Daughter of the Night is the fourth episode of season 2 of the television series The Wheel of Time, and the twelfth episode overall. It premiered on September 08, 2023 on Prime Video.
Synopsis[]
Official episode synopsis for Daughter of the Night from Prime Video:
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Plot summary[]
Prologue[]
Cairhien and Kinslayer's Dagger[]
Arafel[]
Arad Doman[]
Mat Cauthon and Min Farshaw[]
After leaving the White Tower, Mat and Min stop at an inn in the Cairhien countryside.[1] They drink and play dice, and Min wins all of Mat's money. Mat flirts, suggesting that Min gets them a room, and playfully says he's tired and can't move. Min says she'll get them another round "and rooms, plural." Min pays for the drinks and tells the bartender that she wants the room in the attack, and that someone will be meeting her there.[2]
While sleeping, Min is pulled into a dream that her aunts wake her and force her back to work,[3] and Min is horrified by the visions she sees on her customers who want her to tell them their futures. Ishamael appears, and everyone else and the visions disappear.[4] Min asks who he is and he reveals he's one of the Forsaken. Min is in denial because "Liandrin wouldn't", but Ishamael points out that Liandrin promised to take away Min's visions, and this isn't something an Aes Sedai could do. Min refuses to help him and tries to get up, but he uses his power to force her to sit back down. Min still tries to stand up to him, but he tells her to take Mat to the city of Cairhien if she wants him to take away her curse. Crying, Min asks what's in Cairhien, and Ishamael smiles.[5]
Appearances[]
Cast and characters[]
Starring:
- Rosamund Pike as Moiraine Damodred
- Daniel Henney as Lan Mandragoran
- Zoë Robins as Nynaeve al'Meara
- Madeleine Madden as Egwene al'Vere
- Josha Stradowski as Rand al'Thor
- Marcus Rutherford as Perrin Aybara
- Dónal Finn as Mat Cauthon
- Ceara Coveney as Elayne Trakand
- Kae Alexander as Min Farshaw
- Priyanka Bose as Alanna Mosvani
- Jennifer Cheon Garcia as Leane Sharif
- Lindsay Duncan as Anvaere Damodred
- Fares Fares as Ishamael
- Kate Fleetwood as Liandrin Guirale
- Emmanuel Imani as Ihvon
- Álvaro Morte as Logain Ablar
- Taylor Napier as Maksim
- Natasha O'Keeffe as Selene / Lanfear
Co-starring:
- Gary Beadle as Elyas Machera
- Marie-France Alvarez as Celestin
- Ken Bradshaw as Asan Sandair
- You-Ri Yamanaka as Aunt #1
- Haruka Kuroda as Aunt #2
- Michael Pitthan as Bartender
- Jacqueline Moré as Burned Woman
- Ethan Kamula as Child
- Natasha Jayahendry as Cousin #1
- Krishan Naidoo as Cousin #2
- Robert Russell as Jhonas, the Damodred Butler
- Leonardo Taiwo as Young Warder
- Neelam Bakshi as Alanna's Sister
- Lubna Kerr as Another Sister
- Julianna Bacelar Pereira as Yellow Aes Sedai
Additional characters:
Mentioned or referenced characters:
- Anvaere's son
- The Queen of Cairhien
- Cadsuane Melaidhrin
- Hopper's lost mate
- Laila Dearn
- Selene's unnamed ex
- Damodred uncle who ruined the family
- Moiraine and Anvaere's father
- Siuan Sanche
- Elnore Jr.
Groups[]
Referenced groups:
- Seanchan
- The Shienaran group after the Horn of Valere
Locations[]
- Cairhien
- City of Cairhien
- Cairhien sanitarium
- Damodred estate
- The Foregate
- The Crescent Inn
- City of Cairhien
- Tar Valon
- Arafel
- Alanna's family home
- Arad Doman
- Spine of the World
- Kinslayer's Dagger
- Tel'aran'rhiod
Mentioned locations:
Objects[]
- Great Serpent ring
- Rand's heron-mark sword
- The poem about Lanfear
Events[]
- The breaking of Lanfear's Seal
Concepts and powers[]
- Channeling the One Power
- Being a Wolfbrother, and wolf communication
- Min's Viewings
Quotes[]
Trivia[]
- The title is the same as the thirty-sixth chapter
(book spoilers!) of The Dragon Reborn (book spoilers!).
(book spoilers!) of Gallery[]
Promotional stills[]
Behind the scenes[]
Videos[]
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Season 1
Episodes 2 and 8, unknown order: Episodes 3-6, unknown order: |
External links[]
- Daughter of the Night at the Internet Movie Database
