Moiraine Damodred Aes Sedai are known for being cool, unflappable, and imposing. They command respect and fear. And Moiraine Damodred fits this mold more than most Aes Sedai. House Damodred has long been prominent in Cairhien, controlling the throne for many generations. Moiraine herself was Laman Damodred’s niece. But she left behind the life of a Cairhienin noble to become Aes Sedai. Moiraine was something of a prodigy in the
White Tower. She arrived at the Tower with the potential to eventually become one Along with her good friend Siuan Sanche, Moiraine chose the Blue Ajah when she was raised to the shawl. Members of the Blue Ajah most often spend their energies on good causes and fighting the Shadow, and Moiraine was no exception. In fact, the battle she fought was more important than any other. She set about finding the boy who would grow to become the Dragon Reborn. Through the course of this search she met and bonded her Warder, a fierce Borderlander named Lan Mandragoran.
After years of hunting she eventually found him, an eighteen year old boy named Rand al’Thor
. She guided Rand through many initial dangers and decisions, though he often fought against what she thought best. Moiraine recognized the importance of this young man, and was
willing to do anything to keep him alive. Despite their frequent But Moiraine might very well have been killed in a battle with the Forsaken Lanfear. In the midst of their find, they fell through the ter’angreal doorway leading to the land of the Aelfinn and Eelfinn. Lan certainly believes her to be dead, but there is also evidence that she may not have perished in her fight with Lanfear. Should Moiraine return, Rand would certainly welcome her back with open arms. Her vast knowledge and her skill with the One Power are sorely missed by those who fight against the Shadow. |
of the strongest Aes Sedai alive. She also learned quickly,
showing little fear and great skill in her lessons.
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