This article contains predictions for the Prime Video series The Wheel of Time season 2, episode 6, and includes the release date and where to watch online.
In episode 5, Moiraine (Rosamund Pike) and Rand (Josha Stradowski) are trying to outrun Lanfear, while Liaindrin’s (Kate Fleetwood) betrayal puts Nynaeve (Zoë Robins) and Egwene (Madeleine Madden) in harm’s way.
- Despite their head start, Lanfear heals herself and almost catches up with Moiriane and Rand.
- Suroth is demoted by the High Lord Tarok because she invaded the small fishing village without his approval.
- Moiraine initially plans to keep running from Lanfear and asks her sister for horses and supplies.
- We meet Moiraine’s nephew and the future King of Cairhien, Barthanes. He’s all set to marry the Queen.
- Lanfear is in love with the Dragon Reborn, so Moiraine convinces Rand to fall asleep, allow her in his dreams, and use his connection to the Forsaken to gather intel.
- Perrin leaves Elyas, and the wolf pack in favor of trying to rescue his friends.
- On the way, he rescues the Aiel Aviendha, and the two are headed to Fal.
- Whitecloack Eamon is still alive
- Liaindrin has joined the Dark and delivers Egwene, Nynaeve, and Elayne to the High Lady Suroth in Fal. She made the choice, hoping to save her son’s life.
- Verin is at the White Tower and suspects Liaindrin of betraying the Aes Sedai.
- Nynaeve and Elayne manage to escape, but Egwene is captured by the Seanchan. She is about to be turned into one of their gagged channelers.
The Wheel of Time Season 2 Episode 6 Release Date and Time
Episode 6 will be released on Prime Video on Friday, September 22nd, 2023, at 12 am GMT. Episode 6 is titled “Eyes Without Pity.”
Where to watch online
Viewers worldwide can catch The Wheel of Time Season 2 Episode 6 with a subscription to Prime Video on the date mentioned above.
Predictions
- Lan learns of Liaindrin’s betrayal and goes to Fal to save Nynaeve
- Rand convinces Lanfear to switch sides
- Moiraine and Rand stay in Cairhien for long enough to attend Barthanes’s wedding.
I understand the adapted to TV aspect and how budgets work; however, I am disappointed that the series did not follow the books closer.