Amazon Prime Video's The Wheel of Time is doing an interesting job of showing Rand al'Thor's (Josha Stradowski) relationship with Lanfear (Natasha O'Keeffe), which is explained more by the books.

One of the best additions to the series was a mysterious innkeeper named Selene (Natasha O’Keeffe) who was soon revealed to be an immortal villainess named Lanfear. Book readers already knew ...

Audiences get a glimpse into Lanfear's past in The Wheel of Timeseason 3, showing why she unleashed the Dark One to begin with. The Wheel of Time's season 3 story adapts The Shadow Rising ...

The Wheel of Time Season 3 on Prime Video introduces a fascinating wrinkle to the relationship and rivalry shared by Moiraine (Rosamund Pike) and Lanfear (Natasha O’Keeffe): They team up!

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The latest episode has a major twist at the end of the episode. Lanfear — who is another one of the Dark One's minions, the Forsaken — is introduced. The latest episode of "The Wheel of Time ...

Yes, it turns out that “Selene” is really Lanfear, one of the Dark One’s most powerful servants. It’s a twist that viewers familiar with Robert Jordan’s original Wheel of Time novels ...

So when Lanfear tells Rand he can travel and see the world in Tel’aran’rhiod, he can do so. He could visit the White Tower, for example, in the World of Dreams and longstanding buildings will ...

After that, he’s really a man with a mission, especially after the break-up with Egwene and Lanfear, and the death of Alsara especially. That really sets him up to save the People of the Dragon ...

It's not until Episode 4 of Season 2 that we learn Selene is actually Lanfear, a member of the Forsaken. For viewers who haven't read The Wheel of Time book series, it may not be immediately clear ...