The Wheel of Time · Character
Вил ал’Син
- Supporting
- First seen · Book 10 · Ch. 25
His open gaze has the disarming brightness of someone who seems to expect the best of the world—and of the people looking back at him. A richly embroidered jacket gives him a touch of distinction, but it is his guileless expression that lingers.
- Gender
- male
- First appears
- Book 10 · Ch. 25
- Books
- 1
Wil al’Seen is introduced as a handsome young man riding at the head of the Two Rivers archers, his innocent-looking eyes and embroidered jacket making him immediately memorable. Later he rides among the standard-bearers in the procession before the walls of So Habor. His appeal rests on the contrast between a seemingly open, youthful manner and the assured place he takes among armed men.
Description
Wil al’Seen is a lean, youthful young man with an attractive face and notably open, innocent-looking eyes. His expression is disarming and bright, a feature that gives him a deceptively guileless air. He is most often seen in a richly embroidered jacket, mounted on horseback, with the easy confidence of a young archer among his companions.
Story so far
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