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Demonic resurrection ritual

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

A known **demonic resurrection ritual** was performed by Lilith for Jonathan Morgenstern.

## Process

The ritual requires, basically, blood, flesh, and a heart. Specifically, the ritual required the blood of 33 virtuous disciples, the flesh of the deceased's father, and someone's life-force, though whether the one the deceased will be tethered to requires someone in particular is unknown.

A sacred altar or tomb with Enochian symbols and carvings is prepared for the ritual. Beneath the altar will be a cocoon-like space that will hold the recipient of the ritual. The 33 disciples will be turned demonic and required to kill a loved one; once they have made their sacrifice, their own blood will be allowed to flow through the altar and into the opening at the center, through which the blood will drip directly to the corpse for nourishment. Magic is required for the ritual, and a massive amount of energy is utilized particularly whenever progress is made, so having ley lines close by is an advantage, possibly a necessity.

Once blood from the 33 disciples have been gathered, the deceased can be moved out of the chamber. In Jonathan Morgenstern's case, he was moved to a sarcophagus or a coffin. The flesh of the deceased's father will be placed atop the deceased's resting place, which should magically join his/her remains. And finally, a mark will be placed on another living person to bind his/her life force with the deceased—if one lives or dies, so shall the other. The mark will automatically appear on the body of the deceased. After this, the ritual is complete and the deceased should rise.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x08: *A Heart of Darkness*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
3. ↑ 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 3x10: *Erchomai*
5. ↑ 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*
6. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
Lanaia

**Lanaia** was a Seelie and a loyal servant to the Seelie Queen.

## Biography

### Serving Jonathan

Lanaia is a Seelie nymph from the Bone Chandelier, a club in Prague. After Clary Fairchild was able to escape and return to the New York Institute, her brother Jonathan Morgenstern had her use her magic to assume his sister's form. Jonathan, however, was not satisfied with her performance, since Lanaia made mistakes that Clary would never make, such as mispronouncing the name of a famous painter. Deciding to get his hands on the real thing, Jonathan went to New York and shifted into Clary's boyfriend, Jace Herondale, to fool her and spend time with her.

Clary saw right through the trick and almost captured Jonathan, only for the latter to escape. Jonathan returned to the apartment where Lanaia asked him if he wanted to perform again, but he refuses, stating that his encounter with Clary gave him hope that his sister would join him sooner than expected.

When Jonathan was unable to find the Morning Star sword, Lanaia arranged an audience with the Seelie Queen, the last person who might have the sword in her possession. True enough, the Queen indeed possessed the Sword. Lanaia and Jonathan arrived at the Seelie Court where the latter bargained the relinquish of the sword in exchange of killing the Greater Demon, Queen of Edom and Jonathan's adoptive mother, Lilith and delivering her head on a silver platter. Lanaia later watched as Jonathan transported himself to Edom. His attempt on Lilith's life and obtaining the sword, however, was in vain, as Clary teleported Lilith to Earth in order to question her about a rune that binded her life to Jonathan's. Jonathan later arrived for Lilith, incapacitating Jace and another Shadowhunter, but Clary was able to capture and send him to the Institute.

### Loyalty to the Seelie Queen

Due to the fact that Jonathan was put into the Institute's custody, Lanaia was no longer associated with him. The Seelie Queen entered Lilith's apartment, where she was greeted by Lanaia who informed her that the Institute had sent out all of its soldiers because of some demon attacks terrorizing the mundanes, which turn out to be a diversion set up by her to keep the Institute empty. The Queen then instructs Lanaia to get to Jonathan and kill him in order to prevent him from obtaining the Morning Star sword. Lanaia breaches the Institute's wards and enters Jonathan's cell. Lanaia then attempts to kill the horrified Jonathan, but before she could do so, Clary, now fully succumbed to the rune's influence, suddenly arrives and decapitates Lanaia from behind, killing her and breaking Jonathan out of the Institute. Her corpse was later recovered and taken out by the Seelie Knights.

## Appearances

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

## Trivia

* Lanaia, having the ability to shape-shift, was also portrayed by Katherine McNamara while impersonating Clary Fairchild.

## References

1. ↑ 3x14: *A Kiss From a Rose*
2. ↑ 3x16: *Stay With Me*
3. ↑ 3x18: *The Beast Within*
4. ↑ 3x20: *City of Glass*
Mark

**Mark** is a mundane fighter.

## History

Mark is a big, burly man who often participated in an underground fight club in New York City that known good fighters in the city frequent. His size and strength gave him an advantage against his opponents. However, this proved to not be enough against Isabelle Lightwood and her Shadowhunter training and was easily taken down by the much smaller woman.

Nonetheless, Mark was targeted by the Circle as a prospective new Shadowhunter for Valentine's army. Before he could be kidnapped, Isabelle knocked him out and stashed him aside while she shape-shifted into him to fend off and trap the Circle members sent to capture him.

## References

* 2x02: *A Door Into the Dark* (first and only appearance)
City of Bones

The **City of Bones**, also known as the **Silent City**, is the residence of the Silent Brothers. It also serves as the final resting place for some of the fallen Shadowhunters.

## Information

The Silent City is the base of operations of the Silent Brothers. It is an extensive and complex city of levels and chambers so vast and deep underground. Most Shadowhunters are buried in the City of Bones; traitors, however, forfeit their right to be buried here. The City has several prison cells, which hold suspected criminals awaiting trial or those who commit infractions against the Clave. Interrogations with the Soul-Sword for truths can also take place here.

In one chamber, the Soul-Sword is kept and hung from the ceiling, above a round platform with the Clairvoyance rune on the ground. The Sword in this case is used for rituals such as going through a person's mind.

The City can be reached through a number of entrances. One entrance in New York is found under an overpass of FDR Drive. Another in New York is considered the Downworlders entrance, and one other is found in a cemetery.

Most of the entrances lead to a central area that contains a statue of the Angel Raziel holding a cup, a stone replica of the Mortal Cup, and a sword with the Shadowhunter creed "*Nephilim: facilis descensus Averni*" ("For Shadowhunters, the descent into hell is easy"). This area will lead to other parts of the City.

According to Alec Lightwood, the rune energy in the City of Bones will kill any mundane who dares to enter.

## See Also

* See Silent City on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
2. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
3. ↑ Dark Underpass (mundane) - *Shadowhunters*: Map the Shadows
4. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
5. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
Angels

**Angels** are winged celestial beings which have fought against the demon legion for eons. According to legend, it is an angel, specifically Angel Raziel, who created the Nephilim with the Mortal Cup and his blood.

## Known angels

* Ithuriel
* Raziel

## Angel blood

All Shadowhunters have some level of angel blood in their veins, specifically that of their creator, Raziel. However, an exceptional amount of pure angel blood—Ithuriel's, as a result of experiments by Valentine Morgenstern—runs in the veins of a number of Shadowhunters, giving varied results, namely:

* Clary Fairchild was unwittingly given an exceptional amount of angel blood, particularly Ithuriel's, while in her mother's womb by Valentine. This connection with Ithuriel allows her to see and draw old runes—those not documented in the Gray Book—sent to her through visions by the angel.
* Jace Herondale was also given Ithuriel's blood, also while in his mother's womb, as part of Valentine's experiments. It gave him the ability to activate runes on his and others' skin without the need of a stele. It also makes his eyes glow gold when he uses his rune-activating ability. This excess angelic blood also turned the vampire Simon Lewis into a Daylighter and protected him from the effect of the Soul-Sword after Jace gave Simon his blood.
* Jocelyn Fray was given doses of angel blood by Valentine, unwittingly giving her daughter angel blood as well. She, like Clary, also received some ability to use runes unconventionally, though in a lesser degree compared to Clary's; for example, she and Clary were both able to place—and later withdraw—three-dimensional objects within an otherwise flat surface or material, such as on drawings or paintings, but she does not have access to other runes that Clary has.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1x06: *Of Men and Angels*
2. ↑ 2x08: *Love is a Devil*
3. ↑ 2x08: *Love is a Devil*
4. ↑ 2x05: *Dust and Shadows*
5. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
6. ↑ 2x12: *You Are Not Your Own*
7. ↑ 2x10: *By the Light of Dawn*
8. ↑ 1x07: *Major Arcana*
Inquisitor

The **Inquisitor** is a high-ranking member of the Clave. They investigate Nephilim, making sure that they have not broken the Law of the Clave. They can decide a criminal's punishment, can take control over a mission as a Clave representative, and has enough power that they can appoint a head of an Institute.

## Known Inquisitors

* Imogen Herondale † (until 2016)
* Alec Lightwood

## See Also

* See Inquisitor on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1x11: *Blood Calls To Blood*
2. ↑ 2x13: *Those of Demon Blood*
Church

Other version
* Book Church

**Church** is a cat owned by the non-magic practicing warlock Magnus Bane in the dimension where the culture of the Shadow World technically no longer exists. Magnus seems to hold a small tinge of resentment for the grouchy cat, because while he was affectionate with his other cat Chairman Meow, he was disdainful just at the mention of his name, but he cared enough about the cat that he thought to use an image of it to try and remind Clary of him.
A Heart of Darkness

Episode Guide

***A Heart of Darkness*** is the eighth episode of the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Plot

Magnus, Alec and Isabelle try to reach Jace inside The Owl, but even as powerful as Magnus is, can he help the Lightwoods retrieve their brother from his demon prison? Maia and Jordan join Simon on the hunt for Lilith, while Luke tries to find a way to get to Clary.

## Credits

* Cast

**Starring**:

* Katherine McNamara as Clary Fairchild
* Dominic Sherwood as Jace Herondale
* Alberto Rosende as Simon Lewis
* Matthew Daddario as Alec Lightwood
* Emeraude Toubia as Isabelle Lightwood
* Alisha Wainwright as Maia Roberts
* Isaiah Mustafa as Luke Garroway
* Harry Shum Jr. as Magnus Bane

* Anna Hopkins as Lilith
* Chai Hansen as Jordan Kyle
* Nicola Correia-Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Alexandra Ordolis as Ollie
* Lola Flanery as the Seelie Queen
* Françoise Yip as Jia Penhallow
* Tomaso Sanelli as Young Jace
* Leonidas Castrounis as Young Alec
* Ana Marie Mallinos as Young Isabelle
* Phillip MacKenzie as Brother Enoch

### Videos

*See more here*
TMI 3x08 Promo PreviewTMI 3x08 Sneak Peek 1Jace (the Owl) is trappedTMI 3x08 Sneak Peek 2Clary faces the Soul-Sword
### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Music

* "Matters" - Twinsmith
* "A La Claire Fontaine" - Emeraude Toubia and Tomaso Sanelli
* "Hearts" - Jessie Ware

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* "***A Walk Into Darkness***" is a title for the episode previously posted on the International Standard Audiovisual Number Agency website.
* Filming for this episode ended on November 16, 2017.

The following are elements adapted from *The Mortal Instruments* book series:

* The woman Robert was having an affair with was Annamarie Highsmith.
* Simon had the Mark of Cain on his forehead protecting him and wreaking havoc on others, and was also a threat to Lilith.
* Maryse used to sing her children, including the adopted Jace, the French ballad *À la claire fontaine* before bed.

For differences, see here.
## References

1. ↑ ISAN page for "A Walk Into Darkness" (archive)
2. ↑ "It's a wrap on 3x08!" Jamie Gorenberg on Twitter
Kimberly-Sue Murray

**Kimberly-Sue Murray** is an Canadian actress. She portrays one form of the Seelie Queen in the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

Murray first auditioned for the Seelie Queen earlier in the show's run. When she auditioned again for the third season, she did not realize that it was for the same role as it had been listed under a different name. She apparently only found out on the day of the table read for her debut episode. She based her portrayal of the character off of the one Lola and Sarah had established in the previous season.

## External links

* Kimberly-Sue Murray at the Internet Movie Database
* Kimberly-Sue Murray (@KSueMurray) on Twitter
* Kimberly-Sue Murray (@ksuemurray) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ Shadowhunters star reveals she auditioned to play the Seelie Queen before — Digital Spy
Fire Meets Fate

**This article is not part of the *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments* universe.**

This article covers a subject that is part of the real world, and thus should not be considered
as being within or as part of the *Shadowhunters* fictional universe.

"**Fire Meets Fate**" is an original song written and performed by Ruelle.

The song was specifically written for, and played during, the final scene of the midseason finale episode of the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*, *Erchomai*.

## References

1. ↑ "Thank you @Ruellemusic for watching the final scene of season3a finale and writing such a special original song for us" Todd Slavkin on Twitter
2. ↑ "TONIGHT! I may have written a little something special for the spring finale of @ShadowhuntersTV" Ruelle on Twitter
The Onyx Company

'Under black and blood'

Captain Arlan Wensington

Captain Tycho Aestoria

Captain Ilyn Gaunt

### Identifiers

Their banners, depicting a red dragon skull upon a black field. Symbolism of their loyalty to House Targaryen

**The Onyx Legion** is the personal army of the Lord Protector of the Council of Seven, in essence the Head of House Targaryen. They are currently led by Lord Protector Maekar Targaryen, and are based on Tyrosh.

Originally formed from Westerosi exiles that followed the Targaryens after their defeat in the Blackfyre Rebellion and local mercenaries that swore themselves to the Bloodraven, the company has seen action in every conflict fought by the Kingdom of the Three Daughters. They began as a mercenary company, but turned into a standing army after the Bloodraven founded the Kingdom.

In the War of Unification, the Onyx Legion - known then as the Onyx Company - seized control of Tyrosh. Brutally crushing the levies of House Maegaan after Archon Illiphos Maegaan's assassination.

During the Battle of Salt and Sand, it was Master-Captain Harold Massey of the Onyx Company that finally broke the Unsullied shieldwall - cutting down near two dozen of the elite warriors himself whilst carrying the Company Banner. He survived long enough to see his foes rout, urging his men onward to finish taking the city, before succumbing to his wounds. He was immortalised in the Company's Motto: *'Under black and blood.'* in memory of how, by the end of his charge, the Company Banner was stained thick crimson with the blood of both Harold and the men he had slain.

## Expansions and Reformation

Towards the end of 280 AC, with growing threats both across and Narrow Sea and on the homefront, the Bloodraven decided that it would be necessary to expand the Onyx Company.

With the aid of his Master-Captain, Rodrik Darkwood, numbers swelled to over double that which had served Maekar's father. With these increases came a need to adapt to the internal changes within the Company, and an opportunity to improve upon military traditions that had long since stagnated.

From this, the Onyx Company was reborn as the Onyx Legion, loyal to the Bloodraven and his house above all else.

## Current Key Members

* **Lord Protector Maekar Targaryen**, Commanding Officer
* **High-General Rodrik Darkwood,** Second Officer and Master of the Command
* **Captain Arlan Wensington**, Master of the Horse
* **Captain Tycho Aestoria**, Master of the Scouts
* **Captain Ilyn Gaunt**, Master of the Vanguard
* **Sergeant Ayah of the Wastes,** Master Archer
* **Legionnaire Domnach,** the Barbarian
Angel Dean Lopez

**Angel Dean Lopez** is a writer, editor, and producer. He served as a writer and supervising producer on the first season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Credits

* Season 1
	+ *Moo Shu to Go*
* *The Mortal Cup*

## External links

* Angel Dean Lopez at the Internet Movie Database
* Angel Dean Lopez (@angeldean) on Twitter
* Angel Dean Lopez on Facebook
Mourning runes

**Mourning runes** are Marks used by Shadowhunters to honor a dead loved one. They denote grief, sorrow, and mourning. They are purely symbolic and do nothing to ease suffering.

One known mourning rune is the **Remembrance** rune. The rune is prominently displayed during a Rite of Mourning; the robes of the Silent Brothers are adorned with the runes, and the white drapes decorating the hall are also covered with the rune, one of which is activated during the ceremony.

## See Also

* See Mourning Runes on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ *The Shadowhunter's Codex*
2. ↑ *City of Heavenly Fire*
3. ↑ 2x05: *Dust and Shadows*
Marbas

Book version
* Marbas

**Marbas** is a Greater Demon.

## Description

Marbas has overlapping scales whose colors range from blue to deep purple, and a long yellowish tail. It has a deep voice; at full volume, it carries its own echo.

Its powers of persuasion are great, and its status in Edom is one of high authority.

## History

Belial is believed to have originated from London. Its last known sighting, as recorded by the Clave, was in Los Angeles.
Albert Timberworth

**Albert Timberworth** was a boy who Jonathan Morgenstern killed as a child.

## History

One day, Albert was standing on a bridge when Jonathan spotted him. Jonathan's murderous tendencies took over; excusing the act as an experiment, apparently "curious" to see if a 32-foot fall from being pushed off the bridge would kill him, Jonathan pushed him off the bridge, killing the boy instantly.
Magnus's mother

Other version
* Book mother

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

## Magnus' mother

**Magnus' mother** was an Indonesian woman who gave birth to Magnus Bane as a result of an encounter with a demon.

## History

At one point, Magnus's mother was unknowingly tricked into sleeping with a demon—specifically, the Greater Demon Asmodeus. From this encounter, Magnus, a warlock born with eyes of a cat. It would only be nine years after she gave birth to him when she realized what his cat eyes meant—that he was a child of a demon—and she was horrified at her realization. Ultimately, she committed suicide, killing herself with a *keris*.

Magnus soon found her, and when her husband found them, he blamed Magnus and shouted at him, causing Magnus to lash out and kill him.

## References

1. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
2. ↑ 2x05: *Dust and Shadows*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
Isaiah Mustafa

**Isaiah Mustafa** is an American actor and former NFL practice squad wide receiver. He is widely known for a series of Old Spice TV commercials, *The Man Your Man Could Smell Like*. He portrays Luke Garroway on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

On May 8, 2015, it was announced that Isaiah and Matthew Daddario had landed the roles of Luke Garroway and Alec Lightwood, respectively.

## Trivia

* Isaiah has a spider tattoo on his inner right forearm.
* He also has an extensive collection of yoga pants.

## References

1. ↑ Variety - ABC Family’s ‘Shadowhunters’ Adds Two More to Cast

## External links

* Isaiah Mustafa on Wikipedia
* Isaiah Mustafa at the Internet Movie Database
* Isaiah Mustafa (@isaiahmustafa) on Twitter
* Isaiah Mustafa on Facebook
* Isaiah Mustafa (@isaiahmustafa) on Instagram
Helen

**Helen** is the grandmother of Rebecca and Simon Lewis.

## History

When she was young, her family owned a bakery in Poland during WWII. She witnessed soldiers "ask" to put a star on their bakery's window to signify that theirs was a Jewish-run shop. She witnessed more difficult times, when they were told to wear white armbands, forbidden from riding trains, and then forced to get on trains and onto camps. Helen was the only one in her family to survive.

Helen eventually had a family, had a daughter named Elaine, who went on to give her two grandchildren, and a grandson named Simon who affectionately called her "Bubbie Helen".

For the Yom Kippur dinner in 2016, Helen flew to New York to celebrate with her family. Helen was disappointed that Simon did not attend the Temple service and stated that she won't wait for Simon for dinner if he was late. When he did arrive, it was with Maia Roberts, who was introduced to them as Simon's girlfriend. Though Helen inquired about Maia's religion, the girl's charm made her likable enough to Helen.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ 2x13: *Those of Demon Blood*
2. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
Healing runes

There are several variations of **healing runes** used by Shadowhunters.

Runes such as these can heal grievous, possibly fatal wounds, enabling healing without causing harm or distress.

The first most basic healing and pain-killing rune is the ***iratze***, which closes cuts and wounds in Shadowhunters. It alleviates pain, closes cuts and wounds and temporarily raises the temperature, helping burn out infection much like a fever does. It can also be used in case of minor health concerns or illnesses such as headaches, as well as for recovery from the magical, hallucinogenic properties of Lake Lyn.

For severe injuries for which the *iratze* is ineffective, healing would typically be done by the Silent Brothers.

## Etymology

*Iratze* in Basque means "reference to the Virgin Mary." Cassandra Clare chose this term because of this.

## References

1. ↑ *Clockwork Angel*
2. ↑ *The Shadowhunter's Codex*
3. ↑ Cassandra Clare (@cassieclare) on Twitter
4. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
5. ↑ 2x18: *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
6. ↑ Cassandra Clare (@cassieclare) on Twitter
Malec

Episode Guide

***Malec*** is the twelfth episode of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

"ALL YOU NEED IS MALEC": On the eve of Alec and Lydia's wedding, relationships are examined.

The Institute is in full swing as everyone is preparing for the wedding of Alec and Lydia. Lydia is getting final touches made on her wedding dress, the wedding decorations are set and Isabelle is trying to figure out a way to throw a traditional, mundane bachelor party for her brother–whether he likes it or not. During what should be a time of great celebration for many is far from it as they examine their relationships. Alec is struggling on two sides–his wedding is one of the biggest days in his life and his *parabatai* should be at his side, yet he and Jace are still at odds. Alec also continues to struggle with his feelings for Magnus, especially when Magnus won't give up on Alec. And as the Institute is buzzing with romance, Clary is desperate to work things out with Jace, but he is keeping her at arm's length.

Meanwhile, Jace, Clary and Magnus go looking for warlock Ragnor Fell to try and find the antidote to awaken Jocelyn.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

* 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
* 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

**more...**

* Nicola Correia Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Paulino Nunes as Robert Lightwood
* Adam Kenneth Wilson as Ragnor Fell

**Others**:

* Stephen R. Hart as Brother Jeremiah

* Michael Reisz — writer
* James Marshall — director
* Alyson Silverberg and Jonathan Clay Harris — casting directors
* TBA

### Music

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

* "The Right Way" - Type3 Vampires
* "Arrows" (Love Thy Brother Remix) - Mas Ysa
* "Air on the G String" - Extreme Music
* "War of Hearts" - Ruelle

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* Shooting took place in September 2015.
* The episode title "Malec" is the portmanteau or 'ship name' for the coupled pairing of Magnus Bane and Alec Lightwood.
* Because Constantin Film does not own the rights to *The Bane Chronicles*, the mention of Imasu was technically not allowed.

The following are elements adapted from *The Mortal Instruments*:

* Imasu Morales, his history with Magnus and his *charango*-playing is mentioned in this episode.
* Tessa Gray and Catarina Loss make cameos in this episode, as their images are portrayed alongside Ragnor's as two of the three possible candidates who made the potion for Jocelyn.

For differences, go here.
## References

1. ↑ "... shooting episode 12 now and it’s a massive one..." Harry Shum Jr. on Twitter
2. ↑ "... that was a mistake, we discussed it later," Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
Midori

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

## History

Along with Konrad, Midori went to Luke Garroway at the NYPD precinct in their search for the Mortal Cup. When Konrad was killed by Jace, Midori suspected it to be Luke's doing. While stalking a warlock to get information about Magnus Bane, Luke intercepted her before she could do anything. She then confronted him about killing Konrad. During a brief fight that broke out in an empty underground parking lot, Luke Turned into a werewolf and killed her.

## References

1. ↑ 1x01: *The Mortal Cup*
2. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
Institute's core

The **Institute's core** is an angelic power core that supplies an Institute with energy.

## Information

To protect it from any potential exposure to demonic influence, Institutes were built away from ley lines.

The core is kept in a big chamber in the New York Institute, but it can also be accessed through a highly secure external hatch on the rooftop,

## History

In 2016, Valentine used the angelic core of the New York Institute to power the Soul-Sword, accomplishing one of the requirements needed to be able to use the Soul-Sword to destroy all demon-blooded creatures. Alec Lightwood and Victor Aldertree tried to shut the core off through the hatch on the rooftop but failed.

Some weeks after, Alec, then the newly-appointed head of the Institute, allowed the warlock Magnus Bane to tap into the core. Magnus used a spell to temporarily divert the flow of its magic and the ley lines in order to cleanse the ley lines of the recent demonic corruptions plaguing the city. The decision was met with objections by a group of Shadowhunters, led by Raj, who raised that this posed the risk of exposing the core if a demonic shock wave hit during the process, which could potentially vaporize the Institute or worse. Despite their intervention, Alec was able to manually power the core in time for Magnus to make the core counter the incoming shock wave.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x10: *By the Light of Dawn*
Adam J. Harrington

**Adam John Harrington** is a Canadian-American actor and producer. He portrayed Michael Wayland in the first season of *Shadowhunters*.

## *Shadowhunters*

Adam's appearance on *Shadowhunters* was kept under wraps because of the nature of his role. However, his appearance was first leaked when a video of him training with the actor of his onscreen son Dominic Sherwood was posted by the show's then stunt coordinator Steve Lucescu who unknowingly let slip a spoiler by calling them "Jace and Wayland", shortly after the casting side for Michael Wayland was released online.

## References

1. ↑ Steve Lucescu on Instagram — video deleted; copy
2. ↑ Michael Wayland casting side on Showfax

## External links

* Adam J. Harrington on Wikipedia
* Adam J. Harrington at the Internet Movie Database
* Adam J. Harrington (@adamjharrington) on Twitter
Matthew Daddario

**Matthew Daddario** is an American actor who portrays Alec Lightwood on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

Matthew originally auditioned for the film adaptation, *Film:The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones*.

When the first casting calls were made for the Freeform series *Shadowhunters* in early 2015, Matt was among those who auditioned for the part of Jace Wayland. When Cassandra Clare watched the audition video, she tagged it "Would be perfect Alec" for the producers. Eventually, Dominic Sherwood was cast as Jace, and Matthew went to audition as Alec in Los Angeles. On May 8, 2015, it was announced that Matt and Isaiah landed the roles of Alec Lightwood and Luke Garroway, respectively.

## Trivia

* Matt has Italian, Irish, English, Czech, and Hungarian ancestry.
* His older sister is actress Alexandra Daddario.

## References

1. ↑ PopWrapped Q&A with Harry and Matthew
2. ↑ The story of Matthew's casting — Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
3. ↑ Variety - ABC Family’s ‘Shadowhunters’ Adds Two More to Cast
4. ↑ The Gentleman's Journal Woman of the Week: Alexandra Daddario
5. ↑ Alex Daddario Brasil

## External links

* Matthew Daddario at the Internet Movie Database
* Matthew Daddario (@matthewdaddario) on Twitter
* Matthew Daddario (@matthewdaddario) on Instagram
Griffin

**Griffin** is a vampire who briefly served as the leader of the Brooklyn vampire clan.

## Biography

Griffin assumed command over the clan shortly after his predecessor Raphael Santiago was banished from New York City by Isabelle Lightwood for experimenting on the newly Turned vampire Heidi McKenzie.

Heidi went to the Hotel Dumort, asking Griffin for a place to stay and hide from the werewolves hunting her. Refusing to explain the true reasons why, Heidi used the hatred between vampires and werewolves as an excuse, only for Griffin—knowing that werewolves never attack with no reason—to turn her request down due to her past crimes, and was subsequently escorted out by Elle and Joshua.

Heidi orchestrated a plan to set the werewolves up into raiding the Dumort. They violently broke in, demanding Heidi's surrender and, in the ensuing chaos, Jordan Kyle attacked Griffin in a fit of rage. When another Praetor confirmed that Heidi was not there, Griffin demanded that they be kicked out.

Coerced by Heidi, Griffin and the other vampires decide to attack the Jade Wolf in retaliation against Jordan and the werewolves. They arrived at the restaurant, where he demanded Jordan's surrender and a huge fight quickly started, leaving heavy casualties on both sides. Griffin nearly stabbed Maia Roberts with silver poison, but Jordan stepped in to save her, leaving him wounded. Enraged, Maia easily knocked Griffin aside with a single punch. The fight came to an end after Griffin murdered Russell, the current leader of the werewolf pack, and then went after Maia and Jordan who were hiding in the kitchen.

After Maia and Jordan survived the massacre, Griffin informed Heidi about this and became concerned about the consequences of breaking the the Accords. To save herself, Heidi went to the New York Institute where she falsely denied being part of the attack and let the entire clan take the fall, thus resulting in Griffin, Joshua, and Elle getting arrested and put into the custody of the Clave in Idris.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ 3x13: *Beati Bellicosi*
2. ↑ 3x15: *To the Night Children*
Jack Fulton

**Jack Fulton** is an actor. He portrays Max Lightwood on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Credits

* **Season 1** (2/13):
	+ *Of Men and Angels*
	+ *Bad Blood*
* **Season 2** (4/20):
	+ *Love is a Devil*
	+ *Those of Demon Blood*
	+ *A Dark Reflection*
	+ *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
* **Season 3** (1/22):
	+ *All Good Things...*

## Trivia

* Jack's casting was announced by Cassandra Clare on Tumblr, alongside the reveal that Paulino Nunes was also cast as his onscreen father.

## References

1. ↑ Casting news — Cassandra Clare on Tumblr

## External links

* Jack Fulton at the Internet Movie Database
* Jack Fulton (@thejackfulton) on Twitter
Joshua

**Joshua** is a vampire of the Brooklyn vampire clan.

## History

Joshua served as one of the vampires standing guard in the receiving area of the Hotel Dumort.

Once, the Shadowhunter Alec Lightwood stormed into the hotel in search of his sister Isabelle who was letting Raphael Santiago, then the leader of their clan, feed on her. Joshua tried to stop him from entering but was knocked out fairly quickly. When Isabelle returned a few days after, Joshua escorted her in. He gave the pair privacy and was thus not around when Isabelle threatened his leader's life. When Raphael's sister died and Isabelle came to visit, Joshua once again walked her in.

With Raphael driven out of the city, the vampire Griffin took his place as the head of the clan. As a loyal subject of the clan, Joshua continued to protect their leader and began serving as Griffin's bodyguard.

When Heidi McKenzie came to the hotel looking for a place to stay, Joshua and Elle escorted her in, and also escorted her out when Griffin refused her request. Later, when werewolves of the Praetor Lupus arrived demanding Heidi's surrender, tensions rose and Joshua moved to protect their clan leader. He was pushed by Jordan Kyle when he tried to tell him to move. When another Praetor confirmed that Heidi wasn't around and Griffin demanded that they be sent out, Joshua pushed Jordan away and out, baring his fangs at him all the way.

Heidi returned shortly after and convinced the vampires to get revenge by attacking the Jade Wolf. Joshua and Elle agreed with Heidi and convinced Griffin to see their plan through. A battle broke out at the restaurant that resulted in heavy casualties on both sides.

## Trivia

* The character has been credited only as "**ND Vampire**" for his first couple of appearances. His name was first shown in the credits sequence of the Season 3B episode *Beati Bellicosi*, his fourth appearance overall, though he was never been called by name onscreen.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 2x09: *Bound By Blood*
2. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
3. ↑ 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*
4. ↑ 3x04: *Thy Soul Instructed*
5. ↑ 3x13: *Beati Bellicosi*
Matt Hastings

**Matthew "Matt" Hastings** is a writer, director, and producer. He has been an executive producer on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments* since its second season.

## External links

* Matt Hastings's official site
* Matt Hastings at the Internet Movie Database
* Matt Hastings (@mattdirector) on Twitter
* Matt Hastings (@mattdirector) on Instagram
* Matt Hastings on Facebook
Hunter's Moon

Other version
* Book Hunter's Moon

**Hunter's Moon** is a bar in Chinatown in Manhattan, New York City.

## Information

The bar is frequented by Downworlders and Shadowhunters alike.

Maia Roberts resides in the bar and works there as a barista.

## Trivia

* The set for the bar was originally used as the belly of Valentine's ship in *This Guilty Blood*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 BTS S2 Production Design - YouTube
2. ↑ 2x07: *How Are Thou Fallen*
3. ↑ BTS Tour of Hunters Moon | Freeform - YouTube
Mortal Mirror

Raziel summoned by Valentine at the lake

**The Mortal Mirror** is in fact **Lake Lyn** in Idris. It is the third of the Mortal Instruments given by the Angel Raziel to the Nephilim.

## Description

According to the legends, the Mortal Mirror was not meant to easily be found. At one point, someone made it look like the mortal mirror was a small compact mirror, in case anyone attempted to look for the mirror, in an effort to mislead people. Thus, for a long time, the Mortal Mirror's whereabouts and information regarding the mirror remained a mystery for the Nephilim.

The lake's waters has hallucinogenic properties that may drive those who ingest it to madness if left untreated for too long. Despite not many people knowing that the lake can be poisonous to the mind, it had simply become common knowledge among many Shadowhunters to stay away from the lake.

Being a Mortal Instrument, the lake can be used to summon Raziel. Its participation is simply being the site of the angel's rising. Dropping the two other Mortal Instruments into the lake, standing in the water of the lake, and calling for Raziel will summon the angel.

## History

Sometime in the 1990s, Jocelyn Fairchild got ahold of the fake Mortal Mirror and set up a series of protective measures to hide the Mortal Mirror like she did with the Mortal Cup. She entrusted the warlock Elliot Nourse with its location. Elliot wore a sigil: a complicated map that coordinates with ley lines in New York City and leads to the "mirror's" location. Elliot placed a spell on that sigil to have it removed from his own skin and transferred onto another warlock upon his death; Elliot chose Dot in 2016.

This was able to briefly trick Valentine, Jonathan, and the rest of the Shadowhunters that the mirror was in their hands. When the "mirror" was destroyed by Clary's rune, she realized that it wasn't the mirror. Remembering her dreams of the lake—visions from Ithuriel—she realized that Lake Lyn was the mirror. When this was reported to Alicante, Valentine found out the truth from his spy in the Council. Valentine was able to go to the lake and summon Raziel.

## Gallery

* Clary's vision of the lake being a mirror

## See Also

* See Mortal Mirror on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 2x18: *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
2. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 2x20: *Beside Still Water*
4. ↑ 2x17: *A Dark Reflection*
5. ↑ 2x19: *Hail and Farewell*
Magnus's stepfather

**Magnus' stepfather** was a Dutchman who was married to an Indonesian woman whose son was half-demon.

## History

At one point, his wife took her own life, stabbing herself with a *keris*. He and his stepson found her dead, and he was quick to blame him for her suicide, calling him an abomination. This hurt and angered the boy, who then lashed out and burned him on the spot with his magic, killing him.

## References

* 2x15: *A Problem of Memory* (only appearance; through flashback)
Elle Freitag

**Elle Freitag** is a former vampire of the Brooklyn vampire clan.

## Biography

Elle was the right-hand man, alongside Joshua, of Griffin, who succeeded Raphael Santiago as the leader of the Brooklyn vampire clan after he was banished from New York City by Isabelle Lightwood for experimenting on the newly Turned vampire Heidi McKenzie.

Heidi went to the Hotel Dumort, accompanied by Elle and Joshua, hoping that he allows her to stay there for a while and hide from the werewolves hunting her and trying to warn them how dangerous they are. However, Griffin had to turn Heidi's request down due to her past crimes and was subsequently forced out on his orders. As part of a scheme to play them against each other, the werewolves and Jordan Kyle later break in, demanding that Heidi, whom they believed was being harbored by the clan, be turned over, with Jordan assaulting Griffin in a fit of rage despite truthfully claiming that Heidi isn't here. After another Praetor confirms this and Griffin demands that they be kicked out, Elle bared her fangs at them all the way. Taking Heidi's warning to heart after convincing the vampires into fighting back, Joshua and Elle agreed to attack the Jade Wolf in retaliation, convincing the unsure Griffin to see their plan through. A battle broke out at the restaurant that resulted in heavy casualties on both sides.

After Maia and Jordan survived the massacre, Griffin informed Heidi about this and became concerned about the consequences of breaking the the Accords. To save herself, Heidi went to the New York Institute where she falsely denied being part of the attack and let the entire clan take the fall, thus resulting in Griffin, Joshua, and Elle getting arrested and put into the custody of the Clave in Idris.

Elle is seen among the imprisoned Downworlders, who were meant to be locked up in The Gard for their crimes, having been instead chosen for the Project Heavenly Fire led by Victor Aldertree to turn them back into mundanes against their own will. Elle is forcefully taken away when it is her turn and injected with the serum, becoming a mundane herself.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ 3x13: *Beati Bellicosi*
2. ↑ 3x15: *To the Night Children*
3. ↑ 3x17: *Heavenly Fire*
How Are Thou Fallen

Episode Guide

***How Are Thou Fallen*** is the seventh episode of the second season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

CLARY TAKES A LEAP OF FAITH: Clary and Luke find themselves at odds over Cleo.

Luke's sister shows up at the Jade Wolf claiming innocence about the recent attack. But with Luke not trusting a word Cleo says, he finds himself at odds with Clary who sees an opportunity to get to Valentine. Yet how far will Clary go to prove she is right about Cleo?

Meanwhile, Simon gets dating advice from a surprising source as Isabelle takes a dangerous path.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

* 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
* Alisha Wainwright as Maia Roberts
* Lisa Berry as Sister Cleophas
* Alan Van Sprang as Valentine Morgenstern

**more...**

**Co-starring**:

* Joel Labelle as Alaric
* Alyssa Capriotti as Lindsay
* Michelle Argyris as Kaelie
* Luke Gallo as Rufus
* Erica Deutschman as Eloise
* Alec Stockwell as Ithuriel

* Hollie Overton — writer
* Ben Bray — director
* Michael McMurray — director of photography

### Music

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

* "Got It Bad" - LEISURE
* "Rattlesnake" - Wages
* "Strange Stars" - Faces On Film
* "27 Kids" - GRMLN
* "All the Right Moves" - The Blah Blah Blahs
* "Ever" - Tiny Deaths
* "Faux" - Ed Tullett & Novo Amor

## Trivia

* Filming began on October 17, and ended on October 27, 2016.
* Maia telling Jace she'd spit in one of the shots she just served him, and Jace's response was ad-libbed by the actors, Alisha and Dominic.

## References

1. ↑ "We start shooting 207 on Monday!" Todd Slavkin (@toddzer1) on Twitter
2. ↑ "Day 1 of Episode 7" — Hollie Overton (@hollieoverton) on Instagram
3. ↑ "That's a wrap on @shadowhunterstv episode 2007!" Hollie Overton (@hollieoverton) on Instagram
4. ↑ "Improvised by the talented @WainwrightAE on set" Todd Slavkin on Twitter
5. ↑ "Amazing improv by @WainwrightAE!!" Taylor Mallory on Twitter
Agility rune

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.

The **Agility rune** is a long-lived rune that equips the marked Nephilim with acuity not just of body, but also of mind. All Nephilim receive this rune early in their training, giving them the ability to process information quickly and to react. It equips a Shadowhunter with the ability to move deftly and with effortless grace.
Love is a Devil

Episode Guide

***Love is a Devil*** is the eighth episode of the second season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

TENSIONS RUN HIGH: Max's Rune Ceremony brings everyone's fears to the forefront.

Tasked with arranging his brother Max's Rune Ceremony, Alec decides this would be the perfect opportunity for his family to get to know Magnus. But with tensions flying among the different Shadowhunters, Max's big event quickly becomes an evening where they all must face their biggest fears.

Meanwhile, Simon makes a bold move as Isabelle finds an unlikely new ally.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

* 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
* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Alisha Wainwright as Maia Roberts
* Stephanie Belding as Dr. Iris Rouse
* Nicola Correia-Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Raymond Ablack as Raj
* Alan Van Sprang as Valentine Morgenstern

**more...**

**Co-starring**:

* Erica Deutschman as Eloise
* Ariana Williams as Madzie
* Jack Fulton as Max Lightwood

* Y. Shireen Razack — writer
* Catriona McKenzie — director

### Music

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

* "Joni" - Vahagni
* "Fiesta Gitana" - David Savcic
* "Blood Rose" - Birthday

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* A painting that was featured in this episode is the same one used for the film.

The following are elements adapted from *The Mortal Instruments*:

* Magnus tends to take in stray cats.
* Simon and Clary began dating after it was revealed that Clary and Jace were siblings.
* Robert Lightwood is having an affair.
* Magnus's warlock mark is his cat eyes.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/NephilimUpdates/status/793671907711131648
Circle rune

The **Circle rune** is a rune that all Shadowhunters who became members of the Circle possess, or once did. The rune is typically found on the left side of their necks.

## History

Members of the Circle were all Marked with a round rune which has no known explicit purpose aside from their identification as Circle members.

After the Uprising and the Circle's subsequent fall, a member of the Circle Hodge Starkweather surrendered to the Clave and was spared. He was made to swear an oath to never speak about his days in the Circle; his Circle runes was enchanted, and violating this condition would cause the rune to react and would burn him, causing immense, searing pain. The Circle rune was also made detectable by the new wards around Idris, preventing entry into the country by anyone wearing it.

An exception to this are special cases, including Robert and Maryse Lightwood who were pardoned and simply had their Circle runes removed or deactivated. Cleophas Graymark who'd joined the Iron Sisters also had her rune deactivated, which she was easily able to reignite over a decade later when she heard about Valentine's return. Valentine's Circle rune was removed from his neck during his imprisonment in the New York Institute to prepare him for his transfer to Idris.

## References

1. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
3. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
4. ↑ 2x06: *Iron Sisters*
5. ↑ 2x07: *How Are Thou Fallen*
Chairman Meow

Other version
* Book Chairman

**Chairman Meow** is a cat owned by the non-magic practicing warlock Magnus Bane in the dimension where the culture of the Shadow World technically no longer exists.

## History

When Clary Fairchild traveled to the Alternate dimension to try to find out where Valentine Morgenstern had her mother, Jocelyn Fray, she saw a television commercial for a warlock named Magnus Bane.

As in this dimension, the demons had never invaded the world, the Shadowhunters had never been created and therefore the Shadow World did not exist, so Magnus did not practice the magic. When Clary went to see him at her house, he had two cats: Chairman Meow and Church.