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General Information Full name Rhysand Also known as Rhys ( pronounced: Reese) Amarantha 's Whore Lord of Night Poor baby High Lord (by Feyre) His Darkness (by Amren) Illyrian baby (by Feyre) Death Incarnate Night Triumphant Rhysie (by Cassian and Mor) The Most Handsome High Lord (by Rhysand) The Most Delightful High Lord (by Rhysand)
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General Information Full name Amarantha Also known as The Never-Fading Flower The Deceiver The Lady of the Mountain High Queen of Prythian Title (s) High Queen of Prythian (self proclaimed) Age 500+ Species High Fae Powers Exceptional skill with magic Expertise in curses and spells Expertise in potionmaking Some of the High Lords' powers (stolen)
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Furthermore, Feyre has made a bargain with Rhysand that means she must go with him to the much-feared Night Court. When she becomes a part of the Night Court, she realizes it's not as frightening as she imagined.. Amarantha. Amarantha is a former general of Hybern who names herself as the High Queen of Prythian. She is relentlessly cruel and.
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Rhysand is the tall, dark, and mysterious High Lord of the Night Court.. Amarantha is the evil and vindictive fae queen who holds the whole realm hostage. She is charming and charismatic but.
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Rhysand calls a meeting of all the high lords, but before they convene, Hybern attacks the Summer Court. The Night Court goes to help and finds a slaughter in progress. Feyre and Morrigan fight through all the soldiers they encounter, while Rhysand tries to reach the king, who uses magic and illusion to evade capture.
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This, 100%. He even talks about how on those holidays that were important to him and Amarantha knew was important to him, she'd purposely make him service her (singularly one of the grossest ways to say she made him have sex with her) the whole day and night so he couldn't get away to observe it.
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The human/fae capacity to be both good and evil is illustrated through the actions of Rhysand, Feyre, Tamlin, and Amarantha. More than any other character, Rhysand demonstrates the grey area between good and evil.
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Rhysand secretly plots against Amarantha and wants to manipulate Tamlin into a killing rage against her. For the second of Amarantha's tasks, Feyre must pull the correct lever to save herself and Lucien from a descending spiked grate. Feyre almost fails when she is unable to read the clues determining the right lever, but Rhysand.
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Amarantha - High Queen of Prythian Rhysand - High Lord of the Night Court Setting - Spring Court, a part of Prythian, land of the Fae Treaty - Created between humans and Fae 500 years ago,. Rhysand can help her through the eye tattooed on her palm. He later admits to her that he wants to be free of Amarantha and hopes that she wins.
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Summary Chapters 45-46 Summary Chapter 45 Feyre sees through someone else's eyes. Her broken body is stretched on the ground. Lucien removes his mask with tears in his eyes. Tamlin snarls at Amarantha, blasting her with a golden light and pouncing on her in his beast form. He grabs her by the throat and shoves her against the wall.
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Rhys is known as "Amarantha's whore" by the other courts of Prythian, and is believed to be working for Amarantha and Hybern. We learn in A Court of Mist and Fury that everything Rhys did was to protect his true city and court, Velaris. Rhysand pretends to be the villain and cutthroat to protect his people who have been kept secret for centuries.
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Rhysand offered to "service" Amarantha while she pursued Tamlin in exchange for some of his power back and influence. So he's not her main focus romantically, Tamlin is but he's rejecting her advances (thus causing the initial curse) 3. tsi_111.
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Amarantha stopped Rhysand from killing her because of her control over him. When Feyre solved the riddle, she instantly broke the curse for Tamlin, who immediately regained his full powers. Tamlin was then able to kill Amarantha because he was no longer under her control and she couldn't stop him. After Tamlin killed Amarantha, everyone else.
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The Healing Power of Mercy Characters Rhysand Handsome, mysterious, and dangerous, Rhysand is the High Lord of the Night Court. Enemies due to long-standing bad blood between their families, Rhysand is presented as Tamlin's foil. Rhysand fully embraces the dark side of his faerie nature.
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In the throne room, Amarantha orders Rhysand to enter the mind of a High Fae who tried to escape. She tells Rhysand to shatter him, and he kills the fae simply by making a fist. Chapter 40 On the night of her second task, Feyre stands before Amarantha and Tamlin in a cavern smaller than the throne room.
