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Callum Kerr

**Callum Kerr** is a Scottish actor who is anticipated to portray Galad Trakand in Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time* television series. Callum Kerr's involvement with *The Wheel of Time* has not been officially announced by production.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Callum Kerr was best known for portraying Christopher Foxworth in *Flowers in the Attic: The Origin* (2022), Wade Stellings in *Monarch* (2022), and George Kiss in *Hollyoaks* (2020-2021). Callum Kerr also performs country music and released his debut single "Tequila Therapy" in 2023.

On July 21, 2023, *WoT Series* reported that Callum Kerr's online CV was updated to show he would portray the character Galad Trakand. The director listed on his CV with his role was Sanaa Hamri, who was director season 2, but Kerr did not appear in season 2.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 3 - Galad Trakand (unconfirmed)

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## External links

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *WoT Series*, SCOOP: The Wheel of Time Casts Iconic Character by Sara. July 21, 2023.
Old Tongue

The **Old Tongue** is a dead language, which was the common language of the Age of Legends.

## Overview

Once the common tongue during the Age of Legends, during the late Third Age, it is nearly extinct. It is studied by scholars, nobles, and the Aes Sedai, and is remembered more in ancient places such as Malkier and Seanchan. It may also come naturally to those who have Old Blood running through their veins.

## Changes from the book series

The Old Tongue is an adaptation of the language of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Trivia

* In March 2020, Rafe Judkins reported that certain cast members were already speaking in the Old Tongue, and that they "nailed it."
* Naomi Joy Todd is a linguist and a dialect coach for the show.

## References

1. ↑ Trivia for *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 4: *The Dragon Reborn*.
2. ↑ Pike, Rosamund (narrator). (October 21, 2021). "What is an Aes Sedai?". *The Wheel of Time - Explained*. Twitter.
3. ↑ First used for the release of the single. Here is one breakdown.
4. ↑ The words "Aman isain corenne" appear in the first trailer 360 view at about 0:48.
5. ↑ First used by the official Twitter account in their profile image: Even legends can have a beginning. #TheWheelOfTime Coming to Prime Video 2021 June 30, 2021. Pointed out here with several translations beneath.
6. ↑ The words "Mordero daghain..." and "...pas duente cuebiyar" appear in the first trailer 360 view at about 2:02.
7. ↑ The words "Shaidar Aan" appear in the first trailer 360 view at about 0:48.
8. ↑ IGN with Rafe Judkins, The Wheel of Time: Exclusive Trailer Breakdown with Showrunner Rafe Judkins - IGN First. October 27, 2021.
9. ↑ Twitter thread with Q&A archived: "Part 4, Geofram Bornhald confirmed! #TwitterofTime" March 22, 2020.
10. ↑ WoTSeries: October 27, 2021.
11. ↑ IMDb: Naomi Joy Todd. Retrieved October 27, 2021.
Mazrim Taim

**Mazrim Taim** is a character first mentioned in season 2 of *The Wheel of Time* television series. He has not been shown in the series, and he has not yet been cast.

Mazrim Taim is a man who can channel, and he has declared himself the Dragon Reborn in Saldaea.

## History

### Season 2

During a meeting about Nynaeve al'Meara, Liandrin Guirale mentions that another false Dragon has declared himself in Saldaea. Joiya Byir shares that he's reportedly more powerful than Logain Ablar, another recent false Dragon.

Alanna Mosvani speaks to Sheriam Bayanar about Nynaeve, and she also mentions the recent rise in powerful channelers, and Ihvon adds Logain and Mazrim Taim as examples. Alanna says that this the Pattern is giving them weapons to fight the Dark One.

## Appearances

Mazrim Taim has not yet appeared in the series. He is referenced in the first episode of season 2, and named in the second episode.

## Quotes

> **Sheriam**This tower used to be full. But year after year, fewer girls come to us. And with less power.**Liandrin**Yet the world around us simmers. Hmm? The hunt for the Horn of Valere called in Illian, Trolloc raids near Arafel, and another false Dragon has declared himself in Saldaea.**Joiya**They say he's even more powerful than Logain.**Liandrin**You can feel it. Something is coming.— Season 2 episode 1 A Taste of Solitude

> **Alanna**Do you know why these women and men are being born now, Sister? With so much more power than we've ever seen? Not just Nynaeve, but Egwene and the Daughter-Heir, too.**Ihvon**And the false Dragons. Logain, Mazrim Taim.**Alanna**The Pattern's giving us weapons. To fight against him. The Last Battle is near, Sister.— Alanna to Sheriam, season 2 episode 2 Strangers and Friends

## Changes from the book series

Mazrim Taim is an adaptation of the character of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

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## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 1: *A Taste of Solitude*.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 2: *Strangers and Friends*.
Red Ajah

The **Red Ajah** is a division of Aes Sedai. Their mission is to police improper use of the One Power, which primarily involves hunting down mad male channelers.

## Overview

The purpose of the Red Ajah is to police the misuse of the One Power. Some even make sure that other female channelers, including Aes Sedai, do not misuse the One Power, but their primary purpose is to find and neutralize male channelers, who are destined to go mad due to the Dark One's corruption of *saidin* in the Third Age. In accordance with Tower law, they are to bring all men who can channel back to Tar Valon to stand trial, but in the late New Era, rumors began to grow that many of the Red Ajah started to illegally gentle men on the spot.

They do not bond Warders, as it is seen as conflicting with their mission to find and gentle male channelers in accordance with Tower law. Overall, they have earned the reputation of disliking men most out of all Ajahs.

Traditionally, the Red and the Green Ajah have a strained relationship in the Tower, as they consider each other to have fundamental differences.

## List of known Red sisters

* Farina
* Liandrin Guirale

## Changes from the book series

The Red Ajah is adapted from the Ajah of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## Gallery

### Promotional images

Red Ajah hunting a male channelerRed Ajah bond no WardersRed Ajah Sitters in the Hall of the Tower
## References

1. ↑ Instagram: 7 colors. 7 callings. Each Ajah is tasked with a unique duty. September 8, 2021.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 4: *The Dragon Reborn*.
3. ↑ Official timeline from Prime Video: *The Wheel of Time*, under the "Explore" section (login required). Retrieved October 25, 2021.
4. ↑ Trivia for *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 6: *The Flame of Tar Valon*.

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Lilibet Biutanaseva

**Lilibet Biutanaseva** is a British actress who portrays Eldrin Cauthon on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

Lilibet is the identical twin sister of Litiana Biutanaseva, who portrays Eldrin's twin Bode Cauthon.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Lilibet portrayed Harriet in *The Bay of Silence* (2020), Olivia Malice Esme Lilliana Isabella in *Kiddyzuzaa* (2019), and Lucy in *Together* (2014). In *Kiddyzuzaa* and *Together*, the roles were shared with her twin sister Litiana.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time*
	+ Season 1, episode *Leavetaking* - Eldrin Cauthon

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## External links

* Lilibet Biutanaseva at the Internet Movie Database
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Sea of Storms

The **Sea of Storms** is the large body of water that lies to the south of the Westlands.

## Geography

Qaim is a notable island located in the Sea of Storms, while the island of Tremalking lies between the Sea of Storms and the Aryth Ocean to the north and west. The Westland nations of Altara, Illian, and Tear border the Sea of Storms to the north.

## Changes from the book series

The Sea of Storms is an adaptation of the sea of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Map on the official Prime Video page for *The Wheel of Time*.
Peter Cox

**Peter Cox** is a British singer-songwriter. He performs vocals for the score of *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Cox is best known for being part of the pop duo Go West in the 1980s and early 1990s. He later rebranded as a solo artist, and scored three top 40 hits on the UK Singles Chart in the 1990s.

On October 28, 2021, composer Lorne Balfe revealed on Twitter that Peter Cox was a vocalist for the score music for *The Wheel of Time*.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time*
	+ Season 1 - vocals for theme and score music
		- *Mashiara* - vocals
		- *Wab'shar* - vocals
		- *Al'Dival* - vocals
	+ Season 2 - vocals for theme and score music

## Quotes

> **Lorne Balfe**A true honor to work with the one of the most unique voices in the world. Welcome to The Wheel of Time family Mr Peter Cox. #wheeloftime**Peter Cox**Lorne! The honour - and the privilege - are mine. 👊🏻🌟— Twitter, October 28, 2021

> Thrilled to finally be able to share that I play a small part in the soundtrack to @TheWheelOfTime composed by @Lornebalfe. My first time at @AbbeyRoad ! An honour and a privilege. 🌟 🎙 #wheeloftime
>
> Peter Cox, Twitter, October 28, 2021

> Hey, kids! I’m excited to be the featured voice on Mashiara (Lost Love) by @Lornebalfe from the soundtrack to the imminent @PrimeVideo TV series ‘The Wheel Of Time’. You can hear me singing in the old tongue here.. no’ma mi cuebiyar.. ❤️ #WheelOfTime
>
> Peter Cox, Twitter, November 5, 2021

> What an honour to be invited to be part of the soundtrack to Amazon’s @TheWheelOfTime and to work at @AbbeyRoad with maestro @Lornebalfe! Here I am singing in ‘Old Tongue’ - if you know, you know.. 🙏🏻🌟
>
> Peter Cox, Twitter, August 25, 2023

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## External links

* Peter Cox at the Internet Movie Database
* Peter Cox (musician) on Wikipedia
* Follow Peter Cox (@officialpetercox) on Instagram
* Follow Peter Cox (@peterjohncox) on Twitter
* Peter Cox discography at Discogs

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://twitter.com/Lornebalfe/status/1453677778591797248
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/peterjohncox/status/1453700331477651460
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/peterjohncox/status/1453713031477792775
4. ↑ Peter Cox posted on Twitter/X, August 25, 2023.
Shienaran Woman (The Eye of the World)

## Shienaran Woman

An unnamed **Shienaran woman** is a character in *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Petra Lustigová.

The Shienaran woman answers Lady Amalisa's call for any woman who can channel to help defend Fal Dara.

## History

### Early life

This woman was born in Shienar, and was able to channel. It is unknown if she ever trained at the White Tower of Tar Valon, but would have failed her training if she did. It is much more likely that she was a wilder.

### Season 1

When Trollocs and Fades threaten to pour out of Tarwin's Gap and attack Fal Dara, this woman answers Lady Amalisa Jagad's call for any female channelers in the city to help defend it. The only other female channeler apart from the Shienaran commoner and Lady Amalisa is a Malkieri refugee, until they are joined by Egwene al'Vere and Nynaeve al'Meara.

Amalisa links with the four other female channelers, and when the Shadowspawn army approaches, she unleashes a great burst of the One Power that defeats their enemies. However, Amalisa cannot let go of the One Power, which threatens to kill the other women. All apart from Egwene fall to the ground and are badly burnt, though Nynaeve is Healed by Egwene.

## Physical appearance

The Shienaran woman is an adult woman with gray-silver hair and fair skin.

## Appearances

The Shienaran woman appears in the following episodes:

## Changes from the book series

The Shienaran woman is an original character in the television series, and is not an adaptation of anyone from the book series.

## Navigation

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Ishamael •
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Selene •
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## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 8: *The Eye of the World*.
Maidens of the Spear

The **Maidens of the Spear** (*Far Dareis Mai* in the Old Tongue) are an Aiel warrior society composed entirely of women.

## History

The Maidens of the Spear fought in the Aiel War against the Cairhienin and their allies from the Westlands. During the Battle of the Shining Walls, Tigraine Mantear killed and defeated many Illianer soldiers in spite of her advanced pregnancy and the onset of labor, though was mortally wounded in the fighting. She was found by Tam al'Thor, though the soldier took pity on her and helped her deliver her son, the Dragon Reborn. Tam adopted her son, Rand.

### Season 2

Aviendha, a Maiden of the Spear, is held in a cage by Children of the Light in Atuan's Mill. She is freed by Perrin Aybara, and the two defeat many Whitecloaks together. When they make camp, Aviendha explains that she has left the Three-fold Land to search for the *Car'a'carn*, the Aiel Chief of Chiefs.

## Known Maidens of the Spear

* Aviendha
* Bain
* Chiad
* Tigraine Mantear

## Changes from the book series

The Maidens of the Spear are an adaptation of the society of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 7: *The Dark Along the Ways*.
2. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 5: *Damane*.
Olivia Williams

**Olivia Williams** is an English actress who is anticipated to portray Queen Morgase Trakand in season 3 of *The Wheel of Time* television series. Olivia Williams's involvement with *The Wheel of Time* has not been officially announced by production.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Olivia Williams was known for portraying Camilla Parker Bowles in the Netflix series *The Crown* seasons 5 and 6 (2022-2023), Ruth Lang in *The Ghost Writer* (2010), and Anna Crowe in *The Sixth Sense* (1999). She will also portray Tula Harkonnen in the upcomming Max series *Dune: Prophecy* (2024).

On November 2023, *WoT Series* reported that Olivia Williams was spotted on the Caemlyn set alongside actress Shohreh Aghdashloo, and that she is in the role of "Queen". This is most likely Morgase Trakand, Queen of Andor, as Caemlyn is the capital of Andor.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 3 - Morgase Trakand, Queen of Andor (unconfirmed)

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## External links

* Olivia Williams at the Internet Movie Database
* Olivia Williams on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ *WoT Series*, Scoop: Olivia Williams Joins Amazon’s The Wheel of Time by Omar. November 28, 2023.
Mike Weber

**Mike Weber** is an executive producer for Prime Video's television series *The Wheel of Time*. He and Ted Field work with the production company Radar Pictures.

## General overview

Webber is known for producing *Jumanji: The Next Level* (2019), *Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle* (2017), and *Beirut* (2018).

Credits:

* *The Wheel of Time*
	+ Season 1 - Executive producer
* *The Wheel of Time Origins*
	+ Season 1 - Executive producer
* *Winter Dragon* (2015) - Executive Producer

On July 21, 2022, Weber attended *The Wheel of Time Origins* panel at San Diego Comic Con along with Rafe Judkins, Rammy Park, and Craig Mueller.

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## External links

* Mike Weber at the Internet Movie Database
* RadarPictures.com

Interviews:

* Nov 10, 2021, *Gizmodo*: Adapting The Wheel of Time for TV Is an Epic All Its Own by Rob Bricken.

## References

1. ↑ https://deadline.com/2020/01/the-wheel-of-time-amazon-prime-production-update-tca-1202830490/
Madiana Day

Madiana Day as the Malkieri child

**Madiana Day** is a child actor who plays a Malkieri Child on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

*The Wheel of Time* is Madiana Day's first credited acting role.

## Credits

Madiana Day appears in the following episodes of *The Wheel of Time*:

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Missus Amudee

**Missus Amudee** is a character introduced in season 2 of *The Wheel of Time* television series portrayed by Iris Peynado.

Missus Amudee is an innkeeper in Atuan's Mill.

## History

### Season 2

Missus Amudee is working in Atuan's Mill when Perrin Aybara and the Shienaran soldiers come to stay for the night. Missus Amudee is gutting a lionfish, and Perrin comments on the smell. She jovially tells him that it tastes better than it smells, and tells him to go inside and have some himself.

After the Seanchan attack the town, Missus Amudee's granddaughter Jamila Amudee is picked out by the *damane* Miri to be taken. Jamila and Missus Amudee cling to each other as Jamila is pulled away by Seanchan soldiers.

When Perrin later returns to Atuan's Mill, Missus Amudee is no longer attending the inn. Perrin asks the new innkeeper where she went, and the inkeeper tells him that she followed her granddaughter who taken in the Seanchan caravan to Falme.

## Relationships

Missus Amudee is the grandmother of Jamila Amudee, and Jamila calls her "Nana". They are close, and they try to hang on to each other and scream for each other as the Seanchan separate them and take Jamila away. Missus Amudee abandons her inn in Atuan's Mill to pursue her granddaughter.

## Physical appearance

Missus Amudee is an adult woman with medium-brown skin and black hair. When she's working on gutting a lionfish, she wears a headwrap to hold back her hair, and she wears an apron.

## Appearances

Missus Amudee appears in the following episodes:

## Quotes

> **Perrin**Light, the smell.**Missus Amudee**Tastes better than it smells. Go in. The first plate's on the house.— Season 1 episode 2 Strangers and Friends

## Changes from the book series

Missus Amudee is an original character to the television series and does not appear in the book series. She represents various unnamed characters who had a loved ones taken by the Seanchan.

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## References

1. ↑ *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 2: *Strangers and Friends*.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 3: *What Might Be*.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 5: *Damane*.
Robyn Betteridge

**Robyn Betteridge** is a British actress and contortionist who portrays Helga Grinwell on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

On November 11, 2021, Betteridge's casting as Helga was first revealed when her credits were added to IMDb.

## Credits

Season 1

* Episode 4 *The Dragon Reborn* - Helga Grinwell

## Gallery

Jennifer Preston, Robyn Betteridge, and Pasha BocarieRobyn Betteridge
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## External links

* Robyn Betteridge at the Internet Movie Database
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* Follow Robyn Betteridge (@BetteridgeRobyn) on Twitter (account run by her parents)

## References

1. ↑ WoT Series on Twitter BREAKING: Cast (including many previously unconfirmed) just added to #TheWheelOfTime IMDB. Highlights include Tigraine Mantear, Latra Posae Decume, Laila Dearn, and "Lord Yakuta" which is Amar Chadha-Patel's new character name (not Ingtar). #TwitterOfTime. November 11, 2021.
Justine Juel Gillmer

**Justine Juel Gillmer** is an Australian screenwriter and executive producer.

## General overview

Justine Juel Gillmer had previously worked as an executive story editor, writer, and producer on *The 100*.

Gillmer is credited on the following:

* *The Wheel of Time*
	+ Season 1 - co-executive producer
		- Season 1 episode 6 *The Flame of Tar Valon* - writer
	+ Season 2 - executive producer
		- Season 2 episode 7 *Daes Dae'mar* - writer
	+ Season 3 - executive producer
		- Season 3 episode 1 - writer

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Salli Richardson Whitfield

**Salli Richardson Whitfield** is a director for *The Wheel of Time* television series.

## General overview

Whitfield has notably directed episodes of *Altered Carbon* (2020), *American Gods* (2019), *Shadowhunters* (2017-2019), *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* (2018), and *Eureka* (2011-2013).

Whitfield is credited on the following *The Wheel of Time* episodes:

* 1.05 Blood Calls Blood - director
* 1.06 The Flame of Tar Valon - director

## Gallery

Whitfield promo for filming season 1Whitfield, Daniel Henney, and Rosamund Pike; season 1 behind the scenesRosamund Pike, Whitfield, Madeleine Madden, and Zoë Robins; season 1 behind the scenesWhitfield and Hammed Animashaun; season 1 behind the scenes
## External links

* Salli Richardson Whitfield at the Internet Movie Database
* Salli Richardson on Wikipedia
* Follow Salli Richardson Whitfield (@sallirichwhit) on Instagram
Marath'damane

***Marath'damane*** (Old Tongue for *those who should be leashed*) is a Seanchan term for any female channeler not enslaved as *damane*.

## Overview

Seanchan views the One Power as something that should not be handled due to accident of birth. All women are enslaved as *damane*, who are handled by trained *sul'dam*.

The Seanchan seek to leash all female channelers that they find in areas they raid or occupy. Since their interaction with the Westlands is very recent, they have mostly enslaved wilders, although all Aes Sedai, Accepted, and Novices are also considered *marath'damane*. Any collaboration with free channelers is in highly unusual circumstances. Even with the Shadow instructing High Lady Suroth to work with Liandrin Guirale, there is a great amount of tension between them.

## Quotes

> **Suroth**Our master's needs will change with time, you know. And all *marath'damane* will be leashed eventually. Perhaps I will be the one to place the collar around your lovely throat.— Season 2 episode 5 Damane

## Changes from the book series

The idea of being *marath'damane* is an adaptation of the concept of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) in the book series.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 2 episode 5: *Damane*.
Michael McElhatton

**Michael McElhatton** (born 12 September 1963) is an Irish actor and writer. He portrays Tam al'Thor on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

McElhatton's casting as Tam was announced on November 6, 2019.

## Biography

McElhatton was born in Terenure, Dublin, Ireland. He is known for Game of Thrones (2011), Genius (2017) and The Fall (2013).

## External links

* Michael McElhatton on Wikipedia
* Michael McElhatton at the Internet Movie Database

## Trivia

* Michael McElhatton, Kae Alexander, and Dave Hill all worked on *Game of Thrones*.

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## References

1. ↑ Twitter: “The choice isn't always about what you do, son, but why you do it.” Please welcome Michael McElhatton (Tam Al'Thor) to the #WOTonPrime family. Nov 6, 2019.
2. ↑ *IGN:* Game of Thrones Actor Joins Wheel of Time as Rand's Father Tam by Andrew Smith. Nov 6, 2019.
Eldrene

Queen **Eldrene** was the last queen of Manetheren, and an Aes Sedai. She was known as *Ellisande*, Old Tongue for *The Rose of the Sun*.

## History

Eldrene was the wife of King Aemon, the last king of Manetheren. During the Trolloc Wars, the small but strong army of Manetheren was considered a thorn in the Dark One's hand, so the entire forces of the Shadow were sent against the nation.

Although they were promised aid from Aridhol, no reinforcements arrived after three days, and on the tenth day, they knew no help was coming. From the city, Queen Eldrene organized her people to take the children and find refuge in the mountain keeps, though many went to join the army fighting for their home.

On the thirteenth day of fighting, the army of Manetheren was gone. Eldrene felt her husband die, and driven by grief, she reached out and hurled the One Power at the Trolloc army, washing a hurricane of fire across the land, and the Dark One's host was caught by the flames, even though they tried to flee. Yet she drew more of the One Power than any woman could ever hope to wield, and she was burnt right through, destroying the city.

In spite of the great tragedy, her efforts to organize the people did not go in vain. Those who had fled to the mountain keeps would later rebuild as the humble community of the Two Rivers.

## Activities

After leaving the Two Rivers, Moiraine Damodred relates the tragedy of Eldrene, Aemon, and Manetheren to Rand al'Thor, Mat Cauthon, Perrin Aybara and Egwene al'Vere along the road to Whitebridge, after the youths sing a song which recalls Manetheren.

## Apperances

Queen Eldrene appears in the following episodes:

Queen Eldrene additionally appears in:

* *The Wheel of Time Origins* - Episode 2 *The Fall of Manetheren*

## Changes from the book series

Queen Eldrene is an adaptation of Eldrene ay Ellan ay Carlan  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Wheel of Time Origins*, episode 2: *The Fall of Manetheren*.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 2: *Shadow's Waiting*.
Naila Kerimova

**Naila Kerimova** is a Russian actress who works as an uncredited extra on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Kerimova was born in Siberia. Her mother is Yakutian Jewish, and her father is Azerbaijani Iranian. She speaks Czech, English, and Hebrew, in addition to her native language, Russian.

As a child, she became an acrobat in Yakutsk's circus. She studied drama at Yekaterinburg State Theatre Institute until graduating in 2014. She currently lives in the Czech Republic, where she has acted in commercials and television shows.

In 2021, her involvement in *The Wheel of Time* was reported by fansite *Weaves of the Wheel*. Her involvement was confirmed on her online CV, which listed her role as "extra" and had her working under director Uta Briesewitz. Russian-speaking fan Igor Ta'veren interviewed Kerimova, where she confirmed her involvement with the show and spoke about working with Rosamund Pike, Madeleine Madden and Zoë Robins on set. The interview also confirmed she would be in season 2.

## Credits

* Season 1 episode 1 *Leavetaking* - Villager extra, uncredited
* Season 2 - Villager extra, uncredited

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## References

1. ↑ Naila Kerimova on Backstage
2. ↑ *Weaves of the Wheel*: BREAKING NEWS: NEW LEAKED TAR VALON SETS, ACROBATS, PUPPETEERS AND CAST SIGHTINGS. AUGUST 10, 2021.
3. ↑ Screenshot of her CV is posted here.
4. ↑ INTERVIEW WITH AN EXTRA: "ROSAMUND CAME INTO THE BAR…WE HAD TO ACT LIKE WE WERE FRIGHTENED" by Weaves of the Wheel. August 24, 2021. (archived)
Mountains of Doom

The **Mountains of Doom** stretch across the northern border of the Westlands, separating it from the Great Blight.

## Geography

The Mountains of Doom stretch from the Aryth Ocean in the west to meet the Spine of the World in the west. They mark the boundary between the Westlands and the Great Blight.

## Changes from the book series

The Mountains of Doom are adapted from the Mountains of Dhoom  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series, with the name being only slightly changed in the television series.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Official interactive map from Prime Video: *The Wheel of Time*, under the "Explore" section (login required), the section for the map is labeled "The Westlands Await". Retrieved October 25, 2021.
Marcus Rutherford

**Marcus Rutherford** is an English actor who portrays Perrin Aybara on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*. Rutherford's casting was announced on August 14, 2019. Showrunner Rafe Judkins stated his character was the hardest to write.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 1 - Perrin Aybara
	+ Season 2 - Perrin Aybara

* *The Wheel of Time - Explained*
	+ 103. What is a Whitecloak? - narrator
	+ 106. What is a Trolloc? - narrator

* *Inside the Wheel of Time*
	+ Episode 1 - Special guest

## Quotes

> Perrin is one of the Two Rivers gang that you meet very early on. He's sort of the gentle giant of the group, and the village blacksmith. He's kind of grown up as opposed to like Rand and Mat. He's one of the main characters who you follow across their journey. I think they all have something that they need from each other. ... They all have characteristics of each other that they need. Rand is very sort of head strong and will always follow his heart. Perrin is more likely to think something through and question it, but at the end I think he knows that Rand will always do something out of the goodness of his heart.
>
> Marcus Rutherford to *IGN*, October 29, 2021

## Gallery

### Images

Cast photo, September 12, 2019London premiere, November 15, 2021Rutherford with the main cast for the London premiere on November 15, 2021Rutherford with the main cast for the London premiere on November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021London premiere, November 15, 2021Behind the scenes of season 1, Instagram, July 25, 2022Season 2 behind the scenes, from left to right: Hammed Animashaun, Arnas Fedaravicius, Marcus Rutherford (back), Guy Roberts (front), and Gregg ChilingirianEpisode 208 behind the scenes: Marcus Rutherford, Jade-Eleena Dregorius, Maja Simonsen, Ragga Ragnars, and Ayoola Smart
### Video

Inside the Wheel of Time- Episode 1 (ft Marcus Rutherford) - Prime VideoNovember 23, 2021
## Trivia

* Rutherford has stated that if he could choose to portray a different character, it would be Lan Mandragoran.

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## External links

* Marcus Rutherford at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Marcus Rutherford (@marcus\_rudda) on Twitter
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Interviews:

* *1883 Magazine*: Marcus Rutherford by 1883 Film. November 18, 2021.

## References

1. ↑ Twitter: “It was about a man whose family was taken from him, but who stood tall in his sorrow and protected those he could.” @Marcus\_Rudda as Perrin Aybara #WoTWednesday #TwitterOfTime August 14, 2019.
2. ↑ Marcus Rutherford, Ask The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime Anything at JordanCon 2022. April 22, 2022.
Maja Simonsen

**Maja Simonsen** is a Danish actress who portrays Chiad in Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

Simonsen's involvement with *The Wheel of Time* was first officially announced on April 22, 2023 at JordanCon.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Simonsen was best known for portraying Katya in *Treadstone* (2019) and Juliana in *Emily in Paris* (2021).

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 2 - Chiad

* Events:
	+ JordanCon, April 22, 2023

## Gallery

### Images

Maja Simonsen at her trailer labeled "Chiad", Instagram, April 26, 2023Maja Simonsen at her trailer labeled "Chiad", Instagram, April 26, 2023Maja Simonsen at her trailer labeled "Chiad", Instagram, April 26, 2023Maja Simonsen at her trailer labeled "Chiad", Instagram, April 26, 2023Maja Simonsen and Ragga Ragnars, Instagram, April 28, 2023Episode 208 behind the scenes: Marcus Rutherford, Jade-Eleena Dregorius, Maja Simonsen, Ragga Ragnars, and Ayoola Smart

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## External links

* Maja Simonsen at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Maja Simonsen (@majasimonsen) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ JordanCon Video: Ask The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime Anything! April 22, 2023.
Sophie Okonedo

**Sophie Okonedo** is a British actress who portrays Siuan Sanche on Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Okonedo was born in the East End of London to a British Nigerian father and a Jewish mother. She was brought up in relative poverty by her mother, and later attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. She has one daughter from a previous relationship with Irish film editor Eoin Martin.

Sophie Okonedo is an accomplished actress in film, television, and theatre. Prior to joining *The Wheel of Time*, Okonedo had been nominated for multiple acting awards including an Academy Award nomination in the category of Best Supporting Actress for her role as Tatiana Rusesabagina in *Hotel Rwanda* (2004), a Golden Globe Award nomination for a Lead Actress in a Miniseries for her role as Susie Carter in *Tsunami: The Aftermath* (2006), and BAFTA TV Award nominations for her roles as Jackie Wolf in the drama series *Criminal Justice* (2009) and as Winnie Mandela in the television film *Mrs. Mandela* (2010). In 2010, she was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE), and in 2019 was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) by Queen Elizabeth II.

Okonedo's casting as Siuan Sanche was announced on August 19, 2020. To convince Okonedo to accept the role of Siuan, Rosamund Pike wrote her "an impassioned letter".

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time*
	+ Season 1 - Siuan Sanche
	+ Season 2 - Siuan Sanche
	+ Season 3 - Siuan Sanche

## Trivia

* Sophie Okonedo, Wayne Yip and Katie Brayben all worked on *Doctor Who*.
* Sophie Okonedo and Barney Harris both worked on *The Hollow Crown*, where Harris played the son of Okonedo's character.

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## External links

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## References

1. ↑ Twitter: “Her blue eyes brooked no nonsense, and her firm jaw spoke of the determination of the youngest woman ever to be chosen Amyrlin Seat.” Please welcome Sophie Okonedo as Siuan Sanche. #WOTonPrime August 19, 2020.
2. ↑ https://www.out.com/television/2021/12/13/wheel-times-rosamund-pike-shows-historic-queer-romance
3. ↑ https://www.pride.com/tv/2021/12/15/rosamund-pikes-steamy-queer-romance-wheel-time-has-us-melting
Rachel Denning

**Rachel Denning** is an actress who portrays Nyomi in Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Rachel Denning was best known for portraying Erica in *Doctor Who* (2017), Clay Moore in *Artemis Fowl* (2020), Jo in *Ghosts* (2021), and Catherine in *Am I Being Unreasonable?* (2022).

Rachel Denning's involvement in *The Wheel of Time* was first revealed when her online agency CV was updated to show she would appear in the role of Nyomi with director Maja Vrvilo, which was reported by *WoT Series* on October 19, 2022.

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 2 - Nyomi
	+ Season 3 - Nyomi (unconfirmed)

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Rachel Denning, Meera Syal, Katie Leung, and Rammy Park behind the scenes of season 2 episode 5, Instagram, September 29, 2023
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## External links

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## References

1. ↑ https://www.mandy.com/us/a/rachel-denning
2. ↑ https://cam.co.uk/talent/rachel-denning/
3. ↑ Rachel Denning's online agency CV states that she will be in the series in the role of "Nyomi" with director Maja Vrvilo. Retrieved May 23, 2023. Reported by WoTSeries.com: Casting News: Two New Cast Uncovered and Sandy McDade to Return by Eri. October 19, 2022.
4. ↑ Analysis of the cast headshots glimpsed in an Instagram photo. See analysis and edit from May 16, 2023.
Rima Te Wiata

**Rima Te Wiata** is a New Zealander actress who portrays Sheriam Bayanar in season 2 of Prime Video's *The Wheel of Time*.

On June 15, 2022, *WoT Series* identified Rima Te Wiata in the season 2 wrap video, although Te Wiata's role remained unknown. In March 2023, Te Wiata's agency CV was updated to indicate that her role was Sheriam. The casting was officially confirmed at JordanCon 2023.

## General overview

Prior to *The Wheel of Time*, Te Wiata was known for portraying Bella Faulkner in *Hunt for the Wilderpeople* (2016), Miriam Bucknell in *Housebound* (2014), Mrs. Cripps aka Little Buttercup in *H.M.S. Pinafore* (1997), and Jacko in *Shark in the Park* (1989–1990).

## Credits

* *The Wheel of Time* TV series
	+ Season 2 - Sheriam Bayanar

* Events:
	+ JordanCon, April 22, 2023

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Ask The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime Anything! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNdO7IRClws
2. ↑ Eri, WoTSeries Actor from Season 2 Wrap Video Identified. June 15, 2022.
3. ↑ *WoT Series*, Wheel of Time Season 2 Cast Member Role Revealed by Omar. March 24, 2023. (agency CV)
Reunited

***Reunited*** is a track of *The Wheel of Time: Season 1, Vol. 2*.

## In the series

The song is used for Rand al'Thor, Mat Cauthon, Perrin Aybara, Egwene al'Vere, and Nynaeve al'Meara's reunion at the Tar Valon Waygate in *The Flame of Tar Valon*.

## Navigation

Opening theme •
*Sing of Manetheren* •
*The Man Who Can't Forget* •
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Manetheren

**Manetheren** (Old Tongue for *Mountain Home*) was an ancient nation of the Westlands.

## History

Manetheren was one of the first nations to rise after the Breaking of the World. It flourished for over a thousand years, and helped unite the Westlands into an era of peace by creating a Compact of the Ten Nations.

During the Trolloc Wars, the army of Manetheren was small but strong, and was considered a thorn in the Dark One's hand. In response, Shadow sent the entirety of its forces to destroy the nation, with the people of Manetheren standing before the great host of Shadowspawn, Dreadlords, and Darkfriends, ready to fight.

King Aemon sent messages to the neighboring nations, and Manetheren was promised aid by Aridhol if they could hold the city for three days. The nation was able to stand against the monstrous host, and no Trolloc crossed the river until then. Yet on the third night, no help had come, and they fought on alone. By the tenth day, they knew that no help was coming. From the city, Queen Eldrene organized her people to take the children and find refuge in the mountain keeps, though many chose to join the army fighting for their home. Not a scrap of ground was given up until it was soaked in blood, yet on the thirteenth day, the army of Manetheren was gone.

After Queen Eldrene felt her husband die, she reached out for the One Power in her grief, hurling it at the Trolloc army and setting fire to them even as they tried to flee. The Trolloc army was destroyed, but Eldrene had drawn more of the One Power than any woman could ever hope to wield, and she was burnt through, with the city being destroyed in the process.

Those who had fled to the mountain keeps with the children rebuilt as the humble community of the Two Rivers. Though the proud history of Manetheren was forgotten in time, it was remembered in song.

### Season 1

On the road from Taren Ferry to Whitebridge, Mat Cauthon starts singing "Sing of Manetheren," and is joined by Egwene al'Vere, Perrin Aybara, and Rand al'Thor. Moiraine Damodred says that it is good to remember the nation of Manetheren, but the four youths from the Two Rivers are perplexed, with Mat claiming that it is just a song. Moiraine tells them that Manetheren once stood where the Two Rivers now lies, and the tragedy of its fall during the Trolloc Wars, and ends by saying that they may to indeed weep for Manetheren, like the song says.

## People

* King Aemon
* Queen Eldrene

## Changes from the book series

Manetheren is an adaptation of the nation of the same name  (*book spoilers!*) from the book series.

## References

1. ↑ Trivia for *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 2: *Shadow's Waiting*.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Wheel of Time Origins*, episode 2: *The Fall of Manetheren*.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The Wheel of Time*, season 1 episode 2: *Shadow's Waiting*.
Prime Video

**Prime Video**, also marketed as Amazon Prime Video, is a streaming video service that releases the television series *The Wheel of Time* and the animated series *The Wheel of Time Origins*.

On October 2, 2018, it was announced that *The Wheel of Time* television series was greenlit and would be released on Amazon Prime Video in over 200 countries and territories.

Quotes from the head of Amazon Studios and head of Amazon Originals, from *The Hollywood Reporter*:

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> “*The Wheel of Time* is endlessly fascinating and resonates hugely with fans as one of the best-selling global book franchises, and we were drawn to its timely narrative featuring powerful women at the core,” said Jennifer Salke, head of Amazon Studios, speaking in London at the Amazon Prime Video Presents showcase. “We’re thrilled to extend our relationship with devotees who’ve found the book series transformative and welcome new ones by bringing it to life on Prime Video for viewers worldwide.”
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## Overview

Prime Video is an American Internet video on demand service that is developed, owned, and operated by Amazon. It offers television shows and films for rent or purchase and Prime Video, a selection of Amazon Studios original content and licensed acquisitions included in the Amazon's Prime subscription. In the UK, US, Germany, Sweden, and Austria, access to Prime Video is also available through a video-only membership, which does not require a full Prime subscription. In France and Italy, Rent or Buy and Prime Video are not available on the Amazon website and Prime Video content is only accessible through a dedicated website. In some countries Prime Video additionally offers Amazon Channels, which allows viewers to subscribe to other suppliers' content, including HBO in the United States.

## External links

* Amazon Prime Video on Wikipedia
* Prime Video's official site
* Follow Prime Video (@AmazonPrimeVideo) on Facebook
* Follow Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) on Twitter
* Follow Prime Video (@amazonprimevideo) on Instagram
* Follow Prime Video (@amazonstudios) on YouTube

## References

1. ↑ *Deadline*: Amazon Orders Adaptation Of Fantasy Drama ‘The Wheel Of Time’ To Series by Peter White. October 2, 2018.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Hollywood Reporter*: 'Wheel of Time' Fantasy Drama Nabs Amazon Series Order by Aex Ritman. October 2, 2018.