Forever Young*" (orig. by Alphaville)
* "*Fragile World*"
* "*Royal Blue*"
* "*Nightshade*"

## Personal life

In 2013, Alberto was diagnosed with cancer but was declared cancer-free the following year.

Alberto's relationship with his longtime girlfriend Amanda Colby Stewart, whom he was dating when *Shadowhunters* started filming and was known among the series' followers on social media, ended some time in 2016. He briefly dated Madison Schreiber, but they broke up in 2017. He is currently dating co-star Tessa Mossey.

## References

1. ↑ ABC Family Press Release
2. ↑ Alberto's interview with Televixen
3. ↑ "This was me around this time 1 year ago today... #cancerfree" Alberto on Instagram
4. ↑ Alberto Rosende, Girlfriend Amanda Colby Stewart Breakup | Clevver
5. ↑ Alberto Rosende New GirlfriendMadison Schreiber | Clevver
6. ↑ Posts, Stories, and Live chats on Instagram by Tessa and Alberto) ([1] [2])
7. ↑ "Happy Birthday @arosende ... sorry I ruined your photo... Not sorry 😂" Chai Hansen on Twitter

## External links

* Alberto Rosende at the Internet Movie Database
* Alberto Rosende on Facebook
* Alberto Rosende (@arosende) on Twitter
* Alberto Rosende (@albertorosende) on Instagram
* Alberto Rosende's Book Club (@rosendereads) on Instagram
Elias

Other version
* Book Elias

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***

**Elias** was a warlock and a trusted adviser of the High Warlock of Brooklyn, Magnus Bane.

## History

When Valentine Morgenstern initiated a hunt for the warlock who made the potion that put Jocelyn Fray in a state of deep sleep, Elias stayed with Magnus and several other warlocks in his lair. While still in hiding, Magnus was contacted by a group of Shadowhunters and set up a meeting. Elias saw the risk and begged Magnus not to go. Magnus's mind had already been made, however. Before he left, Magnus told Elias to go to the Spiral Labyrinth to ask Tessa for more shields, and ensure that the warlocks continue to maintain their protective wards over the lair.

During Magnus's absence, however, the Circle found and infiltrated the lair and the warlocks were massacred. Apparently, Elias sold Magnus out. A rogue Shadowhunter then killed him and took his warlock mark as spoils.

## Physical description

Elias had dark skin and hair, an angular face and, according to Magnus, had crow's feet. His visible warlock marks were his horns and four small spikes on his lower lip.

## References

1. ↑ Character description in the casting side for Magnus Bane
2. ↑ *Raising Hell* (first and only appearance)
Mark of Cain

Other version
* In the books

The **Mark of Cain**, sometimes referred to as the **Mark of the Wanderer**, is an ancient protection mark meant to protect the bearer from anyone with the intent to harm them.

## Effects

The ceremony for bestowing the mark can apparently only be survived by a Daylighter.

Anyone who attempts to hurt a person bearing the Mark will be punished sevenfold. When not triggered, the Mark remains invisible on the wearer's skin, but when he/she is attacked, the Mark will glow white and the assailant is struck by an invisible force with power equal to the force that was to be used on the bearer. When someone comes at the bearer with a death blow, the attacker would be reduced to salt. While the wearer is invulnerable to attacks from others, he/she can still be hurt by oneself or by accident.

The Mark's power is powerful enough to banish a Greater Demon from Earth and, according to Lilith, is the only power capable of banishing her.

## History

The origins of the Mark are rooted in the Biblical story of the brothers Cain and Abel; as punishment for murdering his brother, Cain was bestowed with a mark that protected him from all harm but also prevented him from ever dying, thereby condemning him to an eternity of wandering the Earth burdened by his sin. A divergence from the established beliefs about the Mark among mundanes and the Shadow World is that the former believe that the Mark was bestowed by God as a curse, while the latter—specifically from sources gathered by the Praetor Lupus—say that ancient Seelies gave Cain the mark.

In 2016, the Seelie Queen, in an effort to protect the Daylighter Simon Lewis, bound Simon to a deal with her. The Queen had her followers forcefully place the Mark on the unwilling Daylighter, who did not know what the Mark entailed and had to figure it out on his own after the Mark reacted to an attack for the first time.

When two of Lilith's disciples fell victim to Simon's Mark, she worried and acknowledged that it could ruin her plans if he even attempted to stop her. And indeed, when Simon provoked Lilith into attacking him, the Greater Demon exploded and was banished back to Edom.

## Trivia

* In the books, the Mark of Cain is a heavenly rune and is considered the first Mark a human ever received from heaven. The Mark was and should typically only be given by God, though Clary was able to draw it on Simon due to her gifts.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 3x09: *Familia Ante Omnia*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
3. ↑ 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*
4. ↑ 3x06: *A Window Into an Empty Room*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
6. ↑ 3x10: *Erchomai*
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 3x08: *A Heart of Darkness*
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
9. ↑ 3x10: *Erchomai*
Nora Kendall

**Nora Kendall** is a young woman and an old acquaintance of Heidi McKenzie.

## Biography

Nora attended high school along with Heidi and she would always tell everyone that Heidi was a weirdo. She has a father who is an orthodontist. Years later, when Heidi was Turned into a vampire, she crosses paths with Nora. After Nora turns Heidi away, she attacks and enchants her into telling Jordan Kyle and the werewolves from the Praetor Lupus that Heidi was hiding at the Hotel Dumort so that the wolves would break into the vampires' territory, thus creating tensions greater than ever before between the two kinds and turning them against each other. Nora was rushed to the hospital by Simon Lewis afterwards.

After Jordan and Maia Roberts survived a vampire attack that resulted in heavy werewolf casualties, Heidi faked innocence, going to great lengths to avoid imprisonment. She appeared in front of the delicate and scared Nora, who begged Heidi not to harm her. Heidi then once again enchanted Nora into holding her breath in an attempt to kill her and keep her silent. Because of this, Nora fell into an irreversible comatose state. Maia and Simon immediately deduced that Heidi was responsible. Fortunately, Magnus Bane was able to revive her with his magic and told the entire truth about Heidi to Alec Lightwood, providing enough evidence to expose Heidi's facade.

## Appearances

 To the Night Children:**Appears**
 Aku Cinta Kamu:*Absent*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 3x15: *To the Night Children*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 3x13: *Beati Bellicosi*
Michael Rayhorn

**Michael Rayhorn** is a Shadowhunter from the Brussels Institute.

## History

When Alec Lightwood turned down the offer of promotion, of a position on the Council, of the newly-appointed Consul Jia Penhallow as a delegate, Jia offered the position to Michael. If Michael accepted, the position would have required him to move to Idris.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
2. ↑ 3x07: *Salt in the Wound* (first and only mention so far)
Lightwood family ruby

The ruby's new form

The **Lightwood family ruby** is a Lightwood family heirloom. It is a four-karat, unheated Burmese ruby, charmed to pulse and glow in the presence of demons.

## History

The ruby, shaped into a small rectangle and bounded by a silver frame to be used as a pendant necklace, was a present from Magnus Bane to his then lover Camille Belcourt, bought for the price of a London townhouse that Magnus sold in 1857. A spell on the jewel enchanted it into reacting to, and alerting the wearer of, the presence of demons.

Somehow, the necklace ended up in the possession of the Lightwoods who came to see it as a family heirloom. It was kept in the New York Institute for safekeeping.

In 2016, to lure Magnus out of hiding, the Shadowhunters put the necklace into play: they offered him the return of the necklace, in exchange for a meeting. Desperate to reunite with the necklace, and despite his adviser's protests, Magnus agreed. Isabelle Lightwood wore the necklace and found herself extremely attracted to the beautiful piece of jewelry. At the meeting, Jace handed the necklace to Magnus, who fled when a Circle member attacked them. Later, however, when the Shadowhunters came to help his fellow warlocks fend of Circle members, Magnus returned the necklace to them—to Isabelle, specifically—in gratitude, acknowledging that the Lightwoods had been wearing it for years anyway.

Isabelle had since always worn the necklace, and it would warn her and her companions of most demonic presence. In close proximity of the Greater Demon Azazel (and/or the demon-blooded Jonathan), the ruby shattered. Isabelle, as the new weapons master of the Institute, used her access to the tools of the Institute to fix the necklace, redesigning it by placing it in a cuff bracelet.

## See Also

* See Lightwood Family Necklaceon the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1x04: *Raising Hell*
2. ↑ 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
3. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
4. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
5. ↑ 3x05: *Stronger Than Heaven*
Charlie Cooper

**Charlie Cooper** is a pediatric surgeon at St. Ambrose Hospital in New York.

## Biography

### Early life

When he was young, Charlie was afraid of blood. Both of his parents were doctors and expected him to follow in their footsteps, forcing Charlie to overcome his fear to become a doctor himself.

### Isabelle

Charlie was working a shift at the St. Ambrose Hospital's maternity ward when he noticed a woman kicking the vending machine, her snack stuck inside. Charlie offered to help by "out-thinking" the machine; he bought a snack above hers, causing her stuck snack to fall with his. Charlie introduced himself, and when she was about to leave, Charlie stopped her to ask for her name. Though she hesitated, Isabelle told him her name.

While attending a Relief Corps fundraiser party put together by Morgan Young, he ran into Isabelle once again and asked for her number, asking her to tell him straight if she was uninterested. Isabelle had been visibly distracted and agreed to give her number. He asked her out some time after, and they went out to dinner on their first date. Charlie asked to know more about her and pointed out her bracelet, to which Isabelle claimed that she and her family ran a business making and selling jewelry.

Charlie invited Isabelle to another drink at a bar downtown, and though she initially accepted the offer, she rescinded, needing to respond to a demon her ruby had detected nearby. She told him that it was because she had an order she suddenly remembered that urgently needed to be done and left. Remembering the recent cult killings in the news, Charlie worried for Isabelle and went after her to make sure that she would be safe. He found her lying in an alley then, with her heels torn off, and noted the cut on her forehead. He took her to the hospital and stitched her wound, and she left afterwards.

They remained in contact after that through texts. When Isabelle's mother found out about him, she insisted on meeting him. Isabelle got in touch soon after and he was asked to go to the Hunter's Moon for drinks with her family. There, Jace Herondale—Isabelle's adoptive brother who'd recently been possessed—set his sights on him, having seen his pure aura, making him a good candidate for Lilith's virtuous mundane disciple. Her family was amused by the excuses Isabelle had given him to hide their nature. When Luke Garroway arrived, Isabelle, Charlie, and the others left them alone at the table and dispersed. Jace tried to get him to step out of the bar with him so he could make him demonic, but Charlie was distracted then called by Isabelle, unwittingly saving him.

Isabelle soon ended things between them, having gotten tired of lying to him about her life.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x05: *Stronger Than Heaven*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
3. ↑ 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*
4. ↑ 3x06: *A Window Into an Empty Room*
5. ↑ 3x10: *Erchomai*
Pandemonium

Other version
* Book Pandemonium

The **Pandemonium** is a nightclub in the Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York that is run by Magnus Bane.

The club caters to both mundanes and Downworlders, and is a place where demons sometimes came to victimize the mundane patrons.

The club boasts an impressive dance floor, the latest EDM music, a bar, and a VIP section for clubbers seeking a more intimate experience, which is mostly for members of the Shadow World seeking relief from the mundane clubbers. The bar's menu includes a range of drinks and bites to suit any creature's appetite.

This was where Clary met Jace, Isabelle, and Alec for the first time.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Shadowhunters: Map the Shadows (Shadowhunters)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 1x01: *The Mortal Cup*
3. ↑ Shadowhunters: Map the Shadows (Mundane)
Emil Pangborn

Other versions
* Book Pangborn
* Film Pangborn

**Emil Pangborn** was one of Valentine Morgenstern's followers and an active member of the Circle.

## History

Pangborn and fellow Circle member Samuel Blackwell were tasked with picking up the mundane blood that demons deliver to Valentine. One evening at the Pandemonium, they caught a glimpse of Clary Fray, whom they recognized due to her semblance to Jocelyn Fray—former Circle member, Valentine's wife, and the thief of the Mortal Cup. They were then spotted by the owner of the club and High Warlock of Brooklyn, Magnus Bane. Magnus approached them and told them they weren't welcome in his club; when he hinted that he despised the Circle for their activities and flashed his warlock eyes, Pangborn attempted to attack him but was instead caught in Magnus's invisible grip and choked. Magnus released him and forced them to leave.

After Clary left the club, they followed her to her home and, with two other Circle members, infiltrated the house and store in search of the Cup. Jocelyn refused to give up the Cup and drank a potion that knocked her out. They delivered her unconscious body to Valentine, who was infuriated that Jocelyn was delivered in such a state and without the Cup. Pangborn then told him about Jocelyn's daughter.

Some time after, Pangborn and Blackwell returned to the Pandemonium and captured Dot outside and took her to Valentine's lair in Chernobyl. Pangborn later caught her attempting to escape and attacked her. Dot got hold of one of Valentine's syringes and stabbed Pangborn in the neck with it. Valentine later found them and injected the rest of the syringe's content into his veins, thanking him for his involuntary "sacrifice".

Though Pangborn survived, the injection of the blood of another species into him left him indefinitely incognizant, and the area around his neck disfigured. Valentine kept his hands cuffed and pulled him around with a rope, and Pangborn followed him around, barely aware. When Valentine noticed scouts of the Clave spying on them, Valentine made him spew poison at them. It killed the spies and Pangborn himself. Valentine commended him for being a loyal, brave, and dedicated Shadowhunter, but pointed out that his death was for the best because his pure Shadowhunter blood had been tainted.

## References

1. ↑ 1x01: *The Mortal Cup* (first appearance)
2. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
3. ↑ 1x04: *Raising Hell*
Downworlders

**Downworlders** are supernatural beings and hybrid creatures who inhabit the Shadow World. "Downworlder" is the widely used term to refer to beings that are said to be part human and part demon. The Downworlders are werewolves, vampires, warlocks, and Seelies.

Though the Shadowhunters and Downworlders do not exactly have harmonious relationship, they are civil and have a longstanding alliance and a treaty—the Accords—in an effort to keep peace in general.

## See also

* See Downworlders on the Shadowhunters' wiki.
Brocelind werewolf pack

The **Brocelind werewolf pack** is a pack of werewolves who live in Brocelind Forest in Idris, outside Alicante. The pack is known to be made up of feral and untrustworthy werewolves.

## See also

* See Brocelind werewolf pack on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ 3x08: *A Heart of Darkness*
2. ↑ 3x09: *Familia Ante Omnia*
Iron Sisters

**The Iron Sisters** are female Shadowhunters that forge weapons for all other Nephilim. They reside in the Adamant Citadel, their heavily fortified and hidden base, and speak only, and occasionally, to female Shadowhunters.

## Description

Iron Sisters are warriors. Once accepted into the sisterhood, the members are marked with sacred runes, allowing them to shape pure *adamas*, making them the keepers and the only ones able to craft and handle the metal into tools that Nephilim need. The Sisters call upon
the power of the angels to imbue their energy into the blades they make, during which they hear the angels whisper. Their blood is also apparently purified.

The Iron Sisters live and work in isolation. The Citadel is remote, reached only by Portal, and are only made aware of happenings outside the Citadel through the Clave. They are known to be brave and powerful warriors.

## Known Iron Sisters

* Sister Dolores
* Sister Cleophas (former)
* Sister Magdalena †

## See Also

* See Iron Sisters on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 2x06: *Iron Sisters*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x17: *A Dark Reflection*
Gretel Monroe

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***
Book version
* Book Gretel

**Gretel Monroe** was a werewolf and a member of the New York werewolf pack.

## Biography

### Hunt for the Cup

While under Theo, the pack leader before Luke took over, Gretel was ordered to threaten Clary Fray—particularly the life of her friend Simon Lewis—into telling them where the Mortal Cup was. In her werewolf form, Gretel snarled at Clary and scared her.

### Taken by Valentine

Gretel was around when their new pack leader, Luke, invited the recently-Turned and homeless vampire Simon Lewis to stay at the Jade Wolf, their headquarters and home. As soon as Luke left, Gretel and the other pack members made it clear to Simon that he was not welcome to stay there. Simon tried to perform an *encanto* on them but failed miserably, and Gretel remarked that he was the "worst vampire ever." They then carried him out of the restaurant and forced him into a supply room close by. Gretel once again antagonized Simon when they saw each other the next day, but she stopped her companions from harming him, remembering Luke's orders. Instead, she warned him to stay out of her sight.

Later that night, Gretel was abducted by Valentine Morgenstern's men, including Jace Wayland and Jeremy. Jeremy claimed that she, in her white werewolf form, killed his father five years prior. She was brought onto Valentine's ship and brought in front of Valentine himself, while she vehemently denied the accusations against her, even as Jace put a sword to her throat and Valentine continued to make it seem like she's lying to protect herself. Clary arrived, and Jace escaped with her before he could execute her. However, Valentine finished what he started and stabbed her, then ordered his men to throw her overboard.

Her body washed up close to Jace on the beach, and when Jace came to check on her, a mundane saw them and called the police. Jace became the primary suspect for the murder, and the pack, especially her godfather Taito and her friend Maia, demanded justice for her death.

## Appearances

 Moo Shu to Go:*Appears in a different form*

 Iron Sisters:*Absent*

## Behind the scenes

* She was portrayed by Joanne Jansen in the second season. For the first season, no actor was cast for the role. Instead, Gretel was portrayed only in her wolf form using CGI.

## References

1. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
2. ↑ 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
3. ↑ 2x01: *This Guilty Blood*
4. ↑ 2x02: *A Door Into the Dark*
5. ↑ 2x03: *Parabatai Lost*
Mundanes

**Mundanes**, also called **mundies** by some, are regular humans who are oblivious to the existence of Shadowhunters, Downworlders, demons, and the rest of the Shadow World. When Nephilim, demons, or warlocks put up glamours, it is so that mundanes cannot see them. The secrecy of the Shadow World from mundanes is of utmost importance to most of its residents.

## Known mundanes

* Elaine Lewis
* Maureen
* Ned Fisk
* Rebecca Lewis
* Susanna Vargas †
* Simon Lewis (former)
* Charlie Cooper
* Heidi Mckenzie (former) †
* Nora Kendall
* Olivia Wilson
* Rosa Santiago
* Imasu †
* Kirk Duplesse
* Dwyer
* Magnus's Mother †
* Magnus's Stepfather †
* Morgan Young
* Tim Dempsey

## Trivia

* "Mundane" means ordinary, common, or banal.

## See also

* See Mundanes on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy‏‎*
Elliot Nourse

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details follow. *Caution is advised!***

**Elliot Nourse** was a warlock and an old friend of Jocelyn Fray.

## Biography

Elliot used to work at Jocelyn's antiques shop and was good friends with her. At one point, he introduced Dorothea Rollins to Jocelyn. Jocelyn trusted him enough that she entrusted the location of the believed Mortal Mirror with him. With this location in mind, Elliot marked his arm with a magical map that outlined the location of the Mirror based on the ley lines in the city, and designed it as a sigil with a protection spell, transferring it to whomever he decides if something bad ever happened to him.

Elliot eventually quit working at Jocelyn's store to open up his own: Ouroboros, and he had since lost touch with the Frays.

In 2016, Jonathan Morgenstern, disguised as Sebastian Verlac, came to Elliot's shop. In an effort to get the information out of him, Jonathan and Valentine tortured him. Elliot refused to tell them anything, then transferred the sigil on his arm to Dot before killing himself with his own magic.

Elliot kept detailed records of many, if not all, arcane items of the Shadow World. He kept these in a warlock safe in his shop. After his death, his shop went up for lease. Instructions on how to open his vault in case of emergencies were sent to Jocelyn at one point.

Jocelyn's friend, Luke Garroway, got ahold of the instructions and, hoping to find his lists, pretended to be interested in the place to trick the realtor into giving him access to the shop. Luke hoped to get information on the Morgenstern family sword in his list. Maryse Lightwood was able to decode his message to Jocelyn and open the safe, thus gaining access to his records.

## Abilities

* **Immortality**: As a warlock, Elliot was immortal and physically stopped aging.
* **Magic**: As a warlock, Elliot had access to magic.

## Appearances

 Day of Atonement:*Absent*

 To the Night Children:*Absent*
 Aku Cinta Kamu:*Absent*

## References

1. ↑ 2x17: *A Dark Reflection*
2. ↑ 3x13: *Beati Bellicosi*
Book of the White

**The Book of the White** is an ancient book of warlock magic containing very powerful spells and recipes for potions.

## History

The book was in Ragnor Fell's possession in the 1990s when Jocelyn Fairchild came to him. With instructions from the book, Ragnor created a potion for her that could put her in a coma-like state that can only be reversed by a spell within the book. He had her hide the book afterwards to safeguard its location from Valentine Morgenstern. Years later, Jocelyn's assistant Dot hid the book for Jocelyn in Camille's study, in her apartment on the Upper East Side, under the guise of just another antiquity sold from their store but glamoured as a cookbook.

When Valentine came for Jocelyn in New York in 2016, around two decades after the potion was made, Jocelyn finally used it. When Clary and her friends realized that Ragnor made the potion, they tracked him down. Ragnor offered to give them something that would help them track the book but was killed by a Shax demon before he could retrieve it. Magnus Bane Portaled Ragnor's things to his loft in New York and inspected them there. Clary recognized a bookmark among his things as one she saw tucked into a spell book in an alternate dimension, and Magnus realized that it may have been the Book of the White and that the bookmark might be a piece of the book itself.

Magnus used the bookmark to track the book's current owner, and they were led to Camille. They were able to find the book in her study, after Clary recognized Jocelyn's specialty chicken cacciatore in cookbook it is glamoured as. Magnus was able to use an incantation in the book to wake Jocelyn.

## Trivia

* In an alternate dimension, Magnus is in possession of the book despite no longer practicing magic.

## See also

* See Book of the White on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1x12: *Malec*
2. ↑ 1x10: *This World Inverted*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 1x13: *Morning Star*
London

The subject of this article is a real-life person, place, company, product, or creative work that has been mentioned "in-universe" in a canon source. The *Shadowhunters* wiki is written from the perspective that all information presented in canon is true (e.g., Idris really exists), and, as such, details contained in this article may differ from real world facts.

**London** is the capital city of England and of the United Kingdom, standing on the River Thames.

## Known locations

* London Institute
* Blackfriars Bridge
Jordan Hudyma

**Jordan Hudyma** is a Canadian actor and producer best known for portraying Blue Chessex in *Degrassi: The Next Generation*. He portrayed Samuel Blackwell on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Trivia

* Jordan originally auditioned for the role of Alec Lightwood.

## References

1. ↑ Jordan Hudyma on the Degrassi Wikia
2. ↑ Exclusive Interview with Jordan Hudyma — TalkNerdyWithUs

## External links

* Jordan Hudyma at the Internet Movie Database
* Jordan Hudyma (@TheJordanHudyma) on Twitter
Magic

**Magic** is the supernatural element that influences certain aspects of the lives of the Shadow World's inhabitants. Magic can be manifested as either seraphic or demonic.

## Practitioners

### Downworlders

All Downworlders have some demonic magic in them. However, Seelies and warlocks are the known practitioners of magic.

Magic enables warlocks to cast spells and practice their organized and researched magic The magical secrets and records of the warlocks are kept in their secretive Spiral Labyrinth.

Meanwhile, the magic of Seelies is in tune with nature.

Werewolves and vampires are also capable of using magic. Mainly to conceal their Downwolder markings such as their fangs and glowing eyes from the rest of the world.

### Nephilim

Shadowhunters are incapable of performing magic. However, they do use some forms of magic almost regularly. Glamour is considered the simplest among all magic is most frequently used by Shadowhunters as well as the other Shadow World denizens; their wards, and most of the tools given to them by the Angel Raziel, such as the Mortal Instruments and their runes, are actually magical.

The Silent Brothers and Iron Sisters have access to strange magic that they have gained through the Gray Book and their detachment from humanity.

Their Portal, created with the help of warlock Magnus Bane, also uses a form of magic not accessible to the Nephilim. Some of their weapons also use materials with magical properties, such as the *adamas*.

### Angels

Much of the magic available to Nephilim were gifts from angels. Angels also have powers possibly going far beyond conventional magic.

### Demons

Demons, like warlocks, utilize what is termed as "demonic magic", though their use of this is mostly darker than that of most Downworlders.

## Known forms

* Battle spells — spells used in battle which include attacking with fire, acid, lightning, venom, poison, among others
* Demon possession — the possession of a mundane human's body by a demon
* Dimensional magic — used to move from one dimension to another
* Healing spells — spells used to heal wounds, injuries and poisoning
* Necromancy — the use of death energy to bring back the dead
* Protection spells — also know as glamours; spells used to shield a person or place, often to fool mundanes into believing that what they see is something different from what is truly there
* Summoning rituals — the summoning of either demonic or angelic entities
* Tracking spells — spells used to find the location of an individual; requires any personal belonging of the individual
* Transportation spells — spells that magically teleport people or things from one place to another; includes the Portal
Bleeder den

A **bleeder den** is an underground establishment where mundanes and vampires can meet to satisfy their mutual cravings and addictions—vampires for their thirst for blood, and mundanes to sate their addiction to vampire venom.

Due to the nature of their trade, it is considerably dangerous and deaths are inevitable. Despite this, it is a "gray area" and not believed to be against the Accords because the mundanes being fed on are willing participants.

## Known customers

**Vampires**:

* Daniel Quinn †
* Simon Lewis (once)

**Mundanes**:

* Heidi McKenzie (former)
Greater Demons

This article covers a topic that has not been fully explored on the show and thus contains some information taken from the books, in addition to information from the TV series.

**Greater Demons** is the term used by Shadowhunters to refer to demons of significant power and intelligence compared to their lesser counterparts.

## Description

"Greater Demons" have some aspects in common: human-level intelligence, personalities, and names, and they are incredibly rare.

When the corporeal form of Greater Demons are killed on Earth, they are simply banished and sent back to Hell.

## Known Greater Demons

* Asmodeus
* Azazel
* Belial
* Lilith
* Marbas
* Thammuz
* Valak
* Yanluo
* Lucifer

## Trivia

* In the books

* In the books, Greater Demons cannot be permanently destroyed. Their temporary destruction merely shatters their form into a million pieces between the worlds, or the spaces in the Void or Hell, where its ethereal body exists. While it may take them centuries to reform and rebuild its physical form, they eventually do. When they are summoned or forced to reform, they remain weak for decades. It is unknown if this applies on the show.

## References

1. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
2. ↑ 2x12: *You Are Not Your Own*
3. ↑ 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
4. ↑ *The Shadowhunter Chronicles*
Nicola Correia-Damude

**Nicola Correia-Damude** is a Guyanese-Canadian actress and singer who portrays Maryse Lightwood on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Trivia

* Her husband, Carlos Gonzalez-Vio, played a "vampire henchman" in *Film:The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones*; specifically, he was the vampire who spiked Simon's drink in the film.

## References

1. ↑ http://talknerdywithus.com/2016/02/09/exclusive-interview-with-shadowhunters-nicola-correia-damude/
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/NicolaNCD/status/632383700823576576

## External links

* Nicola Correia-Damude's official site
* Nicola Correia-Damude at the Internet Movie Database
* Nicola Correia-Damude (@NicolaNCD) on Twitter
* Nicola Correia-Damude on Facebook
* Nicola Correia-Damude (@nicolasummer) on Instagram
* Nicola Correia-Damude on Wikipedia
Brad

**Brad** was a vampire of the Brooklyn vampire clan under Camille Belcourt.

## History

One evening, Brad was at the Hardtail bar when Clary approached him and complimented his bike. Brad flirted with her and used *encanto* on her, fully enslaving her to his charm and made him seem more attractive in her eyes. Without enough of their identifying runes, Brad failed to realize that she was in fact a Shadowhunter. Just as they were about to leave, with the keys to his motorcycle now in his hands, Clary's companion, Jace, came up to them and challenged him. Brad attacked him but Jace easily evaded and knocked him out. Jace stole his keys and motorcycle and rode off with Clary.

Brad had to run all the way back to the Hotel Dumort, risking death because of the impending sunrise. At the hotel, he once again encountered Clary and Jace trespassing into the hotel. He once again tried to enchant Clary while other vampires kept Jace occupied, but failed to do so because of her new rune. During a tussle with Clary, another Shadowhunter arrived and shot a small hole into the wall of the hotel, causing light to spill into the room and shine right on Brad, causing him to burn and implode.

## References

* *Dead Man's Party* (first and only appearance)
Adamant Citadel

The **Adamant Citadel** is the home of the Iron Sisters. The Citadel is well-protected, hidden, isolated, and is open only to the Sisters and other female Shadowhunters who are free of demonic impurities.

## Information

The Citadel is reached primarily through Portal. Portaling will lead outside the gates, which is surrounded by mountains all around.

Visiting Shadowhunters cannot enter the Citadel itself without passing the purity trial because of the fragility of the *adamas* they keep. The heavenly energy in the water outside the Citadel used in the trial identifies those with demonic impurities and destroys any
contaminant upon contact, with some limitation.