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The Beast Within

Episode Guide

***The Beast Within*** is the eighteenth episode of the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

A demon outbreak in New York City on Halloween becomes a top priority at the Institute, but as the Shadowhunters hunt the demons, Jace becomes more worried about Clary. Meanwhile, Alec has to juggle the outbreak with his deep concern about Magnus' depression.

## 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

* Jack Yang as Asmodeus
* Luke Baines as Jonathan Morgenstern
* Chai Hansen as Jordan Kyle
* Nicola Correia-Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Holly Deveaux as Rebecca Lewis
* Jade Hassouné as Meliorn
* Kimberly-Sue Murray as the Seelie Queen
* Deborah Grover as Vera
* Kyana Teresa as Lanaia
* Lukas Engel as Bloody Skeleton
* Evan Blaylock as Ninja
* Jaeda Leblanc as Fairy princess

## Multimedia

### Videos

*See more here*

TMI 3x18 Sneak Peek 1Maryse confides in MagnusTMI 3x18 Sneak Peek 2Halloween at the Hunter's MoonTMI 3x18 Sneak Peek 3Possible heavenly fire cure
### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Music

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

* "Nevermind" - Dennis Lloyd
* "Digital Heartbeat" - The Silverman Brothers
* "Light on U" - Alice Gray
* "Other Matter" - Yon Ort
* "Necessaries" - Many Voices Speak
* "Fear of the Water" - SYML

## Trivia

* This episode was written as a Halloween episode. It was set to air in October 2018 as part of Freeform's "31 Nights of Halloween" programming, before 3B was pushed back to 2019.
* Filming ran from March 29 to April 14, 2018, with supposedly only eight work days in total during that time.

## References

1. ↑ "Working on a very special halloween episode with @dswim..." Todd Slavkin on Twitter
2. ↑ "#HalloweenIsComing" Joshua Butler on Twitter
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "... 3x18 starts filming tomorrow ... #Shadoween #HalloweenIsComing" Joshua Butler on Twitter
4. ↑ Breaking News From Freeform's 2018 Upfront Presentation — Freeform PR
5. ↑ A Shadowhunters Halloween special is coming to Freeform this October — Hidden Remote
6. ↑ "... and tomorrow I start directing my 3rd episode of @ShadowhuntersTV."  Joshua Butler on Twitter
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 "Once more with feeling...."  John Rakich on Twitter
8. ↑ "It’s a wrap on @ShadowhuntersTV 318!!!" Joshua Butler on Twitter
Salt in the Wound

Episode Guide

***Salt in the Wound*** is the seventh episode of the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

With the Owl's identity revealed, Alec, Isabelle, and Clary head to Alicante to try and find a way to stop him. Luke and Simon team up to track Lilith's latest possible victim. Maia reflects on her 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
* Isaiah Mustafa as Luke Garroway
* Harry Shum Jr. as Magnus Bane

* Mimi Kuzyk as Imogen Herondale
* Anna Hopkins as Lilith
* Chai Hansen as Jordan Kyle
* Alexandra Ordolis as Ollie
* Françoise Yip as Jia Penhallow
* Sophia Walker as Catarina Loss
* Kevin Alves as Bat Velasquez
* Tara Joshi as Samantha
* Roseline Mouana as Clave Guard

### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Videos

*See more here*
TMI 3x07 Promo PreviewTMI 3x07 Sneak Peek 1Maia is shocked to see KyleTMI 3x07 Sneak Peek 2Magnus blames himself

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* Filming began on October 26, and ended on November 6, 2017.

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

* A Malachi Configuration was used to hold Jace.
* Imogen Herondale was killed.
* When Luke asked Simon to be his bodyguard, Simon referenced the film *The Bodyguard*. In the books, Simon also made the same reference when Raphael Santiago asked him to be his bodyguard.

For differences, see here.
## References

1. ↑ "First day filming @ShadowhuntersTV 307 is Thursday." Joshua Butler on Twitter
2. ↑ "First day of the week, last day of EP3007." John Rakich on Twitter
3. ↑ "That's a wrap on 307." Celeste Vasquez on Twitter
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *City of Ashes*
5. ↑ *City of Lost Souls*
Robert Lightwood

Other version
* Robert Lightwood

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

**Robert Lightwood** is the father of Alec, Isabelle, and Max Lightwood and the adoptive father of Jace Herondale. He used to run the New York Institute with his wife, Maryse.

## Biography

### Early life

In their youth, Robert and Maryse had been members of Valentine Morgenstern's notorious Circle, recruited by Maryse. Just before the Uprising, they made a deal with the Clave. They were pardoned for their cooperation, and his Circle rune was not cursed.

At one point, while he and Maryse were in Barcelona, he proposed to her, and the pair eventually wed and had three children together.

Robert and Maryse eventually became the heads of the Institute in New York City. At one point, Robert had an extramarital affair. Isabelle, whom he was close to, overheard one of his phone conversations with his mistress. Isabelle wanted to tell Maryse but feared overstepping and so kept the knowledge to herself.

### Valentine's return

In 2016, because of recent unforeseen events during their brief absence from the Institute, and due to their past connection to Valentine, the Lightwoods lost control of the Institute, with the Clave deciding to hand full control over the the envoy they sent, Lydia Branwell.

Shortly after Jace left with Valentine, he returned to Idris.

### Stay in Idris

In the weeks after Valentine took off with the Mortal Cup, Robert, no longer tied to his responsibilities as head of the New York Institute, remained in Idris. When he was joined by his wife, Maryse, and their youngest son, Max, Maryse found out that Robert was cheating on her. The pair constantly bickered—something that did not go unnoticed by their son.

He and Maryse eventually planned to finalize their divorce. Meanwhile, the investigation on the former Circle members was reopened following the revelation that their former Consul, Malachi, was a traitor. Instead of a severe punishment, Robert received a plea deal and was assigned to the Institute in Los Angeles. He had been allowed to bring Max, and he kept Maryse updated about their son.

## Trivia

* Notes
* In the books

* According to a show writer, Robert's designation at the LA Institute is as an instructor, and his son Max is at the Institute with him.

- Robert's *parabatai* in the books was Michael Wayland, though this connection between him and Michael's TV counterpart has never been/has yet to be mentioned on the show.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1x08: *Bad Blood*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*
3. ↑ 1x09 *Rise Up*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 2x08: *Love is a Devil*
5. ↑ 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
6. ↑ 2x01: *This Guilty Blood*
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 "... Robert's been assigned as an instructor." Taylor Mallory on Twitter
8. ↑ 3x06: *A Window Into an Empty Room*
Silent Brothers

**The Silent Brothers** are male Shadowhunters with superior powers. They serve several purposes for the Nephilim. To strengthen their minds, they have taken upon themselves the most powerful of runes known to Shadowhunters, which others of their kind never normally encounter, granting them access to the strange magic in the deeper parts of the Gray Book, and are thus mostly hidden and kept secret from others. They are feared among the Nephilim. They reside in the City of Bones.

### Duties

The Silent Brothers have jurisdiction over the dead of the Nephilim, specifically those entombed in the Silent City. They are also sometimes responsible for holding criminals in their City's prison cells. They also serve as healers of the Nephilim.

They are the keepers and protectors of the Soul-Sword, which is hung in a chamber in the City of Bones. The judge who wields the Sword and hands it down to the deponent in trials is usually a Silent Brother. They possess the ability to recover memories, in a painful process that involves carving the truth from one's mind with the Sword.

Silent Brothers can also reside over weddings and funerals.

### Abilities

* **Telepathy**: The Silent Brothers communicate with others through their mind.
* **Special runes**: While the Silent Brothers once possessed normal Shadowhunter Marks, they are able to draw more powerful runes on themselves.
* **Memory access**: Silent Brothers are capable of accessing the deeper recesses of a person's mind that they reach even otherwise blocked memories.

### Physical appearance

To strengthen their minds, the Silent Brothers possess unique runes, some of which mutilate their appearance. Their eyes and mouth are stitched shut.

## Known Silent Brothers

* Brother Enoch
* Brother Jeremiah †
* Brother Micah †
* Brother Zachariah

## See also

* See Silent Brothers on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
2. ↑ 2x18: *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
4. ↑ 1x11: *Blood Calls To Blood*
5. ↑ 1x12: *Malec*
6. ↑ 2x05: *Dust and Shadows*
Rufus

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

**Rufus** is a warlock who was banned from North America.

## History

Rufus was a known supplier of typically illegal or rare substances, including dream gels and energy powder, and occasionally, even *yin fen*. For some reason, he was indefinitely banned from North America.

In 2016, however, Rufus returned and went to New York City. While playing pool at Hunter's Moon, he was tracked down by the Shadowhunter Isabelle Lightwood who asked him for *yin fen*. Rufus told her that he might be able to track some down, but it wouldn't be cheap. Though Isabelle was willing to pay, their transaction was interrupted by Magnus Bane, who reminded Rufus that he was not supposed to be there, prompting Rufus's departure.

At one point, Rufus was taken by Valentine Morgenstern and his followers. By then, Rufus had been beaten and tortured. Valentine ordered him to create a Portal for him to get to Idris but, due to the wards the other warlocks had placed around the city, he was unable to keep the Portal open, forcing Valentine to find another way out of the city. Rufus eventually escaped.

When Lorenzo Rey was appointed as the new High Warlock of Brooklyn, he threw a party per tradition. Rufus attended the party, and when the ley lines beneath the city were corrupted, their magic and glamours went haywire. Rufus panicked and tried to Portal away, but the Portal turned destructive; the Portal began to devour his arm and would have turned towards the other guests if Magnus hadn't stopped it.

## Abilities

* **Immortality**: As a warlock, Rufus has been granted immortality and may someday or may have already stopped physically aging.
* **Magic**: As a warlock, Rufus has access to magical powers and is capable of making potions and enchantments.

## Trivia

* In the books

* He shares a name with a completely unrelated character in the book *City of Heavenly Fire*, Rufus Hastings.

## References

1. ↑ 2x07: *How Are Thou Fallen*
2. ↑ 2x19: *Hail and Farewell*
3. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
Shadow World

The **Shadow World** is the term generally used to refer to the hidden, supernatural part of the world that Shadowhunters and Downworlders share and is also being pervaded by demons. When referring only to the part inhabited by Downworlders, it is called the **Downworld**.

## Secrecy

Beings born with the Sight naturally see past the glamours shielding the world from the mundane world. While the creatures and humans of the Shadow World are born with the Sight and see the Shadow World with ease, albeit needing a bit of training, "mundanes"—or most ordinary humans—rarely do, making most of them ignorant of and almost entirely separate from the world they technically share. It is mandated by the Clave and the Accords that everyone of the Shadow World must keep the existence of their supernatural societies a secret from mundanes.

## References

* See Shadow World on the Shadowhunters wiki.
The Clave

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 Clave** is the collective name for the political body made up of all active Shadowhunters. The Clave interprets the law and makes decisions on important matters that affect the Nephilim, which also sometimes affect the Downworlders.

## Members

All Shadowhunters who recognize the authority of Idris make up the Clave. While Clave members hold a sway in decisions made regarding important matters relevant to their race, final decisions are made by the Council. The Consul and the Inquisitor are also important figures in the organization.

The Clave appoints which representatives to place in charge of Institutes around the world.

## Etymology

The term "Clave" comes from the Latin clavis, meaning "key," and its use in such terms as "Enclave" and "Conclave" refers abstractly to the idea of an assembly "under lock and key"—that is, meeting in secret. The Clave is, so to speak, the great secret of the Nephilim; with the key of the Mortal Cup, one earns entrance to its chambers.

## See also

* See The Clave on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
2. ↑ 2x01: *This Guilty Blood*
3. ↑ *The Shadowhunter's Codex*
Questlog

The Quest for DADE, again

## Main Quest

* Rescue Prisoner 626 from The prison unseen
	+ Meet with lady Silvia handler

## Side Quests

* Help Dr Zeigler regain seige engines for port royal (lol no fuck her)
* Fuck up some wizard in a SWAMP near the grand arena
* Blow up a bunch of Nixon scouts in widows peak.
* Stop Gale Krona aka Gay Condor aka Blue captian bullshit from reaching the Fane Hoarfrost
* Find the real plot

## Mysteries

* Why is that detective coming for Usagi's ass?
* Wtf with all these old god body parts lying around

## Personal Quests

Doc

* run 66.exe

Rizoney

* enforce the RULES OF NATURE
Tessa Mossey

**Tessa Mossey** is the actress who portrays Heidi McKenzie on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Trivia

* Tessa is currently dating co-star Alberto Rosende.

## References

1. ↑ Posts, Stories, and Live chats on Instagram by Tessa and Alberto) ([1] [2])
2. ↑ "Happy Birthday @arosende ... sorry I ruined your photo... Not sorry 😂" Chai Hansen on Twitter

## External links

* Tessa Mossey at the Internet Movie Database
* Tessa Mossey (@tessamossey) on Twitter
* Tessa Mossey (@tessamossey) on Instagram
Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments (score)

The ***Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments original score*** is the first official score soundtrack for the show. It was released on May 18, 2018.

## Songs

The album features selections of the show's original score composed by Trevor Morris and Jack Wall.

1. Fray (1:36)
2. The Institute (3:11)
3. Finding Jace (1:31)
4. Valentine (2:17)
5. Days Gone By (2:56)
6. Parabatai (2:11)
7. Simon’s Past (1:38)
8. We Have a Demon to Hunt (2:46)
9. Love Theme (3:25)
10. Vampire Den (3:58)
11. Magnus (2:05)
12. Iris Rouse & Madzie (3:09)
13. The Adamas Stone (1:50)
14. Her Name Is Maia (0:53)
15. Incanto (1:32)
16. Cornered Wolf (2:29)
17. Jace at the Hospital (1:55)
18. The Circle (2:10)
19. Aldertree Questions Izzy (1:41)
20. End of the Line (2:15)
21. City of Bones (2:14)
22. The Soul Sword (2:51)
23. Jace Saves Victor (2:31)
24. Victor Tortures Raphael (2:21)
25. Summoning Camille (2:09)
26. Malec (5:47)
27. Simon and Maia (1:27)
28. Yin Fen (2:06)
29. The Iron Sisters (1:34)
30. Becoming a Werewolf (3:00)
31. Not an Angel (2:03)
32. Angels Feel Pain (3:00)
33. Clace (1:44)
34. The Seelie Queen (4:02)
35. Release the Angel (3:49)
36. The Red Haired Cat (2:51)
37. Alicante (2:26)
38. A Herendale (1:44)
39. Shadowhunters End Titles (0:34)

## External links

* Purchase page on Amazon
* Samples streaming page on Spotify
* Samples streaming page on Hollywood Records/SmartURL
The Uprising

**The Uprising** was a revolt by the Circle, led by Valentine Morgenstern, against the Clave and Downworlders during the signing of the Accords in Alicante in 1998. The confrontation led to a fight that resulted in bloodshed, though its effects were thwarted and limited because of the efforts of Valentine's wife, Jocelyn, and former *parabatai*, Lucian.

## History

Some time before the signing of the Accords, Valentine had made it clear that he was against the signing of the peace treaty with Downworlders. Valentine and his followers were also advocates of using the Mortal Cup to create a new Shadowhunter army. When the Clave did not heed his words, Valentine and the Circle began plotting an Uprising against them. Knowing the Cup would be on display at the signing of the the Accords Hall, they took the opportunity to partly accomplish three of their goals: destroy the Accords, murder Downworlders, and get ahold of the Cup.

On the day of the signing, Valentine and his followers infiltrated the Hall and went on to slaughter the people inside who went against him. The Uprising ended in bloodshed and massacre, and Valentine was able to get the Cup, but once outside, he was intercepted by Luke, and later Jocelyn, who took the Cup and left.

Valentine staged his death and went into hiding after the Uprising. The members of the Circle who did not leave before the Uprising faced trial and punishment.

For years after that, the Uprising became a horrible part of Nephilim history. Because of this, while the general idea of the Uprising and Valentine's followers is known by most Shadowhunters, the Circle and the specifics of the event are mostly unknown, specifically among the younger generations, because the Clave had tried to rid their history of this embarrassment and made it mostly forbidden to talk and even hear about the Circle.

## See also

* See The Uprising on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1x06: *Of Men and Angels*
2. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
3. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
Pichu

Pichu, is a moderator for Iron Throne Roleplay, joining in 3.0, leaving and then returning in 4.0. She was made a mod in 5.0

## Mod History

### Early career

Pichu first joined ITRP in 3.0, but swiftly left. She returned in 4.0 and stayed. In 4.0, Pichu played Albar Royce the Lord of Runestone and adviser to Jasper Arryn, as well as cousin to the Master of Laws, as well as defending Kings Landing.

In 5.0, Pichu played Aemond Blackfyre, Champion of the Realm and cousin to King Daemon III Blackfyre, as well as professional sister-fucker. Pichu also played Arryk Merlyn, Tantol Cockshaw and others.

### Joining the Mod Team

Pichu was made a wiki-mod before 5.0's launch, and after finding all of Mango's hidden references in the Essos wiki sections, and quickly became a Kingsguard after, along with Captain. A month later she was approached with being a junior mod, and then made a full mod a few weeks later.

### Mod Jobs

Pichu tends to work with the Kingsguard in keeping chat in line, along with writing lore and doing rolls.
This World Inverted

Episode Guide

***This World Inverted*** is the tenth episode of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

A DIFFERENT WORLD HOLDS THE KEY TO FINDING VALENTINE: Clary finds herself in a strange reality.

Clary and Jace get a tip from Meliorn that they can find Valentine by locating a portal in another dimension, but only Clary can venture into this new world. What Clary finds in this alternative universe is that life there is as if the threat of demons no longer existed and Shadowhunters were no longer needed. While she realizes that this dimension is the life she always dreamed of, Clary must act fast or she will lose herself in the alternative world forever.

Meanwhile, Alec and Isabelle must face the consequences of the Downworlder attack.

## 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
* Adam J. Harrington as Michael Wayland
* Maxim Roy as Jocelyn Fray
* Jon Cor as Hodge Starkweather
* Stephanie Bennett as Lydia Branwell
* Jade Hassouné as Meliorn

**more...**

* Michael Cram as Ned Fisk
* Raymond Ablack as Raj

**Co-starring**:

* Joel Labelle as Alaric
* Alyssa Veniece as Justine
* Kathy Maloney

* Y. Shireen Razack — writer
* J. Miles Dale — director; executive producer
* Alyson Silverberg and Jonathan Clay Harris — casting directors
* Steve Lucescu; Hubert Boorder — stunts
* TBA

### Music

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

* "Light Comes Back" - Extreme Music
* "Get Up And Glow" (Instrumental) - Circuit Shaker, Vicky Harrison & Oliver Price
* "Big Band Swing" - Henry Richard Parsley and Louis Edwards
* "The Machine" - Chris Bohn
* "Scoop" - Charles Caste-Ballereau & Brice Jean Montessuit

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* Shooting began on August 31 or September 1, 2015.

This episode features references to elements from *The Mortal Instruments*, including:

* Vampires and werewolves being nemeses;
* Magnus having a cat named Chairman Meow and, as he did for a time in the books, a grumpy cat named Church.
* Luke owning a bookstore.
* The title of the episode is quite similar to the title of Part Two of *City of Heavenly Fire*, That World Inverted.

## References

1. ↑ https://instagram.com/p/7E1\_a\_HoVp/
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/YShireenWhyNot/status/638182867495882752
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/YShireenWhyNot/status/638764734527860736
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *City of Bones*
5. ↑ *Clockwork Princess*
Portal rune

The **Portal rune** is a rune "created" by Clary Fairchild which gives her the ability to create a Portal without the aid of a warlock. Her "creation" of this rune was made possible by her connection to the angel Ithuriel.

## History

While in New York, Jace and Clary were discussing their hunt for Valentine Morgenstern. Jace told Clary that they needed to go to Idris to look for him but his request for a Portal was denied. As with past instances, because the need for a Portal arose, Clary soon visualized the image of the rune out of nowhere—this time, on a map of Idris. She drew the rune in midair and the rune was able to create a Portal that shattered into glass after use.

## Trivia

* The first time this rune was used, the Portal (to Idris) shattered like glass, leaving shards that showed its destination.

## See also

* See Portal rune on the Shadowhunters wiki.
Russell

**Russell** was a werewolf and a member of Luke's pack, who briefly became the alpha leader after Luke stepped down.

## Biography

### Insurgence

After a large number of their pack died when Valentine Morgenstern used the activated Soul-Sword, Russell became distressed with their dwindling numbers and contemplated turning mundanes to reinforce their pack. He tried to encourage others to side with him. When Luke expressed his disapproval, Russell questioned Luke's leadership and blamed him for the deaths of their comrades. He challenged Luke for the pack's alpha position, but Luke gave him a chance to reconsider.

Not long after, he invited Maia Roberts and other pack members to go to head to Philadelphia with him to start their own pack. Maia refused, but some others, namely Reid, Greg, and Segan, joined him and left the Jade Wolf and the pack.

Russell and his pack stayed in New York, however, and Turned mundanes as he'd originally planned. After attacking one mundane, Maia and Simon saw them and took Bat in while Russell retreated to their hideout. When Luke found out, he tracked them down and confronted him, finally accepting his challenge to the death. Luke beat him but chose not to kill him, instead invited him back to the pack.

When Russell and some of his fellow pack members noticed Maia and Simon's relationship, Russell did not make any attempt to hide his contempt for the vampire and Maia's decision to date one. One evening, they decided to kick Simon out of the boathouse on their docks and threatened him into leaving peacefully. When Simon refused, he had Glenn attack Simon, but Glenn was magically thrown back before he could even hit Simon, surprising him and everyone else around.

### Alpha again

When Luke left the pack, Russell stepped up as alpha, quick to start calling the shots. When word of a rogue vampire killing a werewolf Praetor reached them, Russell imposed a curfew on the pack. Maia questioned this decision, and Bat tried to ask him to reconsider so that he could go to his nighttime shift. Russell refused but Maia told Bat that he could leave, though Russell threatened him and anyone who defied him exclusion from the pack.

Later that night, the Brooklyn vampire clan stormed the Jade Wolf, demanding the surrender of the Praetor Jordan Kyle. Russell and the other werewolves stood up to the hostile vampires, resulting in a fight that took lives from both sides. Though Russell put up a fight and killed several vampires, Russell was stabbed in the spine and killed by the clan's leader, Griffin.

## References

1. ↑ 2x11:*Mea Maxima Culpa*
2. ↑ 2x18: *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
3. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
4. ↑ 3x13: *Beati Bellicosi*
Rise Up

Episode Guide

***Rise Up*** is the ninth episode of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

NEW ALLIANCES MUST BE FORMED: With the Institute on high alert, Jace, Clary and Isabelle are forced into taking drastic actions.

After the attack, the Institute and The Clave are on high alert and taking no prisoners to get answers. When Lydia makes a harsh call on the Seelies, Jace, Clary and Isabelle fear that this decision could be disastrous and the wrong way to defeat Valentine. Left with no other choice, the trio takes drastic actions to stop what is about to take place.

Meanwhile, Simon struggles to deal with his new situation, and Alec is emotionally torn with what is happening at the Institute.

## 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
* Jon Cor as Hodge Starkweather
* Stephanie Bennett as Lydia Branwell
* Jade Hassouné as Meliorn
* Christina Cox as Elaine Lewis
* Paulino Nunes as Robert Lightwood
* Raymond Ablack as Raj

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* David Chinchilla
* Neven Pajkic as Taito(uncredited as actor, credited as stunt performer)

* Hollie Overton — writer
* J. Miller Tobin — director
* Alyson Silverberg and Jonathan Clay Harris — casting directors
* TBA

### Music

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

* "Start 'Em Up" - APM Music
* "Who Am I" - Andrew Judah

## Trivia

* Shooting ran from August 20 to August 31/September 1, 2015.

## References

1. ↑ "First day on Episode 1009!" Hollie Overton on Twitter
2. ↑ "That's a wrap for EP 1009 @ShadowhuntersTV." Hollie Overton on Twitter
Loras Lydden

Alyn Lydden (brother)

Falyse Lydden (sister)

Rhea Lydden (sister)

Ellyn & Kyle Lydden (niece and nephew)

Sandor Lydden (nephew)

Ser Loras Lydden, also known as the Golden Badger for golden hair unusual for his House, is the knight of House Lydden and a cousin to Lady Alysanne. He is the head of guards for his family, and often called "The protector of Deep Den."

Having fought in Durran's Defiance, he returned home a broken man, before being promoted to his position. He is said to keep the discipline amongst his men with an iron fist, as an extended hand for Lady Lydden.

He is regarded as one of the finest knights of House Lydden ever produced.
Parabatai rune

The ***parabatai*** rune is a rune placed on Shadowhunters that bond them to their respective *parabatai*. The rune is bestowed upon them in a ritual and is permanent.

## Tracking

It is possible to track one's *parabatai* through their bond with a rune. The tracker will simply need to place a rune, either by himself or herself or with the help of another, above his own *parabatai rune*. This will cause a similar rune, appearing slightly different, as if closing around the rune, to appear above the *parabatai* rune of the one being tracked. The process is considered dangerous as it will weaken and hurt both individuals and may even break their bond.

## References

1. ↑ 2x03: *Parabatai Lost*
2. ↑ 1x10: *This World Inverted*
Church of Talto

Book version
* Church of Talto

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

The **Church of Talto** is the name Lilith gave both her cult of mind-controlled followers and her base of operations.

## History

Upon Lilith's summoning on Earth by his dying son, Lilith prepared for a demonic resurrection ritual to raise him back from the dead. Lilith claimed an abandoned building, chosen for the junction of ley lines below it and thus the magic and energy it could supply her ritual, as her own and dubbed it the Church of Talto. The Church had various rooms, an elevator, and one luxurious room on the top floor that Lilith used to meet with her followers aside from the hall on the first floor.

Lilith had her Owl, using Jace Herondale's body, gather 33 virtuous disciples for her ritual, who would become her loyal and devout followers.

On the first floor of the church, which appeared to be a function hall, were decorations for an event, complete with tables and chairs, plates, glasses, and candles, and musical instruments on the stage. Though she kept the tables, she displaced the instruments with the sacred altar needed for the ritual, with her son Jonathan's body resting underneath.

Top floor emptied ->The rooftop room moved ->The new hideout of the Church of Talto
Upon completion of the blood bestowal of the 33 disciples, Lilith had Jonathan's body moved into a sarcophagus in the suite on the top floor. They were soon found and discovered by werewolf and NYPD Luke Garroway, who looked for them in an effort to save his partner, one of Lilith's gathered disciples Ollie. When Simon Lewis and his Mark of Cain threatened Lilith's safety and plans, she moved the building to the top of a mundane office building, as a means of discouraging the Shadowhunters from attacking her head on if she was to be discovered.

Lilith placed Portal wards around the building, to prevent anyone from being able to Portal into her lair, and this time chose to redirect ley lines she needed for the ritual to the room on the rooftop. On the rooftop, she was finally able to complete the ritual and successfully bound Jonathan to his sister, Clary Fairchild. Simon came and was able to banish her back to Edom through his Mark. Lilith's death on Earth caused a massive explosion that blew up half of her lair, and Jonathan left with Clary, leaving no trace of the two behind.

## References

1. ↑ 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3x08: *A Heart of Darkness*
4. ↑ 3x04: *Thy Soul Instructed*
5. ↑ 3x06: *A Window Into an Empty Room*
6. ↑ 3x10: *Erchomai*
Portal

A **Portal**, sometimes referred to as a **dimensional doorway**, is a magical means of transportation used by Shadowhunters and Downworlders.

## Information

Portals are used as means for rapid travel all over the world. A person needs to be familiar with the destination when going through a Portal.

The misuse of the Portal, specifically not being able to properly visualize the destination, not having a specific place in mind, not having been to the destination in mind, or not knowing where the open Portal leads to before entering can cause the person to get stuck in limbo.

Most Portals need to be created and set up by warlocks, whom Shadowhunters employ for this purpose. Warlocks are able to easily create Portals with just a wave of their hands. A way to get around this is the set up of permanent Portals for transport by some Nephilim. The only known Shadowhunter to have successfully made a Portal without aid from a warlock is Clary Fairchild, who first managed it in 2016 with an ancient rune.

The Seelies guard a secret Portal in their forest in an area of their realm where an alternate dimension intersects with their realm. This Portal can be used to travel to a specific other dimension.

In this other dimension is a Portal—the only Portal left standing in that world. This Portal behaved differently in that the risk associated with its use is less than the ordinary portal: the Portal can be used to take the traveler wherever, or to whomever, he/she thinks of. Jocelyn Fray somehow got a hold of a shard of this Portal and gave it to Clary, who later found this Portal and, after using it to get to Valentine Morgenstern's Portal in Chernobyl, had Magnus Bane destroy the Portal.

## History

The invention of the Portal was a product of a collaboration between a Shadowhunter and a Downworlder, namely Henry Branwell and Magnus Bane.

## Known Portals

* Seelie realm
* New York Institute in dimension (destroyed)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1x10: *This World Inverted*
2. ↑ 1x02: *The Descent Into Hell Isn't Easy*
3. ↑ 1x13: *Morning Star*
4. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
5. ↑ 1x08: *Bad Blood*
Subjugates

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.

**Subjugates**, also known by the archaic term **darklings**, are humans who have consumed enough vampire blood to Turn and are considered half-turned. They are typically mundanes kept around by vampires to feed on. This practice has been illegal for some time under the Accords.

## Description

Mundanes who are fed vampire blood become irresistibly drawn to vampires, particularly the vampire whose blood they have in their system. Anxiety in the sun and when seeing vampires, even in movies, are some signs. Although the effects are supposed to fade or wear off over time, most are drawn to the place where they received the blood, or the vampire from whom they ingested the blood. They begin to feel as if they are turning into vampires themselves. The turning process will then only continue if the darkling is killed, or bitten by a vampire and drained of blood. Because of the healing and transformative properties of vampire saliva, most darklings survive this and become fledglings.

## See Also

* See Subjugates on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ *The Shadowhunter Chronicles*
2. ↑ 1x11: *Blood Calls To Blood*
3. ↑ 1x07: *Major Arcana*
4. ↑ *City of Ashes*
5. ↑ 1x08: *Bad Blood*
The Council

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 Council** is the governing body of the Clave. They are based in Alicante. They write the laws which Shadowhunters and Downworlders must observe. The Council also signs the Accords and dictates decisions for official agreements between Shadowhunters and Downworlders.

## Description

The Council retains the power to recall any Shadowhunter to Idris at any time. The Council is also responsible for appointing the Consul, among other positions.

Local Enclaves/Conclaves choose representatives to sit on the Council, which deals with matters of immediate import that are not large enough for the entire Clave to become involved. Council-called meetings are bigger than local Clave meetings. They are called most often when grave subjects or concerns arise that would affect the whole Clave.

Depending on the gravity of issues to discuss, attendees of Council meetings may vary. Some may only be attended by select members of the Clave, and some, mostly emergencies, are required to be attended by all active Clave members. Some meetings even have titles, such as the Great Council or war councils, depending on the purpose.

## References

1. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
2. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
Yanluo

Book version
* Yanluo

**Yanluo** is a Greater Demon.

## Description

Yanluo has sharp claws and a stinger in its tail. Its poison causes intense, painful burning in the victim's veins; it causes a series of dark hallucinations and dreams, which can last up to 48 hours. Yanluo is very protective of its offspring and will seek revenge if they are harmed. It is able to tunnel under walls without being detected.

## History

Yanluo is believed to have originated from London. Its last known sighting, as recorded by the Clave, was in Japan.
Taito

**Taito** was a werewolf with the New York werewolf pack.

## Biography

### Hunt for the Cup

While Taito was dining at the Jade Wolf one morning, their pack's alpha Theo gave a speech about the Shadowhunters—the Clave and the Circle alike—thought they were better than them and shouldn't be trusted with Mortal Cup. He gave them instructions to abduct Clary Fairchild whom he suspected knew where the Cup was, though in the end it was Theo himself and Alaric who got Clary, while some wolves distracted her Shadowhunter companion Alec. The pack leadership changed that night when Luke Garroway fought Theo and won.

### Alliance

Taito was among the werewolves who, albeit unwillingly, followed Luke's orders and worked with Shadowhunters and vampires to rescue a Seelie knight from the Shadowhunters taking him to the City of Bones. While on their way to the Downworlders' entrance to the City of Bones, Taito forcefully bumped into the vampire Simon Lewis, instigating a face-off against the vampires that could have turned violent if not for Luke and Clary's interference.

Much later, Taito was among the werewolves who hunted down Hodge Starkweather under Luke's orders, and they managed to track him down to the pier.

### Justice

Taito worried greatly for his goddaughter Gretel Monroe, who was taken by the Circle right in front of him. When Jace came to the Hunter's Moon the next morning, Maia tried to ask the Shadowhunter for help, but Taito recognized him as the one who took Gretel and initiated a fight, and his fellow werewolves joined in beating Jace up. When Taito threw him out the window, Jace escaped. They found out after that Gretel was found dead that morning. He and Maia told Luke about their encounter with Jace, and Taito suggested killing Jace in retaliation. Taito questioned Luke's loyalties but was interrupted by Maia before he could start another fight, and Luke reassured him that he'd kill Jace himself if he truly killed Gretel, which they all later found out that he didn't.

He was among the werewolves who joined the siege on the New York Institute in an attempt to defeat Valentine Morgenstern. As soon as they entered the Institute, however, the Soul-Sword was activated and used to kill all the Downworlders who weren't able to get out in time, including Taito.

## Appearances

 Moo Shu to Go:**Appears**

 Iron Sisters:*Absent*

## References

1. ↑ 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
2. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
3. ↑ 1x13: *Morning Star*
4. ↑ 2x03: *Parabatai Lost*
5. ↑ 2x10: *By the Light of Dawn*
Hail and Farewell

Episode Guide

***Hail and Farewell*** is the nineteenth episode of the second season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

After centuries of being lied to and treated poorly by the Clave, the Downworlders decide to come together and take matters into their own hands as the hunt for Valentine and Sebastian intensifies. But what starts off as a way to preserve their own, the Downworlders choice to break with the Shadowhunters, could quickly escalate to war.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

* 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
* Isaiah Mustafa as Luke Garroway
* Harry Shum Jr. as Magnus Bane
* Will Tudor as Jonathan Morgenstern
* Sarah Hyland as Seelie Queen (older form)
* Mimi Kuzyk as Inquisitor Imogen Herondale
* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Alisha Wainwright as Maia Roberts
* Jade Hassouné as Meliorn

**more...**

* Lola Flanery as Seelie Queen (younger form)
* Noah Danby as Russell
* Alan Van Sprang as Valentine Morgenstern

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**Co-starring**:

* Kevin Alves as Bat Velasquez
* Sophia Walker as Catarina Loss
* Ariana Williams as Madzie

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### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Music

A list of the known songs featured in this episode:

* "Time Frame" - Fractures
* "Purple Bamboo" - Cheng Yu
* "Unworthy" - Vancouver Sleep Clinic
* "Recover" - Ruelle

## Trivia

* In the books
* Other notes

The following are elements adapted from *The Mortal Instruments*, specifically *City of Glass*:

* Sebastian briefly held Jace captive, before Jace goaded Sebastian into freeing him so they could fight.
	+ Jace and Sebastian had a duel while Valentine was headed to Lake Lyn to summon Raziel.
	+ Sebastian gloated about how Valentine had taught him of a spot on a man's back that one could stab to pierce both the spine and the heart at the same time.
	+ Sebastian briefly bested Jace, but Isabelle arrived just before Sebastian could deliver a killing blow. She used her whip to grip his wrist and confronted him about hurting Max.
	+ While Sebastian was preoccupied with Isabelle, Jace was able to sneak up behind him to stab him in the aforementioned spot on his back that pierced his heart and would kill him.
	+ Sebastian's body fell into the river and floated away from Jace and Isabelle.

- The title "Hail and Farewell" are words said to Shadowhunters when they die, moments after their death and/or at funerals. For this episode, the words were spoken for two deaths: Sebastian Verlac and Jonathan Morgenstern's.
Simon's band

**Simon's band** was once made up of Simon Lewis and his friend(s). The last band name it went by was **Rock Solid Panda**. He now currently performs as a solo act.

## History

For a time, Simon and his friend Maureen performed gigs together, with Simon playing the guitar and Maureen on keyboard; they also used to sing together, with Simon as the lead vocalist. After a falling out, Maureen refused to perform with him again.

## Members

* Simon Lewis, guitar player and singer
* Maureen, pianist and singer (former)

## Songs performed

* "*Forever Young*" (orig. by Alphaville) at Java Jones
* "*Fragile World*" at the Hunter's Moon
* "*Nightshade*" at the Seelie Court

## Names

Simon and Maureen used to constantly change the band name. The many names, including those mentioned, suggested and mulled over, are (listed in order of mention):

* Champagne Enema
* Rock Solid Panda
* Furious Mole
* Ambidextrous Biscotti
* Incipient Pie Mojo

## Trivia

* In early drafts of the script, Eric was mentioned by Maureen as a band member who'd backed out.

## See Also

* See Simon's Band on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1x01: *The Mortal Cup*
2. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
3. ↑ 2x13: *Those of Demon Blood*
4. ↑ 3x01: *On Infernal Ground*
5. ↑ Alberto Rosende on Twitter
6. ↑ Alberto Rosende on Instagram
Samuel Blackwell

Other versions
* Book Blackwell
* Film Blackwell

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

**Samuel Blackwell** is one of Valentine Morgenstern's followers and active members of the Circle.

## History

Alongside Emil Pangborn, Blackwell was a loyal follower of Valentine and, together, they actively carried out Valentine's orders. One evening during their hunt for the Mortal Cup in New York, they saw a girl who resembled Jocelyn Fairchild—Valentine's wife— at the Pandemonium. They followed her home and found Jocelyn. A battle broke out, and Jocelyn was able to fend them off long enough to drink a potion that put her in a deep, coma-like state. They brought her with them to Valentine, to their base in Chernobyl.

After Pangborn informed Valentine about Jocelyn's daughter, he ordered them to bring her to him. Another one of their assignment is the retrieval of any warlock who may be able to reverse Jocelyn's condition. He and Pangborn kidnapped Dot, the warlock close to the Frays.

Blackwell was later part of the team of Circle members waiting at Renwick's. Outside, he called out Luke Garroway and taunted him about being a werewolf. Luke volunteered to stay behind to hold of Blackwell and the other Circle members while Jace, Clary, and Valentine, shape-shifted into Michael Wayland, went into the building to get Jocelyn. A bloody Luke was later able to rejoin the others, leaving Blackwell's fate unknown.

## Appearances

 Moo Shu to Go:**Appears**

 A Window Into an...:*Absent*

## Trivia

* In an alternate dimension of theirs, Blackwell is friends with Valentine and Simon. Blackwell joins them for poker night and is considered by Simon a sore loser.

## References

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

Valentine Morgenstern experimented on a **demon** that possessed other beings.

## Description

The demon was capable of possessing other humans and move between one body to the next. It's true form was that of a black smoke with no known real shape. When it possesses someone, the person's eyes will glass over and turn black. Though the possessed remain in control and still have their memories, the demon will influence their actions by attacking, and damaging, their prefrontal cortex, thus making the host act violently on their negative emotion, attacking someone they hold some resentment for. The killing move is usually through a hole punched through the other person's chest.

Valentine's experimentation on the demon gave it a form of advanced cloaking ability which made it able to go undetected through the wards of the Shadowhunters, as well as by a demon-detecting necklace.

## History

In 2016, Valentine dispatched the demon as a distraction for the Shadowhunters of the New York Institute. He had it attack a mundane, knowing it would get the Shadowhunters' attention. Luke Garroway was able to direct mundane authorities' attention away from the corpse, which the Shadowhunters took into the Institute to be studied by Isabelle Lightwood.

Unbeknownst to them, the demon had moved into the corpse's body and was able to sneak into the Institute through it. It then snuck into the Institute's vents when no one was paying attention. It went on to possess four Shadowhunters and, through them, killed two Shadowhunters and injured another. Clary Fairchild was able to lure it out by stabbing his latest host, Isabelle, in the back, and it was banished back to Hell with a swipe of a seraph blade while in its own form.

## References

* *Day of Wrath* (first and only appearance)