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Jaenera Qhaedar

- Qavo's Children

* Kasporio Qhaedar, Half-brother

- Kasporio's Children

* Rylonna Qhaedar, Half-sister
* Horonno Qhaedar, Brother

- Horonno's Children with Rylonna

* Aegor Qhaedar, Brother
* Vogarro Qhaedar, Brother

**Jaenera Qhaedar**, known affectionately as **Nera** by her more tolerable siblings, was born to Maelys and Kinvara Qhaedar in the year 254 AC. She is one of many siblings, and has lead the Lost Legion since the year 276 AC. She is a religious fanatic and Valyrian supremacist, but usually saves acts of extremism for opportunities presented during contracts.

## Appearance

At the age of Six and Twenty, Jaenera remains youthful in appearance. As she uses a helmet in battle there is hardly any damage to her face, but there are a great many scars around her body from encounters while doing her job as a Legionnaire. Like her many siblings, her parents, and any cousins she might have, she shows the obvious Valyrian features of white-blonde hair and violet eyes.

## History

### Upbringing

In the year 254, Jaenera was born as the fifth child to Maelys Qhaedar, the wealthy head of House Qhaedar who's household resides within Volantis' Black Walls. She was born to Maelys' secondary wife Kinvara Vhassar, and so was initially raised to be a normal noblewoman, always seen as inferior due to her father's primary wife still being alive. She never came to connect with her older siblings and half-siblings, with only her younger brother Vogarro Qhaedar as an exception to this rule.

Early on in her life she expressed an interest in lore of both historical and religious nature, and this in turn was what lead her father to start treating her as more than just a daughter to marry off for political influence. Like a child that had been promised sweets, the young Jaenera managed to pester her father enough for the man to bring in the most knowledgeable slaves and scholars he could afford to host. The tales of the Old Gods drove her like nothing had before, and her father loved it. He was not much of a religious man himself, but he like many others was a man who enjoyed speaking of his family's Valyrian heritage.

When Jaenera hit the age of five and ten, her interests changed from mere lore to magic as a whole. Despite her own beliefs, she would have her guards take her to Red Temples whenever they could, just so she could watch the supposed works of a Lord of Light. When she hit the age of nine and ten, it was through her brother Vogarro that she convinced her father to let her leave on a journey to gain what she called 'religious enlightenment'. As soon as she was allowed to leave with Vogarro beside her, the two of them left on a guarded trip to Slaver's Bay to join the Lost Legion.
Edom

**Edom** was a demon realm, once ruled by Lilith and Asmodeus.

## Known history

Edom is inhabited by the demons known as *asmodei*, among other demons.

At one point, Valentine Morgenstern sent his son Jonathan to Edom, where the boy was soon disfigured to fit their world. He spent many years there, enduring torture from demons, but also managed to spend time with his would-be mother figure Lilith. Jonathan was eventually able to escape with Azazel's help. When Jonathan died on Earth, he used his dying moments to open a rift to Edom and summoned Lilith, who sent through a horde of *asmodei*.

The realm was later destroyed by heavenly fire, as part of a chain reaction when Isabelle killed Lilith with the fire and when the heavenly fire she had previously absorbed was expelled into the sky over Edom.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x20: *Beside Still Water*
3. ↑ 3x22: *All Good Things...*
Iron Sisters (episode)

**"Shape-shifting, huh? Well, that's original."**

This article is about **the Season 2 episode**. You may be looking for **Nephilim weapon makers, the Iron Sisters**.

## Broadcast Information

### **Directed by**

Mike Rohl

Episode Guide

***Iron Sisters*** is the sixth episode of the second season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

ISABELLE'S SECRET MAY BE REVEALED: Clary and Isabelle head to the Citadel looking for answers.

To help get answers to what Valentine may be planning, Isabelle and Clary are sent on a mission to visit the Iron Sisters. Once there, more truths may be revealed than Izzy and Clary planned. On a mission of their own, Simon and Maia are determined to find Luke who is still missing after the demon attack at the Institute.

Meanwhile, Magnus and Alec finally go on their first date.

## 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
* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Christina Cox as Elaine Lewis
* Alisha Wainwright as Maia Roberts
* Nick Sagar as Victor Aldertree
* Lisa Berry as Sister Cleophas
* Farah Merani as Sister Magdalena

**Click 'Show' For More!**

**Co-starring**:

* Joel Labelle as Alaric
* Shane Inverary as Fairgreen
* Jane Johanson as Sister Dolores

* Allison Rymer — writer
* Mike (Michael) Rohl — director

### Music

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

* "Late Night Radio" - Outsider
* "Echo Girl" - Dutch Party
* "The Lifeboat" - Liam O'Donell
* "Standing on My Own" - Max Jury

## Trivia

* Notes
* In the books

* Filming began in the first week of October.
* The episode title is for the Iron Sisters of the series.
* In a deleted scene, Jace found that his clearance and access to Clave records have yet to be restored. In the scene, Alyssa Capriotti made her debut as Lindsay.

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

* Luke's sister, Amatis, was mentioned.

## References

1. ↑ "Writer hand-off. You guys, @arymes is here to start Episode 206." Zac Hug (@zachug) on Instagram
Annamarie Highsmith

Other version
* Book Annamarie

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

**Annamarie Highsmith** is a Shadowhunter who had an extramarital affair with Robert Lightwood.

## History

At one point, Annamarie became involved with Robert, resulting in his eventual divorce with his wife, Maryse. Despite this, Maryse thought that she was a decent woman and reached out to her when Luke Garroway needed to know what was happening to Clary Fairchild in Alicante. Annamarie responded and told Maryse that Clary was being tried with the Soul-Sword.

## References

* 3x08: *A Heart of Darkness* (first and only mention so far)
Agony rune

The **Agony rune** is a rune used among Shadowhunters for torture, particularly for interrogations.

## Instances of use

In 2016, the Agony rune was used on Valentine Morgenstern by Inquisitor Herondale as an extreme means of getting answers from him regarding the Mortal Instruments. The rune made him recall memories of the horrible things he'd done to his son, Jonathan. The rune was unwittingly used on Magnus Bane,
whose body had been switched with Valentine's. For Magnus, the rune made him relieve traumatic memories, particularly of finding his mother dead, from his childhood.

## References

1. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
2. ↑ 2x12: *You Are Not Your Own*
Original Sin

Episode Guide

***Original Sin*** is the twelfth episode of the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

Simon is determined to get rid of the Mark of Cain and, with Isabelle's help, tries to track down New York's oldest vampire to get more information on the mark. Now in Paris, Clary desperately tries to find an escape from her current situation. Meanwhile, with his new sense of mortality, Magnus tries to live life to the very fullest.

## 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

**Guest starring**:

* Luke Baines as Jonathan Morgenstern
* Pasha Ebrahimi as Cain
* Lola Flanery as the Seelie Queen
* Jade Hassouné as Meliorn

**Co-starring**:

* Tom Rooney as Mirek
* Charlie Morgan as French Shadowhunter

## Multimedia

### Videos

*See more here*

TMI 3x12 Sneak Peek 1Good morning, MalecTMI 3x12 Sneak Peek 2Simon and Izzy enter the sewersTMI 3x12 Sneak Peek 3Clary & Jonathan in Paris
### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Music

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

* "The Chain" - Mattis
* "Le Rendez-vous" - Lydia & Sebastien
* "Toujours du Soleil" - Antena
* "Carry You" - Ruelle ft. Fleurie

## Trivia

* Some scenes for this episode were shot in Paris. Filming for these scenes took place in May 2018, after filming of *City of Glass*. Only Katherine McNamara, Luke Baines, and Dominic Sherwood shot their scenes in Paris, and Matthew Daddario and Isaiah Mustafa were edited into the scenes.

## References

1. ↑ "What episode is the scenes that were shot in Paris?" "312!" Todd Slavkin response on Twitter
2. ↑ "Missing our cast as they are shooting in romantic Paris this week." Kathleen Jenkins on Twitter
3. ↑ [1][2][3][4] [5] — Photos of filming taken by a fan | VK
4. ↑ Katherine McNamara's Favorite Relationship on 'Shadowhunters' Isn't The One You Think It Is | Just Jared Jr.
Sensor

A **sensor** is a device set up by Shadowhunters to detect the presence of demons. It can be an aerial sensor, set up in the air to detect demons in the air, or ones placed on the ground, like the ones around the New York Institute. The sensors are connected to the substations in the Institute and will alert the Shadowhunters of any findings with loud alarms and blips on the sensor maps.

## Trivia

* In the books

* In the books, a Sensor is a handheld device often carried by Shadowhunters to alert the user of demonic presence.

## References

1. ↑ 2x20: *Beside Still Water*
2. ↑ 1x08: *Bad Blood*
Floretta Camp

**Floretta Camp**  is a warlock.

## History

Floretta is in good standing with the Clave and has done work for them as a historian, researching Great Lakes Shadow World activity. Among mundanes, Floretta has become a housewife, a farmer, and a ceramicist. She was also a recipient of honor for "Concealed Mundane Intervention" in 1987.

## Physical appearance

Floretta has red hair, and stands at 5'6" tall. Her warlock mark is her lion's mane, which she has partially shaved.

## Abilties

* **Immortality**: As a warlock, Floretta has been granted immortality. Physically, Floretta does not age.
* **Magic**: As a warlock, Floretta has access to magical powers. Her specialties are botany magic and liquid potions.

## Trivia

* Floretta's name is a mixture of both of Zac Hug's grandmother's names.

## References

1. ↑ 2x05: *Dust and Shadows* (first and only appearance; onscreen record only)
2. ↑ "... Floretta Camp - a mixture of both my Grandmother's names." Zac Hug on Twitter
Lewis family

This article is incomplete and may be considered a stub. It is in need of immediate attention, additions, and/or work. Please help to improve this article by expanding it to give a more complete coverage of its subject.

## Lewis family

Family Yom Kippur dinner, with guest Maia

### **Species**:

Mundane

The **Lewis family** is a Jewish mundane family currently residing in New York City.

## Known members

* Helen
* Elaine Lewis
* Rebecca Lewis
* Simon Lewis

## See also

* See Lewis family on the Shadowhunters wiki.
Glamour

**Glamour** is the form of magic that conceals the Shadow World.

## Information

The general purpose of glamour is to hide the Shadow World from mundanes. It makes things look different from how they truly are. Performed correctly, it creates a perfect semblance in the mind of the observer and obscures the true shape of the thing glamoured.

Having what is referred to as "the Sight" enables one to see past glamours to a thing's true nature. Most Shadowhunters and some mundanes are born with the Sight, and it also comes naturally to Downworlders. However, this does not guarantee that they can see through all glamours. For some, seeing through basic glamour may still require some training or experience. In other cases, glamour may be reinforced and more powerful than typical glamour.

Glamours may put a "false skin" over something, disguising whatever it is placed on, such as Institutes, which is sometimes glamoured to blend in with the surroundings. Shadowhunters also often use glamour runes to render themselves invisible, to move undetected through the mundane world. Similarly, demons may glamour themselves into nonspecific forms, so that a mundane attacked by a demon will perceive it as something generic, like a dog or another random mundane. The unusual features of Downworlders, particularly the marks of warlocks, can be glamoured into invisibility or normality.

Most glamours are easy to see through for any magical being, and they usually hide things only from mundanes. Downworlders may use more powerful glamours to hide their activities not just from mundanes but also from Shadowhunters and from one another.

An important rule of glamours is that, for the most part, people see what they wish to see, and things that they can make sense of. Sighted mundanes will often look past strange appearances and explain them as illusions or misunderstandings.
New York City

**New York City** is the most populous city in the United States.

## Locations

### Shadow World

* Found in Manhattan, is the New York Institute, where the local Conclave of Shadowhunters operate from.
* Magnus Bane is the High Warlock of Brooklyn.
* The Brooklyn vampire clan primarily reside in the unfinished Hotel Dumort.
* The New York werewolf pack, led by Luke Garroway, has their base of operations in an Jade Wolf.
* A Downworlder haunt called Hunter's Moon is found in Chinatown, and they can also mingle with mundanes in the Pandemonium Club. The latter is also a hunting ground for some demons.
* An entrance to the City of Bones is found under an overpass of FDR Drive.
* An entrance to the Seelie realm is found in a shaded glade in Central Park near Shakespeare Garden. Another entrance to the Court itself is through a creek under a bridge in New York.

### Other

* Java Jones
* Renwick's

## Trivia

* It is one of the primary settings of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## See also

* See New York City on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ Dark Underpass (mundane) -
 *Shadowhunters*: Map the Shadows
2. ↑ Shaded Glade (mundane) - *Shadowhunters*: Map the Shadows
3. ↑ 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
Writ of Transmutation

The **Writ of Transmutation** is a document signed between vampires—specifically a new vampire and his/her sire—stating that one party asked the other to Turn oneself into a vampire. The paper can be drafted by a warlock, and is then signed and sealed in the blood of the Turned vampire.

The declaration can be used as a legal document that can pardon a vampire of Turning, and thus killing, a mundane.
Twinning rune

The **Twinning rune** was a demonic rune used by Lilith to bind Jonathan Morgenstern and Clary Fairchild to one another, both through bond and loyalty as well as their life forces.

## Description

The rune and ritual magically bound the two individuals together: if one was wounded or hurt, the other felt the pain almost instantly and received any similar scar; if one died, the other would die as well. The rune also eventually took a toll on Clary, making her desire to be closer to her brother until she eventually gave into her dark side.

The rune and its effect immediately faded when Clary was stabbed with the heavenly fire-infused blade Glorious.

## See Also

* See Twinning Rune on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ 3x11: *Lost Souls*
2. ↑ 3x18: *The Beast Within*
3. ↑ 3x20: *City of Glass*
Spiral Labyrinth

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 **Spiral Labyrinth** is the central home of warlock magical research and knowledge. It is considered the underground headquarters of the world's warlocks, of scholars and students of lore, where a great deal of arcane knowledge was hidden. All of the ancient magic of the warlocks, as well as the magic that has been invented in recent years, is dutifully recorded and kept in the Labyrinth. The location of the Labyrinth is unknown, even to the Nephilim.

## Trivia

* A warlock named Tessa Gray, whom Magnus Bane is acquainted with, is at the Labyrinth.
Warlocks

Some of New York's warlocks

**Warlocks** are an immortal race of Downworlder offsprings of demons and mundanes.

## Description

Warlocks are born from demons and humans. They are immortal beings who, at one point in their lives, stop aging.

Warlocks are capable of performing magic and casting spells in demonic languages. Most are also versed in making potions.

A universal trait among them are their warlock or demon marks, a part of their body that is strange or unique that identifies them.

Additionally, warlocks are unable to have children.

Within certain districts, there is one warlock who is proclaimed the "High Warlock"—they are recognized by other Shadow World denizens as a powerful figure and a sort of leader of the local warlocks.

## Known warlocks

A list of known warlocks:

* Catarina Loss
* Dorothea Rollins
* Elias †
* Elliot Nourse †
* Floretta Camp
* Iris Rouse †
* Lin Yuan Yang
* Lorenzo Rey — High Warlock of Brooklyn
* Madzie
* Magnus Bane — High Warlock of Brooklyn (former), High Warlock of Alicante
* Ragnor Fell † — High Warlock of London (former)
* Rufus
* Tessa Gray
* Vera †
* Zoe
* Raphael’s associate

## See also

* See Warlocks on the Shadowhunters wiki.
A Dark Reflection

Episode Guide

***A Dark Reflection*** is the seventeenth episode of the second season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

With two of the three Mortal Instruments missing, everyone is on the hunt for the last one – the Mortal Mirror. Jace and Clary are on the hunt to recover it first before it could fall into enemy hands. But along the way, Clary realizes that her brother Jonathan may be closer than she thought. Meanwhile, Isabelle has a hard time accepting the fact that her little brother Max is growing up, and Maia struggles to bring her guard down with Simon.

## 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 "Sebastian"/Jonathan
* Alisha Wainwright as Maia Roberts
* Vanessa Matsui as Dot
* Lisa Berry as Sister Cleophas
* Alan Van Sprang as Valentine Morgenstern

**Click 'Show' For More!**

**Co-starring**:

* Elias Toufexis as Jonathan's true form
* Zach Smadu as Elliot Nourse
* Rachelle Ganesh as Circle member

* Hollie Overton — writer
* Jeffrey Hunt — director

## Multimedia

### Videos

2x17 Promo Preview2x17 Sneak Peek 12x17 Sneak Peek 22x17 Sneak Peek 3
### Music

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

* "Stronger" (feat. Mr Gabriel) - Proper Gentlemen
* "I'd Really Like To Slow Down" - Brain Tan
* "Pipa 2" - Cheng Yu
* "Royal Blue" - Alberto Rosende

## Trivia

* Production notes
* In the books

* Filming began on March 29, and ended on April 6, 2017.
* This marks the final appearance of Vanessa Matsui on the series.

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

* The Mortal Instruments can be put together to summon the Angel Raziel, who would then have to grant the summoner one wish.
* Very few Shadowhunters know where the Mortal Mirror is.
* Though executed differently, Max was also the first to notice Jonathan/Sebastian's activities.

For other series connections, see the differences page.
## References

1. ↑ "Day 1 filming go #shadowhunters #shadowhuntersseason2" Jeffrey Hunt (@huntvision) on Instagram
2. ↑ "Last day of filming for episode 217 #shadowhunters" Jeffrey Hunt (@huntvision) on Instagram
Praetor Lupus

Other version
* Book Praetor

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details can be found on the linked book page/s. *Caution is advised!***

## Praetor Lupus

### **Motto**:

*Beati bellicosi*,
"Blessed are the warriors"

The **Praetor Lupus** is a secret organization made up of werewolves. It literally means "Wolf Guardians," based on the Praetorians, an elite Roman military force. The Shadowhunters are aware of the Praetor's existence and do not interfere with their work.

## Duties

The Praetor helps new, "problematic" and dangerous Downworlders. Praetors are known to only intervene in special Downworld cases.

Guardians are able to observe and research their charges extensively beforehand; they have the means and resources to set up favorable conditions on short notice. Once Praetors are given their assignment, they are bound by oath to follow through and are not allowed to choose or withdraw from their missions.

The Praetor Lupus also has extensive records, including dated information on the Mark of Cain, and thus a need for archivists.

## Known members

* Jordan Kyle †
* Nick †
* Scott
* Tom

## Known charges

Downworlders that the Praetor Lupus has helped, or tried to, at one point (listed in order of when they were given aid):

* Luke Garroway
* Simon Lewis
* Heidi McKenzie

## References

1. ↑ *The Mortal Instruments*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 3x05: *Stronger Than Heaven*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3x06: *A Window Into an Empty Room*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
5. ↑ 3x09: *Familia Ante Omnia*
Sydney Meyer

**Sydney Meyer** is an actress who portrayed Helen Blackthorn on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*; she made her debut in Season 3B.

## Trivia

* Sydney was only filling in for actors at a table read for the show when she first met the showrunner Todd Slavkin and the others, leading to her eventual casting as Helen.

## References

1. ↑ "Appreciation post for @meyers48..." Todd Slavkin on Twitter

## External links

* Sydney Meyer at the Internet Movie Database
* Sydney Meyer (@meyers48) on Twitter
* Sydney Meyer (@sydneymeyer48) on Instagram
* Sydney Meyer on Facebook
Seraph blade

**Seraph blades** are the primary weapons of Shadowhunters. They are made of *adamas* and crafted by the Iron Sisters. When the blades are forged by the Iron Sisters, they hear the angels whisper.

## Appearance

When deactivated, the seraph blades are dull tubes; once activated, the blade springs to life. They vary in length, from a small ones like daggers, to long ones like swords. The blades have runes cut into the sword that glow beneath the blade's surface.

## Trivia

* There are other weapons, such as bow(s) used by Alec, aside from swords or bladed weapons that also pop out from tubes like seraph blades.

* The design for the blades in the first season was the same as the one used in the preceding film adaptation. The blades used to glow brightly and make high-pitched sounds when used. It was redesigned for the second season.

## See also

* See Seraph blade on the Shadowhunters wiki.

## References

1. ↑ 2x07: *How Are Thou Fallen*
2. ↑ 2x01: *This Guilty Blood*
3. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
Morning Star

Episode Guide

***Morning Star*** is the thirteenth and final episode of the first season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

THE HUNT IS ON: Time is running out for the Shadowhunters to stop Valentine.

Jace, who is still reeling from everything that has happened, makes hunting down Valentine his number one priority even though he continues to wrestle with his conflicted feelings. In hopes of finding a way to stop Valentine before it is too late, Clary and Simon must find the key to unlocking Jocelyn's coma. But that key to unlocking Jocelyn's spell may just undo the Downworlder peace treaty, Simon's relationship with Raphael, and the vampire clan in the process.

Meanwhile, Alec must deal with the aftermath of his decision and what his choice means for his future.

## Credits

* Cast
* Crew

* Katherine McNamara as Clary Fray
* Dominic Sherwood as Jace Wayland
* Alberto Rosende as Simon Lewis
* Matthew Daddario as Alec Lightwood
* Emeraude Toubia as Isabelle Lightwood
* Isaiah Mustafa as Luke Garroway
* Harry Shum Jr. as Magnus Bane
* Alan Van Sprang as Valentine Morgenstern
* Maxim Roy as Jocelyn Fray
* David Castro as Raphael Santiago
* Jon Cor as Hodge Starkweather
* Kaitlyn Leeb as Camille Belcourt
* Nicola Correia Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Paulino Nunes as Robert Lightwood

**Click 'Show' For More!**

**Co-starring**:

* Sunnie James as Archer
* Jeff Scott Wahl

* Peter Binswanger — writer
* J. Miles Dale — director
* Alyson Silverberg and Jonathan Clay Harris — casting directors
* TBA

### Music

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

* "Bad Dream" — Ruelle

## Trivia

* Shooting ran from on September 30 to October 9, 2015. Reshoots for the season were filmed after this.
* The title "Morning Star" refers to the meaning of the German translation of the Morgenstern name.

## References

1. ↑ "Back on set." Peter Binswanger on Twitter
2. ↑ Production Hotlist » Directors Guild of Canada (archive)
3. ↑ "Last official day on set for season 1!" Katherine McNamara on Twitter
4. ↑ "Wrapped reshoots today." Katherine McNamara on Facebook

## External links

* Morning Star at the Internet Movie Database
* *Morning Star* on Freeform.go.com
Chad Connell

**Chad Connell** (born May 20, 1983 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) is a Canadian actor who appeared in both adaptations of *The Mortal Instruments*. He first appeared in the film adaptation as the blue-haired demon named Lambert, and he was cast on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments* as Daniel Quinn.
Ned Fisk

Fisk confiscating Luke's gun

**Ned Fisk** is an internal affairs officer sent to investigate NYPD detective Luke Garroway.

## History

In 2016, a string of strange murders in New York became a priority for the NYPD. However, when two believed witnesses (Midori and Konrad) were found dead shortly after being interviewed by Detective Luke Garroway, Fisk was sent to investigate the detective's potential connection to the crimes. When the precinct captain, Susanna Vargas, turned up dead, Luke was once again suspected, but Fisk eventually realized that he couldn't have done it as Luke was in the interrogation room with Fisk at the time of her death. Instead, he asked Luke to cooperate so they could get justice for Vargas.

Fisk continued to tail Luke and found him with another person during this time. When he attempted to bring them in, Luke's companion attacked him. Fisk awakened tied up, with the person preparing tools to apparently drain his blood. Fisk became convinced that the young stranger was the serial killer, thus clearing Luke's name in relation to the case. Luke arrived to 'save' him just in time, killing the boy, essentially ending the demonic murder spree and Fisk's investigation of Luke at the NYPD.

## References

1. ↑ 1x07: *Major Arcana*
2. ↑ 1x10: *This World Inverted*
Sam Hollander

**Sam Hollander** is an American songwriter and record producer.

## *Shadowhunters* discography

Sam wrote and produced several original songs along with Grant Michaels for the second season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*, namely:

* "Murmurs" - Alchemy 3 (Sierra Deaton)
* "The Lifeboat" - Liam O'Donnell
* "Blood Rose" - birthday
* "Fragile World" - Alberto Rosende
* "Royal Blue" - Alberto Rosende

## References

1. ↑ "Three Original Shadowhunters Songs Have Just Been Released!" *Shadowhunters* on Freeform

## External links

* Sam Hollander's official site
* Sam Hollander on Wikipedia
* Sam Hollander at the Internet Movie Database
* Sam Hollander on Facebook
* Sam Hollander (@samiamhollander) on Twitter
Alan Van Sprang

**Alan Van Sprang** is a Canadian actor. He portrayed Valentine Morgenstern on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*. His casting was announced on May 15, 2015.

## Trivia

* At one point, Van Sprang decided to shave his head in an effort to land "leading, dangerous, bad-guy parts" because, though he had been playing several beforehand, he'd begun to lose them to actors who appeared more crazed.
* Alan has a son named Logan Joseph with his former partner, actress-choreographer Sarah Robichaud in 2002. He currently resides in Toronto.

## References

1. ↑ ABC Family’s ‘Shadowhunters’ Casts Alan Van Sprang as Main Villain — The Wrap
2. ↑ Quick route to stardom — CANOE
3. ↑ Calgarian romps with the Tudors — canada.com

## External links

* Alan Van Sprang on Wikipedia
* Alan Van Sprang at the Internet Movie Database
* Alan Van Sprang (@alanvansprang) on Twitter
* Alan Van Sprang (@alanvansprang) on Instagram
Stronger Than Heaven

Episode Guide

***Stronger Than Heaven*** is the fifth episode of the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

Someone is out to get Simon and Jace is on the hunt to find out who it is. Meanwhile, Clary turns to Luke to find a way to help Jace. Alec worries about the future of his relationship after learning more about Magnus' romantic 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
* Chai Hansen as Jordan Kyle
* Lisa Berry as Sister Cleophas
* Steve Byers as Underhill
* Brooks Darnell as Charlie Cooper
* Benjamin Sutherland as Ithuriel
* Daniel Coz as Disciple #3

### Videos

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TMI 3x05 Promo PreviewTMI 3x05 Sneak Peek 1TMI 3x05 Sneak Peek 3
### Images

*See more promotional images here and stills here*

### Music

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

* "Wait" - NoMBe
* "Michelangelo" - Alberto Rosende
* "Cosmos" - Moscow Metro / Outsider

## Trivia

* Episode notes
* In the books
* Production notes

* Based on Magnus's statement, this episode is set less than two months after Season 1's *Malec*.

- Luke has a farm.

- This episode was being filmed as of October 7, 2017.

## References

1. ↑ "@MattDirector says they're in the middle of shooting #ShadowhuntersSeason3, episode 5."
2. ↑ Actual footage of the NYCC 2017 panel where Matt said the previous line — Colllider coverage
Stay With Me

Episode Guide

***Stay With Me*** is the sixteenth episode of the third season of *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## Synopsis

Clary and Jace come up with a risky plan to get rid of her twinning rune, which may bring an old enemy back into the fray. Meanwhile, Alec is worried about Magnus.

## 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

**Guest-starring**:

* Luke Baines as Jonathan Morgenstern
* Anna Hopkins as Lilith
* Nicola Correia-Damude as Maryse Lightwood
* Lola Flanery as the young Seelie Queen
* Jade Hassouné as Meliorn
* Kimberly-Sue Murray as the adult Seelie Queen
* James McGowan as Praetor Scott

**Co-starring**:
* Sophia Walker as Catarina Loss
* Kyana Teresa as Lanaia

## Multimedia

### Videos

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TMI 3x16 Sneak Peek 1Clary wants to summon LilithTMI 3x16 Sneak Peek 2Simon and Izzy make a pactTMI 3x16 Sneak Peek 3Alec gets emotional at Magnus' bedside
### Images

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### Music

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

* "Swing 'N' Easy" - John Horler & Christopher Laurence
* "Body" - SYML
* Concerto for Bassoon and Orchestra in B-Flat Major, Op.96, K.191: 2. Andante ma adagio - 3. Rondo (Allegro) - Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Marin Valchanov & Kamen Goleminov
Todd Slavkin

**Todd Slavkin** is an American screenwriter and producer. He has served as an executive producer, writer, and co-showrunner on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*, alongside fellow *Smallville* showrunner Darren Swimmer, since the beginning of production of the second season. The pair replaced Season 1's showrunner, Ed Decter.

## Credits

**Executive producer** (and showrunner):

* Season 2
* Season 3

* *By the Light of Dawn*
* *Beside Still Water*
* *On Infernal Ground*
* *Aku Cinta Kamu*

## External links

* Todd Slavkin on Wikipedia
* Todd Slavkin at the Internet Movie Database
* Todd Slavkin (@toddzer1) on Twitter
Sister Dolores

Other version
* Book Dolores

**Sister Dolores** is an elder Iron Sister of commanding rank in the order.

## History

When Valentine attacked the City of Bones, killed many Silent Brothers, and stole the Soul-Sword, Dolores received word about it from Idris. Concerned for their safety, she immediately commanded the other Iron Sisters to reinforce the Adamant Citadel.

## References

1. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
2. ↑ 2x06: *Iron Sisters* (first and only appearance)
Simon Lewis (alternate)

Other versions
* Alt Simon
* Book Simon
* Film Simon

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

## Simon Lewis

**Simon Lewis** is the best friend of Clary Morgenstern and the boyfriend of Isabelle Lightwood.

## History

Simon and Clary were in the same circle of friends, which including Izzy, her brother Alec, and Clary's boyfriend Jace.

Clary's father Valentine owned a company, the Institute, for whom Isabelle worked. The Institute was also holding an anniversary party planned by Alec, and Valentine gave Simon a gig at the party. While there, Simon planned to ask Isabelle to move in with him.

## References

* 1x10: *This World Inverted* (first and only appearance)
Will Herondale

Other version
* Book Will

**SPOILER WARNING: Plot details can be found on the linked book page/s. *Caution is advised!***

## Affiliation, Fate

### **Known relatives**:

* Stephen Herondale (descendant) †
* Jace Herondale (descendant)

### **Affiliation**:

* The Clave
* Brother Zachariah
* Magnus Bane

## Physical Description

### **Gender**:

Male

**Will Herondale** was a Shadowhunter and Jace Herondale's ancestor.

## History

In 2016, Magnus Bane contacted Brother Zachariah, an old friend of his and Will's, asking him about a demon he needed help identifying. He immediately responded, saying he would meet them later that night. Magnus and Clary Fairchild met with Brother Zachariah, and gave them texts that contained information on long forgotten demon forms. When Magnus thanked him, he pointed out that he'd help any friend of Will Herondale's. Clary, recognizing the name that belonged to her boyfriend, reacted, and Magnus told her that he and Brother Zachariah were both friends with Will in the past.
Samantha

**Samantha** is the girlfriend of Olivia Wilson who becomes aware of the existence of the Shadow World.

## History

After Ollie became assigned as Luke Garroway's new partner at the New York Police Department, she confided in Samantha her suspicions of Luke being a werewolf. She took her to the werewolves' headquarters, which doubled as a restaurant Jade Wolf, and left surveillance equipment inside. Later that night, they played the footage and Samantha, who'd been reluctant to believe Ollie's beliefs, was shocked to hear Luke's speech to his werewolf pack.

When Ollie didn't come home one evening and didn't even call to check in, Sam became incredibly worried and proceeded to Ollie's precinct to look for her. She confronted her partner, Luke, frustratingly wondering out loud if it had to do with the Shadow World. Luke took her aside and told her of Ollie's situation - that she had been possessed by a demon and he was working to free her. Samantha slapped Luke in shock and devastation. When Ollie was freed, apparently having no recollection of recent events, the Praetor Lupus agreed to help relocate the couple, giving them new identities to keep them safe.

## References

1. ↑ 2x14: *The Fair Folk*
2. ↑ 2x18: *Awake, Arise, or be Forever Fallen*
3. ↑ 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
4. ↑ 3x11: *Lost Souls*
Harry Shum Jr.

**Harry Shum Jr.** is an American singer, songwriter, dancer, actor, and choreographer. He portrays Magnus Bane on *Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments*.

## *Shadowhunters*

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

On May 15, 2015, it was announced that Harry was cast as Magnus Bane on the Freeform drama *Shadowhunters*. Cassandra Clare was thrilled after watching his audition and gave him her vote. She had also previously fancast him as Magnus three years prior (ca. 2012, before Godfrey Gao was cast for the film).

## Personal life

Shum has been in a relationship with actress and dancer Shelby Rabara since 2007; the couple got engaged in October 2013 and was married in November 2015 in Costa Rica.

In April 2014, Shum founded a website, Tenth + Fourth, in partnership with Digital Media Management.

## Trivia

* Harry speaks English, Cantonese, and Spanish.
* Harry's earliest motivations to dance were from Ginuwine, Dru Hill, and Usher, before becoming influenced by iconic dancers like Gene Kelly and Michael Jackson.

## References

1. ↑ PopWrapped Q&A with Harry and Matthew
2. ↑ Press Release: ‘Glee’ Alum Joins ‘ABC Family’s ‘Shadowhunters’ — The Variety
3. ↑ "I jumped up and clapped when I watched your audition. So happy to welcome you to the TMI family as our High Warlock!" — Cassandra Clare (@cassieclare) on Twitter
4. ↑ "He was way snarky." — Cassandra Clare on Twitter
5. ↑ "I did vote for him." — Cassandra Clare on Twitter
6. ↑ "Harry Shum, Jr. is really working the Magnus." — Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
7. ↑ "[Rarely] do you ever get an actor you fancast in your head! Pretty cool." — Cassandra Clare on Tumblr
8. ↑ ‘Glee”s Harry Shum Jr. on His Worst Breakup, Longest Relationship, & Dancing it Off — The Bullet Shop
9. ↑ Mike Chang is getting married! Glee star Harry Shum, Jr. engaged to longtime love Shelby Rabara' — People.com
10. ↑ Tenth + Fourth: Our Partnership With Harry Shum, Jr.

## External links

* Harry Shum Jr.'s official site
* Harry Shum Jr. on Wikipedia
* Harry Shum Jr. at the Internet Movie Database
* Harry Shum Jr. (@HarryShumJr) on Twitter
* Harry Shum Jr. on Facebook
* Harry Shum Jr. (@harryshumjr) on Instagram
* Harry Shum Jr. on YouTube
* Harry Shum Jr. on Tumblr
* Tenth + Fourth from Harry Shum Jr
Mr. Lewis

## Mr. Lewis (Simon's father)

**Mr. Lewis** is the late father of Simon Lewis.

## History

Simon's father was Jewish. During Yom Kippur, he usually shared with the family what it was he was atoning for at the time, and asked everyone else to follow suit. This became a family tradition, one his family kept even long after his death.

After he died, his wife, Elaine, was so devastated that she went on a bender and became an alcoholic for a time.

## Appearances

 Moo Shu to Go:*Absent*

 A Window Into an...:*Absent*

## References

1. ↑ 2x16: *Day of Atonement*
2. ↑ 1x08: *Bad Blood*
3. ↑ 2x03: *Parabatai Lost*
The Gard

Book version
* Book Gard

**The Gard** is an official structure of the Clave in Alicante.

## Description

The Gard is built and carved into a mountain in Idris, with its doors protected heavily by wards impervious to opening runes. It has cells for holding prisoners, both Shadowhunters and Downworlders, charged of crimes, or awaiting trial or execution. It has a morgue. It also has a courtyard where a culling of its death row inmates takes place every month.

## History

A while after Valentine Morgenstern was held captive in the New York Institute, his transfer to the Gard was requested by Alec Lightwood and later approved, but his transfer to the city was intercepted.

The warlock Iris Rouse, several incarcerated Circle members, and later Clary Fairchild were imprisoned in the Gard and put on the death row. Many were executed in their monthly culling. Valentine was brought back to life with Clary's Necromancy rune in the Gard's morgue, and he later almost escaped after massacring the guards. Clary was able to open the doors to the Gard with her unlocking rune, and though she had no intention of escaping, she was broken out by Lilith's Owl.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 3x09: *Familia Ante Omnia*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x15: *A Problem of Memory*
3. ↑ 3x08: *A Heart of Darkness*
Glenn

**Glenn** is a werewolf and a member of Luke's pack.

## Biography

### Hunt for the Cup

While Glenn was dining at the Jade Wolf one morning, their pack leader 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. Glenn was among those that at first tried to fight off the invading Shadowhunters who came to rescue Clary, but ultimately stopped, Changed back to their human forms and bowed to their new alpha, Luke.

### Alliance

Glenn was among the werewolves who, albeit unwillingly, worked with Shadowhunters and vampires to rescue a Seelie knight from the Shadowhunters taking him to the City of Bones.

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

### Sevenfold

At one point, Glenn, Russell and some of their other fellow pack members noticed Maia's relationship with the vampire Simon Lewis. One evening, they decided to kick Simon out of the boathouse on their docks and threatened him into leaving; Glenn carried a baseball bat in case Simon objected. When Simon refused, Glenn made his move to strike at Simon, but he was pushed back by an invisible force so strong—because it returned the attack against him seven times the pain he would have dealt Simon—that his bat broke, and he went flying and collided with a truck some feet away. His bones were broken, and his injury was grave enough that he was apparently almost paralyzed, for which Luke was finally talked into asking Simon to leave the docks.

## References

1. ↑ 1x05: *Moo Shu to Go*
2. ↑ 1x09: *Rise Up*
3. ↑ 1x13: *Morning Star*
4. ↑ 3x09: *Familia Ante Omnia*
5. ↑ 3x02: *The Powers That Be*
6. ↑ 3x07: *Salt in the Wound*
7. ↑ 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*
Weapons

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.

There are a variety of **weapons** used by Shadowhunters. Most of these weapons are made with materials capable of killing demons, such as *adamas*, forged by the Iron Sisters.

## Information

Shadowhunters do not use firearms; their basic armaments are hand-to-hand or projectile weapons, which come in several variations and categories. Most of their weapons are forged by the Iron Sisters and Marked with runes to be effective against demons.

Shadowhunters usually have a preferred weapons, or weapons they specialize in. Shadowhunters are also trained to battle with weapons improvised from the environment, in the event that weapons are not available, and even without weapons, using only their own body, strength and speed as a weapon.

Institute weapons rooms and even their hidden caches on holy grounds are often well-stocked with weapons.

## Varieties

* **Seraph blades** - the most and primary weapon of the Nephilim that is capable of dealing permanent damage against demons.
* Other **bladed weapons** - include swords, knives, daggers, etc.
* **Blunt weapons** - weapons that simply bludgeon with heavy attachments, like maces, axes, hammers, flails, and morning stars, among others.
* **Polearms** - weapons with sharp blades attached to the end of long sticks, such as pikes, spears, lances, and staves, that provide extended reach.
* **Exotic weapons** - nonstandard, specialty weapons from different cultures. These include whips, sword canes, obscure weapons of martial arts traditions, household objects modified to double as blades, and so on.
* **Ranged weapons** - projectile weapons like slings, crossbows, bows and arrows, for long-range fighting.

## Specialization

Some notable Shadowhunters with weapon preferences and specializations include:

* Hodge Starkweather - *chakrams*
* Alec Lightwood - bow & arrow
* Isabelle Lightwood - electrum-laced whip
Yin fen

Other version
* Book Yin fen

***Yin fen*** is a strong, addictive substance made from diluted vampire venom.

## Effects

*Yin fen* gives temporary relief for individuals in pain, giving the impression and false but seemingly satisfactory and pleasurable feeling of healing and euphoria, as well as a quick burst of strength.

A side effect of the drug is uncontrollable shaking of the hands, especially once the initial effects begin to wear off. Withdrawal from the drug causes weakness, pain, and anxiety in the addict. However, it is possible to wean off the drug by going cold turkey—abruptly getting off the drug and suffering through the pain—to allow the user to cleanse his/her system of the drug if done soon enough.

*Yin fen* is still a weaker and less powerful compared to pure vampire venom from a vampire's bite, though its effects last longer.

There are some peddlers of *yin fen* on the streets, including the warlock Rufus who was banned from North America. The form it has been seen in so far is of an ointment applied on the skin.

## Therapy

As with any drug, addiction to *yin fen* can be solved to some extent through detoxification. This can be a painful process to the addict as the user will experience withdrawal symptoms like other addicts and will be prone to relapse unless the person undergoes other necessary steps to recovery, such as counseling and some medicine. One known treatment is the taking the extract of a root native to L'Isle Adam in France which helps with the pain from withdrawal.

## History

Once upon a time, *yin fen* nearly cost Jem—a dear friend of Magnus Bane—his life.

When Isabelle Lightwood was injured, Victor Aldertree refused to let her go on a mission to the Adamant Citadel unless she had recovered. Aldertree tricked Isabelle into taking the drug, telling her that it would help heal the venom-infected wound at a much faster rate. The desperate Isabelle agreed, and Aldertree applied a small dose of it on her back. She immediately felt the effects and, as Aldertree had given her a whole case of it, quickly became addicted to it.

Aldertree continued to give Isabelle containers of *yin fen* and hung its availability over her head, knowing that she was becoming more and more addicted and dependent on it. At the Adamant Citadel, the presence of the drug in Isabelle's system made her fail the purity trial—the heavenly energy in the water detected the "demonic impurities" in her blood and would have destroyed her had Clary not interfered. Sister Magdalena informed her that the *yin fen* did not, and will not, heal her.

## References

1. ↑ 2x08: *Love is a Devil*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2x07: *How Are Thou Fallen*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 2x05: *Dust and Shadows*
4. ↑ 2x11: *Mea Maxima Culpa*
5. ↑ 3x13: *Beati Bellicosi*
6. ↑ 2x04: *Day of Wrath*
7. ↑ 2x06: *Iron Sisters*
Stamina rune

The **Stamina rune** gives the marked Nephilim the capacity for standing fatigue or resisting disease. The powers granted by this rune are not a set duration, but rather they fade as the Nephilim draws on their power.

## See Also

* See Stamina Runes on the Shadowhunters Wiki

## References

1. ↑ *The Shadowhunter Chronicles*
2. ↑ 3x03: *What Lies Beneath*