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[Liandrin], wearing a hooded cloak, is walking through Northharbor, carrying a basket. [Nynaeve] is following her. [Liandrin] enters a room with an old man in a bed, obviously unwell. She calls him "my love." [Liandrin] pours some crimsonthorne root powder into a cup and then takes a hot pot of water out of the fireplace and pours water into the cup. [Liandrin] asks the man to drink some from the cup to take the edge off of the pain. She has to hold his head up to help him drink. She turns her head and sees [Nynaeve] at the doorway looking in.
In Cairhien’s Northharbor, Liandrin visits her son Aludran, using diluted crimsonthorn root to alleviate his chronic pain. Nynaeve observes from a distance, suspecting Liandrin is misusing the root to kill a man who can channel. Noticing Nynaeve, Liandrin confronts her; after a conversation where Nynaeve suggests alternative treatments, Liandrin, frustrated, throws her out of the room."
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[Nynaeve] leaves and [Liandrin] turns back to the old man, apologizing to him for leaving him in pain, calling him "my beautiful boy."