How well do you know "The Dragon Reborn"? Quiz

Answer: In a Wise Woman's house.

The girls are afraid that if they stay at an inn, the Black Ajah will have an easier time finding them. Instead, they find a Wise Woman's house, where Nynaeve talks about herbs and cures with the woman before finally asking if they may rent a bedroom in her house.

The Wise Woman agrees to let them sleep in the rooms for free, and helps them by bringing a thief-catcher, Juilin Sandar, to help them catch the Aes Sedai.

Answer: Zarine

Faile's given name is Zarine Bashere. She resents the name, since in Saldaea, Zarine refers to a woman who is a court beauty that goes around breaking men's hearts.

Answer: Green

In her vision in the third Arch, Egwene's Keeper, a woman named Beldeine, wears a green stole, showing that she was raised from the Green Ajah. Since a Keeper is always selected from the Ajah that the Amyrlin Seat was before being raised, Egwene concludes that she must've been from the Green Ajah.

Answer: He climbs in through an arrow slit.

Mat puts fireworks in an arrow slit and sets them off. The resulting explosion makes the arrow slit wide enough for him and Juilin Sandar to climb through.

Answer: Be'lal

Rand confronts Be'lal in the Stone of Tear. Be'lal taunts him, referring to their past life together, when Rand was Lews Therin, saying he would give him a chance to grab Callandor. Moiraine appears during their fight. Be'lal's guard is down, because he does not think someone with Moiraine's power would stand a chance against him.

By the time she uses balefire on him, it is too late, and she kills him.

Answer: He climbs the same wall to the gardens that Rand once climbed.

It seems that no one has barricaded the way in to the castle gardens since Rand once fell in back when he was trying to look at Logain. Mat climbs in the same way, and manages to sneak all the way into the castle before someone spots him. He then is taken to Morgase and hands the letter to her personally.

Answer: Corianin Nedeal

Corianin Nedeal was the last known Dreamer before Egwene. She spent much of her time studying ter'angreal, and particularly spent a lot of time with the ring Egwene currently has in her possession. Her Ajah was not mentioned, but apparently she attempted to conceal much of the knowledge she discovered. Since at least a few of the Forsaken have been shown to use the world of dreams, it's possible that Corianin was Black Ajah, since she apparently did not want anyone to know about the ter'angreal that could take anyone there without needing to channel.

Answer: The third finger of her left hand.

An Accepted of the White Tower wears her ring on the third finger of her left hand. An Aes Sedai wears her ring on whichever finger she chooses, or not at all. Egwene, Nynaeve, and Elayne wear their rings on the third finger of their right hand when they are masquerading as Aes Sedai.

Answer: Manetheren

Initially, Mat answers the question by saying, "Manetheren," without thinking. He quickly realizes his mistake and takes it back, saying that his head is all scrambled since he has been sick.

Answer: Gaidin

She named her stallion Gaidin, obviously while thinking of Lan. Nynaeve is very careful to always keep Gaidin under a tight reign. The other names -- Mist, Stepper, and Red -- all are names that other characters have given horses they've ridden during the first three books.