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Kaitlyn Leeb

**Kaitlyn Leeb** (née Wong) is a Canadian actress who portrays Camille Belcourt on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Credits

* **Season 1** (6/13):
	+ *Dead Man's Party*
	+ *Raising Hell*
	+ *Major Arcana*
	+ *Bad Blood*
	+ *Malec* (stock footage)
	+ *Morning Star*
* **Season 2** (1/20):
	+ *Day of Wrath*

## *Shadowhunters*

On June 12, 2015, it was announced that Kaitlyn was cast as Camille Belcourt as a guest star on the Freeform TV series *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Trivia

* She is of Chinese and Irish descent.
* Initially acting under the name Kaitlyn Wong, Kaitlyn had adopted the name of her fiancé, Ted Leeb, since as early 2012. Ted and Kaitlyn tied the knot on July 20, 2013.

## References

1. ↑ *The Wrap* - ABC Family Press Release
2. ↑ Kaitlyn Leeb in 'Total Recall," Three-Breasts Attention is 'Surreal' — ENSTARZ
3. ↑ SpiderBytes on HubPages
4. ↑ Kaitlyn Wong and Ted Leeb's Wedding Website

## External links

* Kaitlyn Leeb on the Internet Movie Database
* Kaitlyn Leeb on Twitter
* Kaitlyn Leeb on Instagram
Erchomai

Episode Guide

***Erchomai*** is the tenth episode and the second half of the two-hour midseason finale of Season 3 of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Plot

The team scrambles to find a way to put a stop to Lilith's plan coming to fruition. But going up against their biggest opponent yet, their odds are not looking good. Meanwhile, Simon makes a heartbreaking choice with Isabelle's help and Magnus reconnects with a powerful person from his past.

## 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 (credited only)
* Isaiah Mustafa as Luke Garroway
* Harry Shum Jr. as Magnus Bane

* Anna Hopkins as Lilith
* Jack Yang as Asmodeus
* Alexandra Ordolis as Ollie
* Nicola Correia-Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Christina Cox as Elaine Lewis
* Holly Deveaux as Rebecca Lewis
* Conrad Coates as Lt. Dwyer
* Jacob Skiba as Young Jonathan
* Neeraja Ramjee as Disciple 1
* Daniel Coz as Disciple 2
* Danielle Ayow as Admit Nurse
* Samora Smallwood as Uniformed Officer
* Luke Marty as Security Guard

### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Music

* "Silence Says It All" - Caroline Pennell
* "Fire Meets Fate" - Ruelle

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* The title "*Erchomai*" is the romanized Greek word έρχομαι, which means "to go", "to come", or "I am coming". It is a reference to the books where, in *City of Lost Souls*, Sebastian left the message "*Erchomai*" at the New York Institute, ominously warning them of his return and retaliation.
* Filming for this episode (and thus 3A) ended on December 6, 2017.
* This episode was originally set to air on May 29, 2018, before the schedule was changed; it was announced in April that the episode will instead air alongside the 9th episode on May 15, 2018.

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

* Rebecca accepted Simon after she found out that he was a vampire.
* Lilith bound Jonathan Morgenstern to someone with a mark for his rebirth.

For differences, see here.
## References

1. ↑ "That's a wrap for your girl Fray on #ShadowhuntersSeason3 A!" Katherine McNamara on Twitter
2. ↑ "On the wrap of production for Season 3A," Darren Swimmer on Twitter
3. ↑ Freeform's March and April 2018 lineup press releases
4. ↑ Freeform's May 2018 lineup press release
John Monteverde

**John Monteverde** was a Shadowhunter and the late fiancé of Lydia Branwell.

## History

John and his fiancée, Lydia, planned to run the Lisbon Institute together before he was killed, leaving her heartbroken. He died during a demon raid.

## Trivia

* In the casting sides/audition for the character Lydia Branwell, John's name was **John Blackthorn**.

## References

1. ↑ 1x08: *Bad Blood* (mentioned only)
2. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up* (mentioned only)
3. ↑ Lydia Branwell casting — Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
Ley lines

**Ley lines** are the energy source for all magic, for both Seelies and warlocks.

## Information

Ley lines are typically healthy, making Seelies' and warlocks' magic function well on a day-to-day basis. However, they have been proven to be corruptible, but it takes extremely powerful magic to pull off.

For protective reasons, against rare but dangerous instances such as ley line corruption, the New York Institute is not built on any ley lines. Meanwhile, the site of the Church of Talto is one where the ley line concentration gives off plenty of energy.

## Trivia

* At one point, Jocelyn Fray used New York's ley lines as a map to a location—a park she used to bring her young daughter to, where ley lines intersect—where she hid a mirror meant to mislead anyone looking for the real Mortal Mirror.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
3. ↑ 2x17: *A Dark Reflection*

## See also

* See Ley lines on the Shadowhunters wiki.
Maria

**Maria** was a vampire sired by Camille Belcourt.

## History

Maria and her husband, Reggie, used to have a bustling business—the pizza parlor Reggie's. This all ended after Maria was Turned by Camille Belcourt into a vampire, and the pizza place was made into a vampire den. Maria apparently fed on and killed her husband.

In 2016, Valentine Morgenstern went to Reggie's with Jace Wayland, who proceeded to slaughter the vampires whom he either saw feeding on mundanes or those who attacked him. Maria then confronted him and tried to escape death by surrendering to the Clave to Jace, making it illegal to kill her because of the Accords. She became provoked when Valentine mentioned Reggie and Jace accused her of killing him. She attacked him, and she collided with Jace's stake, killing her and making her dissipate instantly.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *This Guilty Blood*
2. ↑ *A Door Into the Dark* (mentioned only)
Clary's Portal shard

**Clary's Portal shard** was a broken off piece of stone-like material that is part of a Portal which Clary Fairchild briefly wore as a necklace.

## History

Somehow, Jocelyn Fray got ahold of a shard of a Portal from another dimension—one that has a Portal that allows travel to places the user had never been to. She fixed this piece onto a chain and put it around the neck of her daughter Clary, to be worn as a necklace, on the night they were separated, telling her to think of her when she has it on.

Once, while on their way to look for Dot, Clary casually touched the Portal piece and accidentally activated it for the first time. The shard glowed a bright purple and showed her where Dot was at that moment, and that she was in trouble.

The next time she was able to use the necklace, Clary held the shard and thought about her mother. She received a vision of Jocelyn with Valentine Morgenstern triggered by the shard. Valentine sensed her apparitional presence and spoke to her before the connection broke. Alec Lightwood confiscated the necklace after this incident, however, Jace Wayland stole it back along with the tarot card the Cup was in.

Meliorn took note of Clary's necklace after he was rescued by their group. He told them of its origins, and that the Portal her shard was a part of would help them locate Valentine. He guided them through the Seelie Glade that would lead them to the dimension with this Portal—the only one left in that dimension—and told them that if they could reach it, it would allow them to reach Valentine, whether or not they knew his exact location. Clary and Jace were able to find it and, with that dimension's Magnus Bane, the shard was put back into the Portal and used to reactivate it.

## Appearance

The shard appears as a broken glassy rock. It was tied to a chain by Jocelyn, like a necklace.

## References

1. ↑ 1x01: *The Mortal Cup*
2. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
3. ↑ 1x04: *Raising Hell*
4. ↑ 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
5. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
6. ↑ 1x10: *This World Inverted*
A Door Into the Dark

Episode Guide

***A Door Into the Dark*** is the second episode of the second season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

CLARY LONGS FOR THE GOOD OLD DAYS: Clary struggles to find where she belongs, while Simon seeks Magnus' help.

The hunt is on for Jace Wayland, and Alec and Isabelle hope to reach him before the rest of the Shadowhunters do. With orders from the Clave of "shoot to kill," the Lightwood siblings must act fast. Also on his own search, Simon turns to Magnus for help when he finds himself at odds with both Raphael and Aldertree.

Meanwhile, Clary struggles to find where she belongs since she doesn't seem to fit into the Shadowhunter world, yet can't go back to her mundane life.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

* Katherine McNamara as Clary Fray
* Dominic Sherwood as Jace Herondale
* 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
* Maxim Roy as Jocelyn Fray
* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Stephanie Bennett as Lydia Branwell
* Nick Sagar as Victor Aldertree
* Alan Van Sprang as Valentine Morgenstern

**more...**

**Co-starring**:

* Gabriel Darku as Jeremy
* Joel Gagne as Mark's opponent
* Nicolas Grimes as Mark
* Joanne Jansen as Gretel Monroe
* Joel Labelle as Alaric Rodriguez
* Vanessa Matsui as Dorothea Rollins
* Simon Northwood as David

* Y. Shireen Razack — writer
* Andy Wolk — director
* Peter Binswanger — story editor

### Videos

Shadowhunters Season 2A Promo Preview2x02 Promo Preview
### Music

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

* "Bird" - Billie Marten
* "Poison Chalice" - Scoreganics
* "Battle Sirens" - Knife Party & Tom Morello
* "Sitar Source" - Martin Gibson
* "Save Me" - Majik

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* Filming took place in the last two weeks of August 2016.

The following are elements adapted from *The Shadowhunter Chronicles*:

* Magnus's tendency of taking in new Downworlders is somehow similar to his desire to "save every fallen bird," as mentioned in *Clockwork Prince*.
Mortal Cup

Other versions
* Book Mortal Cup
* Film Mortal Cup

The **Mortal Cup** is one of the Mortal Instruments given by the Angel Raziel to the first Shadowhunter.

## Description

The Mortal Cup looks like a heavy golden chalice. It is primarily used to create more Shadowhunters; drinking from the Cup turns mundanes into Shadowhunters.

However, drinking from the Cup has its risks. Only certain mundanes—typically strong fighters—would survive the conversion. Others may die shortly after drinking from the Cup.

The Cup can also provide control over demons.

## History

The Angel Raziel gave the Mortal Cup, with a bit of his angel blood in it, to a mundane who became the first Shadowhunter. Because of this, all Shadowhunters have a touch of Raziel's blood in their veins. Despite this, it became forbidden to use the Cup again to rebuild their forces.

In the 1990s, Valentine Morgenstern advocated for the use of the Cup to create more Shadowhunters. When the Clave refused, the Circle, led by Valentine, stole the Cup—which had been put on display for the signing of the Accords as a show of power. Though he succeeded, his plan was foiled when his wife Jocelyn and his former *parabatai* Luke confronted him. Jocelyn took the Cup with her and went into hiding. Jocelyn, with her unique angelic power, placed the Cup into an Ace of Cups tarot card and gave it to her warlock assistant Dot. Valentine scoured the world in search of Jocelyn and the Cup, and his men only caught up eighteen years later in New York.

What followed was a wild-goose chase for the Cup as the leaders of the vampires and werewolves began vying for possession of the Cup themselves: Camille Belcourt because she wanted to control the Cup and those who want it, and Theo, because he didn't trust the Shadowhunters to safeguard the Cup and was tired of their superiority over them. Jocelyn's daughter Clary eventually figured out her shared power with Jocelyn and realized where the Cup was. They took the card, which had been in police custody during the investigation into Luke, and Clary was able to take the Cup out of the card after she was cornered by a Shax demon; she then used it to control the demon. The Cup was surrendered to the Clave and hidden in Lydia Branwell's office at the New York Institute, only to be stolen by Hodge Starkweather for Valentine.

Valentine used the Cup create his own Shadowhunter army with his followers and other willing recruits. When many of his men who drank from the Cup began to die, they abducted fighters from dojos to turn.

## Trivia

* A replica of the Cup can be found as part of a statue of an angel in the City of Bones.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x02: *A Door Into the Dark*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 2x01: *This Guilty Blood*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 1x06: *Of Men and Angels*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 1x07: *Major Arcana*
6. ↑ 1x01: *The Mortal Cup*
7. ↑ 1x03: *Dead Man's Party*
8. ↑ 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
9. ↑ 1x12: *Malec*
10. ↑ 1x13: *Morning Star*
Amatis Graymark

Other version
* Book Amatis

**Amatis Graymark (née Herondale)** is the sister of Luke and Cleophas.

## History

Amatis lived in Idris with her siblings, Lucian and Cleophas, while their mother resided at the Adamant Citadel as an Iron Sister. At one point, Amatis's sister Cleo joined the Circle, while their brother, Luke, became a werewolf. Luke was disowned because of his transformation, while Cleo became an Iron Sister to atone for her crimes.

## References

1. ↑ 2x06: *Iron Sisters* (first and only mention)
2. ↑ 2x07: *How Are Thou Fallen*
Blocking rune

A **blocking rune** is one of the many runes in the Nephilim's arsenal.

One of its known uses is being an **anti-tracking rune**, preventing Shadowhunters from tracking its wearer through typical Shadowhunter tracking.

## See Also

* See Deflect Rune on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 3x14: *A Kiss From a Rose*
2. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
Ichor

**Ichor** is the blood of demons. It can be gold, black, or gray.

## Ichor in other beings

The presence of ichor in Shadowhunters may have varied results:

* Jonathan Morgenstern was given doses of demon blood while in his mother's womb. According to his father, this gave him enhanced strength, speed, and other skills superior to those of normal Shadowhunters', and affected his psyche as well. This also gave him the ability to destroy small living beings, like a flower. It also makes his eyes turn completely black on occasion. Jonathan's ichor can be gray.
* Valentine Morgenstern injected himself with Downworlder—whom, being part demons, have some demon blood.

## Etymology

The term "ichor" comes from the ancient Greek word for the blood of their gods.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1
2. ↑ Season 2
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 2x17: *A Dark Reflection*
4. ↑ 2x01: *This Guilty Blood*
5. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
6. ↑ 2x02: *A Door Into the Dark*
7. ↑ 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
8. ↑ 1x06: *Of Men and Angels*
David Castro

**David Castro** is an American actor, dancer, and musician who portrays Raphael Santiago on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

On June 4, 2015, David's casting as Raphael Santiago on *Shadowhunters* was announced. David originally auditioned for the role of Jace Wayland on the show before being cast as Raphael.

## References

1. ↑ ABC Family’s ‘Shadowhunters’ Adds David Castro as Raphael — The Wrap, ABC Family Press Release
2. ↑ David Castro Cast as Raphael in ‘Shadowhunters’ — TMI Source
3. ↑ Live Q&A for David Takeover Tuesday — *Shadowhunters* on Facebook

## External links

* David Castro's official site
* David Castro on Wikipedia
* David Castro at the Internet Movie Database
* David Castro (@DavidLCastro\_) on Twitter
* David Castro on YouTube
Ed Decter

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**Ed Decter** is an American film director, film producer and screenwriter. Decter served as an executive producer, writer, and the showrunner on the first season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*, and he departed shortly before production on the second season began.

## Credits

* **Writing**:
	+ *The Mortal Cup*
	+ *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy* (co-written with Hollie Overton)

## References

1. ↑ MIPCOM: 'The Mortal Instruments' to Return as TV Series | Hollywood Reporter
2. ↑ 'Shadowhunters' Showrunner Ed Decter Exits Season 2 of Freeform Series - Deadline

## External links

* Ed Decter on Wikipedia
* Ed Decter at the Internet Movie Database
* Ed Decter (@EDecter) on Twitter
Blood Calls To Blood

Episode Guide

***Blood Calls To Blood*** is the eleventh episode of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

THE TRUTH WON'T ALWAYS SET YOU FREE: With the help of a new ally, Clary and Jace attempt to rescue Jocelyn.

After receiving important intel about Valentine from a surprising ally, Clary, Jace and Luke devise a plan to rescue Jocelyn. With the mission looking almost impossible, the three will stop at nothing to rescue Clary's mother and put a stop to Valentine once and for all.

Meanwhile, Inquisitor Herondale arrives at the Institute for Isabelle's trial as Alec turns to Magnus for help.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

* Katherine McNamara as Clary Fairchild
* 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
* Adam J. Harrington as Michael Wayland
* Maxim Roy as Jocelyn Fray
* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Jon Cor as Hodge Starkweather
* Stephanie Bennett as Lydia Branwell

**more...**

* Mimi Kuzyk as Imogen Herondale
* Raymond Ablack as Raj

**Co-starring**:

* Jordan Hudyma as Samuel Blackwell
* Stephen R. Hart as Brother Jeremiah

* Mairzee Almas — director
* Alyson Silverberg and Jonathan Clay Harris — casting directors

### Music

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

* "Eyelids" by PVRIS

## Trivia

* In the books
* Production notes

The following are references or elements from '**The Mortal Instruments'**:

* Subjugates are discussed.
* Valentine chose Renwick's as a hideout/base of operations in New York.
* It is at Renwick's that Jace finds out that the man who raised him was Valentine, and where he and Clary were told that they were siblings, shortly after the pair began acting on their developing feelings for one another.
* Jocelyn's unconscious body is finally found and retrieved by Clary, Jace, and Luke at Renwick's.

- Shooting began in early September 2015.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20150911153518/http://www.dgc.ca/ontario/hotlist/Hotlist.pdf
High Warlock

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.

**High Warlocks** are warlocks, typically old and powerful, that are distinct and recognized in their respective areas. They tend to be the warlock most sought for help by other Downworlders and Shadowhunters.

## Description

The High Warlock title is decided upon among warlocks. Other warlocks take it upon themselves to start using the title themselves, often in the absence of other warlocks in the area. In the occasion that more than one warlock is interested in the title, an understanding is met. In other times, a group of warlocks in the area would choose one of their number to appoint and bestow the title upon, usually the one most powerful or most open to conducting business with Shadowhunters and other Downworlders. There are also warlocks who choose to not take the title in their preference to lie low.

The duties of a High Warlock vary and are infrequent.

## Known High Warlocks

* Lorenzo Rey — Brooklyn, New York City
* Magnus Bane — Alicante, Idris
* Ragnor Fell — London (former)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 high warlocks — Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
2. ↑ High Warlock Q&A — Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
Netflix

**Netflix, Inc.** is an American entertainment company founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph in Scotts Valley, California.

The company's primary businesses are its eponymous subscription-based, streaming video-on-demand service, which offers online streaming of a library of films and television programs, as well as the distribution and production of original films and television series that are distributed exclusively by the service.

On December 18, 2015, around a month before the premiere of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*, it was announced that the streaming service acquired the global rights for the series outside the U.S.

## References

1. ↑ Netflix Acquires Global Rights To ‘Shadowhunters: Mortal Instruments’ | Deadline

## External links

* Official website
* Netflix on Wikipedia
* Netflix on YouTube
* Netflix (@netflix) on Twitter
* Netflix (@netflix) on Instagram
* Netflix on Facebook
Downworld Council

The **Downworld Council** or **Downworld Cabinet** is a group of individuals in New York City consisting of one representative from each Downworlder group and the Shadowhunter, the head of the New York Institute, Alec Lightwood.

## History

While many have apparently attempted a similar form of council, one of the first manifestations of this council in New York—minus the Shadowhunter—was gathered by Luke Garroway, who had wanted to discuss unity in deciding to work together, to protect Clary Fairchild to hinder Valentine Morgenstern's plans for her and the Soul-Sword.

After Alec was appointed as head of the Institute, he invited Magnus Bane, Meliorn, Raphael Santiago, and Luke Garroway to the first meeting of the Downworld council in the Institute, in an attempt to have more transparency between the Downworld and the Clave, specifically about decisions that involve and affect the Downworld, and abolish the distrust between them. Alec planned to have weekly meetings to discuss any updates, questions, and concerns, but the rest of the participants remained skeptical.

Shortly after Valentine's escape, the Downworld Cabinet held secluded meetings with the Seelie Queen without any Shadowhunter representative. The next emergency meeting called by Alec at the Institute was attended by the Queen herself, after all the other Downworld leaders have agreed to join together under the Queen. The Queen, speaking on behalf of the others, refused Alec's request for help in looking for Valentine. Though the Downworlders could no longer work with the Shadowhunters, they conducted their own search for Valentine, and methods of keeping him in the city.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
2. ↑ 2x09: *Bound By Blood*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 2x19: *Hail and Farewell*
4. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
Alisha Wainwright

**Alisha Wainwright** is an actress who portrays Maia Roberts on *Shadowhunters*. Her casting was announced on September 2, 2016. On July 20, 2017 at the show's SDCC panel, it was announced that she had been promoted to series regular as Maia Roberts.

## References

1. ↑ Casting Update: Alisha Wainwright Is Playing Maia In Shadowhunters Season 2! — *Shadowhunters* on Freeform
2. ↑ "‘Shadowhunters’: Alisha Wainwright Upped To Regular For Season 3 – Comic-Con" - Deadline
3. ↑ "@WainwrightAE is a series regular in Season 3! 🙌 #ShadowhuntersAtSDCC" *Shadowhunters* on Twitter

## External links

* Alisha Wainwright's official site
* Alisha Wainwright at the Internet Movie Database
* Alisha Wainwright (@WainwrightAE) on Twitter
* Alisha Wainwright (@alishawainwright) on Instagram
* Alisha Wainwright on Facebook
Imasu

Other version
* Book Imasu

**Imasu** was a former lover of Magnus Bane.

## History

Imasu was someone who played the *charango*—beautifully, according to his lover, Magnus. Their relationship lasted long enough to surprise Magnus's fellow warlock friend Ragnor Fell. Eventually, Imasu left Magnus; according to the latter, Imasu sought more than he could give, so he simply gave up on pursuing Imasu.

Magnus found a *charango* among Ragnor's things years later and remembered him by it. He compared their breakup to a similar dilemma he was facing with another mortal, discouraged from love because of Camille's baiting.

## Trivia

* The mention of this book character was technically not allowed on the show because Constantin Film does not own the rights to *The Bane Chronicles*.

## References

1. ↑ 1x12: *Malec* (first and only mention)
2. ↑ "... that was a mistake, we discussed it later," Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
Duncan Armstrong

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

**Duncan Armstrong** was a Shadowhunter of the New York Institute.

## History

Prior to Valentine's transfer to Idris, his son Jonathan, assuming the identity of Sebastian Verlac, captured Duncan's family and forced him to hijack the Portal for Valentine's transfer. When the rest of the escort team arrived in Idris through the Portal, Duncan and Valentine were nowhere to be found, having used the Portal to go to the location designated by Jonathan. After delivering Valentine, Duncan pleaded with Jonathan to let his family go. The latter responded by saying that he cannot do that and proceeded to kill Duncan.

## Appearances

 Day of Atonement:*Mentioned; appeared onscreen* | A Dark Reflection:*Mentioned only*

## Trivia

* According to Duncan's file on the Clave's database, Duncan was originally from Camden, New Jersey and trained at the Tokyo Institute. His security clearance was Level 9, and his weapons training at Level 8. He was a kendo and karate expert. He was 30 years old at the time of his death.

## References

1. ↑ 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
2. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
Andrew Underhill

**Andrew Underhill** is one of the many Shadowhunters in New York.

## History

Underhill served as a Shadowhunter on the front lines for over 10 years. In keeping his private life separate, he kept his sexuality a secret while working at the New York Institute. It was in 2016 when he finally had the courage to come out, inspired by the courage of a high-ranking Shadowhunter, and eventual head of the Institute, Alec Lightwood, who came out as gay by kissing his warlock boyfriend Magnus Bane in front of the Institute residents.

At one point, he was promoted to head of security by Alec. He hoped to ask Jace Herondale for some tips, but when he asked Jace, the latter wasn't in the right state of mind and was ignored. When the Institute's power grid and backup systems went down later that day, Underhill had been at the Ops Center. He and Lindsay reacted quickly and manually rebooted their systems. They were able to bring them back up within two minutes, but not soon enough to stop the owl from releasing Morgan Young from her possession. They updated and rebooted the main systems shortly after. After reporting to Alec, he stayed for a moment to tell Alec how his courage and relationship with Magnus inspired him to come out.

Despite his admiration for the couple, Underhill was among the Shadowhunters who found Magnus' stay at the Institute off-putting, pointing out that there were protocols against it. Still, he told Magnus that he was glad that they worked out their issues, surprising Magnus that Alec had told him about their problems.

When Luke Garroway arrived at the Institute with runes on his skin, Underhill was shocked and disbelieving that the former Shadowhunter-turned-werewolf was once again a Shadowhunter. At the reception of Alec and Magnus's wedding at the Institute, Underhill walked up to the High Warlock of Brooklyn Lorenzo Rey, who'd been dancing with Madzie, complimented him and introduced himself. One year later he was still stationed at the New York Institute and was working under Isabelle Lightwood.

## Trivia

* When the character was first pitched, his name was Stephen Overknight, as a pun for the character working the night shift, before he was renamed. His surname Underhill was pitched by showrunner's assistant Claire Hupy, borrowed from a former schoolmate.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x05: *Stronger Than Heaven*
2. ↑ 3x04: *Thy Soul Instructed*
3. ↑ 3x15: *To the Night Children*
4. ↑ 3x22: *All Good Things...*
5. ↑ "... he was Stephen Overknight..." Claire Hupy on Twitter
6. ↑ ""Underhill" was actually the last name of a girl I went to high school with!" Claire Hupy on Twitter
Chai Hansen

**Chai Hansen**, also known as **Chai Romruen**, is an Australian-Thai actor. He portrays Jordan Kyle on *Shadowhunters*.

## *Shadowhunters*

On January 15, 2018, it was announced that Chai was cast as Jordan on the Freeform series *Shadowhunters*.

## Trivia

* Chai was a track and field athlete in high school. He became a dancer in 2007 and won a scholarship in the DLDC school of performing arts in Brisbane performing arts and earned his diploma in 2011.

## References

1. ↑ *Shadowhunters* first look: Chai Hansen joins season 3 as Jordan Kyle | EW.com
2. ↑ Chai strikes gold in Canada | Coffs Coast Advocate
3. ↑ Chai's bio on Beat The Streets (archive)

## External links

* Chai Hansen at the Internet Movie Database
* Chai Hansen on Facebook
* Chai Hansen (@ch8i) on Twitter
* Chai Hansen (@itschaiguy) on Instagram
Kaelie

Other version
* Book Kaelie

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

**Kaelie** was a Seelie Knight and former fling of Jace Herondale.

## Biography

Kaelie has had multiple flirtation and sexual encounters with the Shadowhunter Jace Herondale.

When her brother Samuel died during the attack on New York Institute where Jace accidentally activated the Soul-Sword, Kaelie felt hopeless and angered, feeling that the Nephilim led them to a massacre. She sought revenge on Shadowhunters by killing a couple of them and staging their murders to look like they were done by different groups of Downworlders to instigate unrest and a potential war. She was eventually tracked down by fellow Seelie Knight Meliorn. Just as she was about to de-rune and kill the young Shadowhunter Max Lightwood, Meliorn arrived with Isabelle Lightwood and Raphael Santiago, and she was killed in the confrontation.

## Trivia

* Kaelie was one of the girls that Jace claims to have been in a book club with, the book club being a euphemism he uses when referring to the many girls he'd been with, sometimes all at once; evidencing that Kaelie was bisexual as she has likely had threesomes with Jace and the other girls. This is further proven when Jace and Kaelie were in the middle of a make out session, and Alec walked in on them and Kaelie asked Alec to join them.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 2x07: *How Are Thou Fallen*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x13: *Those of Demon Blood*
3. ↑ 2x10: *By the Light of Dawn*
4. ↑ 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
5. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
Hell

**Hell** is the home dimension of the demons. There are several demon dimensions, examples of which include Edom and Duduael.

## Description

Hell is inhabited by many lesser and Greater Demons.

As a child, Jonathan Morgenstern was sent to Hell, particularly Edom, by his father, Valentine.

## References

1. ↑ 1x07: *Major Arcana*
2. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
3. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
4. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
Electrum

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.

**Electrum** is an alloy of gold and silver that can be found naturally in the earth. It has been known and used since the time of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Its lack of purity means that it is rarely used in specific rituals, but it is considered a good conductor of magic. It combines the mystical abilities of both silver and gold, in lesser strength than either pure metal but at significantly less expense than pure gold and without some of the disadvantages.

Electrum can be used to forge weapons against demons. Isabelle Lightwood's whip/staff is made of electrum wire. Electrum hurts and injures the demon-blooded Jonathan Morgenstern.

## References

1. ↑ *The Shadowhunter's Codex*
2. ↑ 2x18: *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
Mimi Kuzyk

**Mimi Kuzyk** is a Canadian actress. She portrays Imogen Herondale on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

On September 4, 2015, it was announced that Mimi had been cast as Imogen Herondale on *Shadowhunters*.

## References

1. ↑ "BREAKING Casting News! The Inquisitor Has Arrived" — *Shadowhunters* on Freeform

## External links

* Mimi Kuzyk on Wikipedia
* Mimi Kuzyk at the Internet Movie Database
Jonathan Clark

Other versions
* Book Jonathan Clark

**Jonathan Clark** is a police officer whose name Jocelyn Fray used for years as the fake name of her daughter Clary's father. Jocelyn kept his photo and had it framed and placed in their home. Coincidentally, he shared the initials of Jocelyn's son, providing an excuse for the box of his things with the initials "J.C." by her bed.

## Trivia

* Jonathan Clark in the *City of Bones* was an army soldier.

## References

* 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go* (first and only mention and appearance through a photo)
Java Jones

Other version
* Book Java Jones

**Java Jones** is a coffee shop in Brooklyn that sometimes had live music at night.

## Description

Aside from the typical restaurant setup of the café, Java Jones also has a coffee truck.

## Trivia

* Java Jones was a common meetup place for best friends Clary and Simon. In 2016, Simon's "band" with Maureen performed at the café.

## References

1. ↑ 1x07: *Major Arcana*
2. ↑ *Shadowhunters* official site exclusives: 1, 2
3. ↑ 1x01: *The Mortal Cup*
Daylighters

**Daylighters** are a rare kind of vampire capable of walking in the sunlight. There are only two Daylighters to date in the forms of Cain the first son and Simon Lewis. Regular vampires also tend to find Daylighters fascinating and have been shown to practically worship them, as shown when Raphael told his troops to clear out but they didn’t listen to him; but when Simon told them to leave, they obeyed.

## History

One of the first known Daylighters in history was Cain, who became a Daylighter soon after he fed on his first victim: his own brother, Abel, who had heavenly blood due to his heritage. At one point, it became a legend among old vampires that a Daylighter would one day become their great leader.

In 2016, Simon Lewis became the first Daylighter in a long time, earning the awe, respect, and envy of other vampires around him. A vampire is made into a Daylighter when they drink angelic blood; In Simon's case, he became one when he drank blood from Nephilim Jace Herondale, who exceptionally has more angel blood than ordinary Shadowhunters.

The rarity and power of Daylighters are impressive, to the point where even the Seelie Queen held exceptional interest in Simon.

## Abilities

Daylighters carry angelic properties in their blood which is similar to the energy that comes from the sun. Granting numerous abilities uniquely beyond those of ordinary vampires:

* **Immunity to the sun:** Due to the angelic blood that carries similar energy of the sun in their veins, Daylighters are able to expose themselves to sunlight without burning.
* **Immunity to Soul-Sword effects:** Due to having angelic blood, they’re immune to the fatal effects of the Soul-Sword on Downworlders.
* **Power bestowal:** They’re also able to survive the ceremony that bestows the Mark of Cain.

## Known Daylighters

* Simon Lewis
* Cain

## See Also

* See Daylighters on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 3x12: *Original Sin*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x13: *Those of Demon Blood*
3. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
4. ↑ 2x12: *You Are Not Your Own*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 2x10: *By the Light of Dawn*
6. ↑ 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
7. ↑ 2x20: *Beside Still Water*
8. ↑ 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
Fragile World

"**Fragile World**" is an original song written and produced by Sam Hollander for *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*. It was sung by Alberto Rosende, in a scene where Simon Lewis performed the song at the Hunter's Moon in the second season, *Those of Demon Blood*. It has since been released as part of the show's first official EP.

## Lyrics

Got a drop in my throat,

Chill in my bones,

When no one's around,

See a light and a flare, nobody's there,

They don't hear a sound.

All the burden that I face,

inside every night,

I'm a stranger when I wake,

wake up in your eyes.

When the world I've come to know,

Is a replica of our own,

Forever alone,

Flying in the air.

When I'm refuged and I'm saved,

And mystery never break,

I'm hiding away,

Flying in the air.

It's a fragile world, fragile world, fragile world,

Flying in the air.

It's a fragile world, fragile world, fragile world,

Flying in the air.

Cause I've come too far, under the stars,

I'm ready to feel.

The uneasy pain, mysterious ways,

I'll never refill.

All the burden that I face,

Inside every night,

I'm a stranger when I wake,

Wake up in your eyes,

When the world I've come to know,

Is a replica of our own,

Forever alone,

Flying in the air.

When I'm refuged and I'm saved,

And mystery never break,

I'm hiding away,

Flying in the air.

It's a fragile world, fragile world, fragile world,

Flying in the air.

It's a fragile world, fragile world, fragile world.

It's a fragile world, fragile world, fragile world,

Flying in the air.

It's a fragile world, fragile world, fragile world,

Flying in the air.
Brooklyn vampire clan

Book version
* Book clan

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

The **Brooklyn vampire clan** is a faction of vampires residing in Brooklyn, New York City banded together as a clan. Based in the Hotel Dumort, the clan's leadership has changed over the years and was last known to be led by Griffin, Raphael Santiago's successor. They are considered by some as the most powerful clan in New York.

## History

For a long time, the clan was led by Camille Belcourt, who had a tendency of going rogue, violating the Accords for her pleasures, such as feeding on humans and keeping stacks of human blood, and thus putting the rest of her clan at risk. Not wanting the clan to be affected by her actions, her second-in-commaned, Raphael Santiago, led a coup and, with the support of rest of the clan and the Shadowhunter friends of the newly-Turned vampire Simon Lewis, ousted Camille, threatening to report her to the Clave otherwise. Raphael then took over the clan.

Despite the clan's initial reservation, they, particularly their former leader Raphael, were often convinced to cooperate with Shadowhunters and werewolves. Regardless of who they allied with, their loyalty to each other was undeniable. This is shown when Simon who had just become a member of the clan started getting pushed around by members of Luke’s werewolf pack, and all the vampires in the clan including Raphael rushed to protect him.

## Known members

* Annaliese
* Brad †
* Camille Belcourt (former leader)
* Elle (former; incarcerated; turned into a mundane)
* Eloise
* Griffin (former leader; incarcerated)
* Heidi McKenzie †
* Joshua (incarcerated)
* Daniel Quinn †
* Raphael Santiago (former leader)
* Simon Lewis (former)

## Trivia

* Some members of the clan possess motorcycles run by demon energies.

## References

1. ↑ 2x10: *By the Light of Dawn*
2. ↑ 1x03: *Dead Man's Party*
3. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
Greenpoint Antiquities

Other versions
* Book/Film Fray home

**Greenpoint Antiquities** was a buy-and-sell antique shop located at Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York City that used to be run by Jocelyn Fray and operated by her assistant, Dorothea Rollins.

## Overview

The store carried various antiques, including: weaponry, jewelry, pottery, literature, and fine art, many of which were sold to them by Camille Belcourt and her clan of vampires.

The floor above the store is a residential apartment. For years, the building was covered with various protective runes and wards. Inside, the walls are decorated by artwork—paintings and drawings—made by Clary.

## History

Jocelyn and Clary used to reside in the apartment above the store. The store used to be manned by Jocelyn, Dot, and another warlock named Elliot Nourse, until the latter opened up his own shop.

In 2016, the store and loft was trashed by Circle members who went through their things in search of the Mortal Cup, and was damaged further in the ensuing battle between the Circle members, Jocelyn, and Dot. Jocelyn also burned down Clary's room to prevent anyone from being able to track her through her things.

Since the attack, the shop and loft have been ransacked, abandoned, and burned, but Dot put a glamour over the house so that the mundanes wouldn't be alerted to its state. Luke Garroway came some time after to retrieve some of the Frays' possessions. Clary and Simon later returned to search the house for a small box of things that Jocelyn used to cry over, and Simon found it beneath a loose floorboard in the bedroom.

## References

1. ↑ Map the Shadows: Mundane
2. ↑ 1x13: *Morning Star*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 1x01: *The Mortal Cup*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
5. ↑ 2x17: *A Dark Reflection*
6. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
Bat Velasquez

Other version
* Book Bat

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

**Bartholomew "Bat" Velasquez** is one of the newest members of the werewolf pack in New York.

## Biography

### New York Pack

Bat was one of Russell's victims in 2016—a mundane he attacked to Turn and recruit as a member of his pack. After being scratched by Russell, in the latter's wolf form, his screams were heard by Maia Roberts and Simon Lewis, both of whom then came as Russell rushed off. They took Bat to the docks, to wait and see if Bat would Turn into a werewolf under the influence of the full moon. Later that night, Maia began to see signs that Bat was Turning and tried to take measures like chaining him to a post and giving him something—that wasn't his own tongue—to bite on, as safety precautions for his first Turning, to no avail as Bat's newfound and uncontrolled strength took over and he Turned. Maia later returned after he turned back into his human form and reassured the scared and confused Bat that he wasn't alone, and Luke Garroway—the head of his newfound pack—welcomed him and other new members into the pack.

Bat was present at the meeting in the Jade Wolf kitchen when Maia told them to spread the word about Valentine and Jonathan. When Russell questioned Maia's authority and Simon stood up for her and went on about Beta wolves, Russell looked at Bat, who was just as clueless as him about it.

Bat was exiting the Jade Wolf with Maia and saw Russell and some other ambushing Simon. Bat was surprised to see Simon almost get hit with a bat, and more so when his attacker was thrown back by an invisible force while a mark on Simon's forehead glowed.

Some time after, while eating with Maia at the Jade Wolf, Bat noticed that Maia had zoned out and seemed down. Though she did not go into details, she told him that she was thinking, and that her troubles had to do with her past before she left.

## Physical description

Bat has big claw marks on his chest from Russell's attack.

## References

1. ↑ 2x18: *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
2. ↑ 2x19: *Hail and Farewell*
3. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
4. ↑ 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
Charles Freeman

Other versions
* Book Charles

**Charles Freeman** was a Shadowhunter and member of the The Circle of Valentine Morgenstern.

## History

In 2016 he was sentenced to death by the new Consul, Jia Penhallow. The sentence was handed down for being part of the Circle and having supported the former Consul Malachi Dieudonné killing twelve loyal soldiers. He was burned alive but before he died he yelled "Long live the Circle!"
Maxim Roy

**Maxim Roy** is a Canadian actress. She portrayed Jocelyn Fray on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

On May 18, 2015, it was announced that Maxim was cast as Jocelyn Fray in the Freeform adaptation *Shadowhunters*.

## References

1. ↑ "ABC Family’s ‘Shadowhunters’ Adds Maxim Roy in Recurring Role" — The Wrap

## External links

* Maxim Roy on Wikipedia
* Maxim Roy's official site
* Maxim Roy at the Internet Movie Database
* Maxim Roy on Facebook
* Maxim Roy (@Mllemaximroy) on Twitter
* Maxim Roy (@mllemaximroy/) on Instagram
All Good Things...

Episode Guide

***All Good Things...*** is twenty-second episode of Season 3 and is the second half of the two-hour series finale episode of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

Jonathan begins his reign of vengeful terror as the Shadowhunters try to find a way to stop him. With only one hope, Clary must make a sacrifice that could have long-lasting implications for all. Meanwhile, wedding bells are in the air for one special couple.

## 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

**Guest starring**:

* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Maxim Roy as Jocelyn Fray
* Luke Baines as Jonathan Morgenstern
* Anna Hopkins as Lilith
* Nicola Correia-Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Lola Flanery as the young Seelie Queen
* Kimberly-Sue Murray as the adult Seelie Queen
* Jade Hassouné as Meliorn
* Steve Byers as Underhill
* Sydney Meyer as Helen Blackthorn
* Paulino Nunes as Robert Lightwood
* Jack Fulton as Max Lightwood

**Co-starring**:
* Sophia Walker as Catarina Loss
* Kevin Alves as Bat Velasquez
* Ariana Williams as Madzie
* Jonathan Ho as Brother Zachariah
* Alyssa Capriotti as Lindsay
* Jenny Brizard as art guest

## Multimedia

### Videos

*See more here*
TMI 3x21&22 Promo PreviewTMI 3x22 Sneak Peek 1Magnus and Alec discuss wedding plansTMI 3x22 Sneak Peek 2Alec asks Jace to be his best man (again)
### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Music

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

* "Hymn 21" - Colouring
* "Bebop Boogie" - APM
* "I Get to Love You" - Ruelle
* "What a Wonderful World" - Joshua Radin
* "Holding out for You" - Lizzy Land feat. Schier
* "1995" - Emmit Fenn
* "Little Charmer" - The Technicolors
* "Click Ya Heelz" - Whitney Myer
* "We'll Come Together" - Citizun
* "Where We Come Alive" - Ruelle

## Trivia

* The episode is based on *City of Heavenly Fire*.
* Back-to-back filming for the last two episodes ran from mid-July to August 3, 2018.

## References

1. ↑ ‘Shadowhunters’ To End After 3 Seasons, Freeform Orders 2-Hour Finale To Wrap Series In 2019
2. ↑ "⚔️ Filming the Finale ⚔️ (with a head growing out of my neck) @shadowhunterstv" Harry Shum Jr. on Instagram
3. ↑ "Into the Fray... @ShadowhuntersTV" Katherine McNamara on Twitter
4. ↑ "Last day BTS" Todd Slavkin on Twitter
5. ↑ "Last day of principal photography of #Shadowhunters 😢" Emeraude Toubia on Twitter
6. ↑ "And that's a wrap #shadowhunters #ShadowhuntersLegacy" Todd Slavkin on Twitter
7. ↑ "When one door closes... that's a wrap on Clary Fairchild." Katherine McNamara on Twitter
8. ↑ "We wrapped several hours ago for our final day on @Shadowhunters." Harry Shum Jr. on Instagram
9. ↑ "Series wrap #Shadowhunters #ShadowhuntersLegacy ! ❤️" Emeraude Toubia on Twitter
Encanto

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 ***encanto*** is the unique ability of vampires to almost hypnotically convince other humans—mundanes, Downworlders and Shadowhunters alike—of almost anything and to persuade them into doing almost thing they're told.

## Information

Performing the *encanto* is a skill practiced by vampires and developed over time. Meanwhile, Shadowhunters undergo training to resist it. The use of soothing voices and prolonged eye contact on their victims contributes to the success of the *encanto*.