Moiraine's warder. His full name is al'Lan Mandragoran.
Pronunciation: AHL'LAHN man-dra-GOR-an
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Chronology (Possible Spoilers)#
- Lan accompanies Moiraine on her journey. (Episode 101)
- Moiraine and Lan head to the Two Rivers (Episode 101)
- Moiraine and Lan arrive in the Two Rivers and take a room at the Winespring Inn (Episode 101)
- Moiraine and Lan take a bath. (Episode 101)
- Moiraine and Lan walk through the village. Lan thinks that a Fade is already here. (Episode 101)
- Lan, scouting around, finds fourteen slaughtered sheep arranged in a pattern. (Episode 101)
- Lan tells Moiraine about the Fade and dozens of Trollocs nearby. He tells her that they need to leave now. (Episode 101)
- Moiraine attacks the Trollocs with the One Power as Lan protects her. (Episode 101)
- Lan and the others ride off together out of the Two Rivers. (Episode 101)
- Master Hightower ferries Moiraine, Lan, Rand, Perrin, Mat and Egwene across the Taren River. Lan then cuts the ferry's rope. (Episode 102)
- Lan, Moiraine, Rand, Mat, Perrin and Egwene enter Shadar Logoth. (Episode 102)
- Lan carries Moiraine onto a horse with him, and then leads the remaining horse outside of Shadar Logoth. Lan puts Moiraine on the ground and is tending to her when Nynaeve comes up from behind him, puts a (cleaned up) Trolloc blade against his throat and demands that he leads them to the others. (Episode 102)
References (Possible Spoilers)#
Book Character: Lan
IMDB: Daniel Henney
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