Yellow Ajah Ryma Galfrey, kills the sul'dam

[@kevinwilson124]

Man that was gruesome and epic at the same time. The way she twisted her limbs was insane

[@Dontreallylikepretzels]

She’s yellow Ajah, so it makes sense that her weaves are focused on making physical damage and affecting the physical body so badly.

[@ReducePlastic]

@@Dontreallylikepretzels Yellow ajah are healers. So she was just mending limbs in reverse.

[@dhnchng]

Season 3 really needs more fights like this

[@isaisa5067]

Agreed

[@SayhellotoJJ]

She is an awesome aes Sedai

[@kevinjohn6244]

True.❤

[@WardNightstone]

Healers can be TERRIFYING when motivated to be

[@sohtoppp7655]

Highly inspiring

[@StudentoftheABC]

Chesmal Emry

[@shauntempley9757]

@@StudentoftheABC Then Semirhage. She would make Ryma and Chesmal look like amateurs.

[@greggorywhitman3368]

Man this scene went so hard!

[@jahiadurrek]

I'm comforted by the fact that Ryma is likely not alive and her suffering has been ended. Even if she hadn't been broken by the time the Battle of Falme took place, the Seanchan would have likely moved her to one of the ships and from what we see, the entirety of the Seanchan force in Falme was wiped out including the sul'dam and whatever damane were present.

[@chrispompom]

my heart

[@erinknightingale251]

Unfortunately in one of the books, an ae sedai is taken from flame and kept as demane

[@SantiHagne]

Sad to say this but in the books Ryman was broken. In book 6, she was brought back from the Seanchan land in the Westlands again. And we can see she has been "tamed" and broken.

[@IvoryFury]

@@erinknightingale251Is ‘taken from the flame’ how it’s written in the book or are you just good with words lol? A sitter of the Blue Ajah was also taken from the flame. Maybe Amazon will explain it a bit more in the next season but in the books is the flame more important to the Aei Sedai than it seems so far. I see that their final wish or maybe final honor is having their ring return to the flame.

[@erinknightingale251]

@@IvoryFury I meant taken from falme when the sanchean retreated

[@user-yb6tk1ru6x]

The linked damane felt the pain of the sul dam, but did not die.

[@zyonhenderson67]

I thought in the books that if the pain so great and the Suldam does not cut the link then they can die

[@kevinjohn6244]

I love this tv series❤ I hope they will release the new season early this year😢

[@albertodiez4706]

The new season is going to be release in march 13th 2025 :)

[@mordha86]

I really love how they made each weave unique in the second season.

[@myfddream]

What's interesting about this and them being obviously African or African decent, twisting the limbs was like if she had a voodoo doll and controlled it to do that to them. Love this!

[@k.v.7681]

It's more about her being a Yellow Ajah. they focus on studying healing and by extension, anatomy. Forget about fireballs, itchy bones and testicular torsion are their bread and butter.

[@Viv8ldi]

I remember when I saw this I really had like a panik attack and depressed phase for 2 days

[@thiagoj5916]

This battle is awesome

[@Briguy1027]

The effects have gotten better for sure in season 2.

[@MacCool32]

I like the music added to the video! What is it?

[@genzoracle]

There are some hidden stuff going on in these scene. Notice how the yellow ajah doesn’t directly attack the damane but attacks just the suldam. And also the way the damane looks when the yellow ajah mourns her soldier

[@jayminparikh8176]

So the reason behind her attacking suldam is because yellow ajah are not exactly fighters and one to one with damane wouldn't be the fair fight

[@tb4495]

Amazon Wheel of Time.

[@AloisiaSedai]

I wept. I wept.

[@Vikguima]

se ela n tivesse abaixado a cabeça, talvez não tivesse sido capturada

[@doravee]

Nice to see her this way. Shame that she was caught, but it’s book canon. I do think that her outcome might be a little different though depending on what rights the showrunner has.

[@rickrollrizal]

The aes'sedai is supposed to feel her warder's death

[@riverzane8350]

were they able to free her afterwards?

[@jumpingturtle8830]

Not in the books.

[@JustZome]

Flip them collars!

[@UbahChiamaka-gb2hv]

What show is this?

[@rei_cirith]

Wheel of Time

[@UbahChiamaka-gb2hv]

@@rei_cirith thanks

[@anamariecameron7874]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@aylinpatacsil846]

As satisfyingly crunchy as it is, the scene unintentionally damages the integrity of the Three Oaths. The Oaths should physically and magically prevent her from taking revenge, unless... she 1. Suicidingly overchannels enough of the One Power unintentionally nuclear bombing them all, 2. Brainwashes herself 100% she's 'Healing' the sul'dam, or 3. Doesn't channel but picks up a sword with her hand and decapitates the sul'dam. _(A more logical scene would be: Ryma is driven insane, becomes calm, walks over to the sul'dam, and Heals her... continuously... that she grows too much flesh, grows cancerous tumors and calcifies as Ryma draggingly walks away.)_

[@aylinpatacsil846]

Revoking my comment. Ryma was protecting _her own __-way of-__ life as an Aes Sedai._ Enough reason to be permitted by the Third Oath and warrant a kill.

[@nomisunrider6472]

I’d say that’s the Seanchan’s Achilles heel. The Aes Sedai are allowed to be violent to preserve their own lives and the lives of their sisters. Since they use enslaved Aes Sedai, all sul’dams are harming their sisters just by wearing the bracelets.

[@jumpingturtle8830]

I think it was the standard Warder Loophole. Send in the Warder, he's likely to die, use the One Power as a weapon to defend the life of your Warder.

[@lionellf5656]

I hope she gets rescued

[@backupviber6285]

You see people, even magic not give a happy life, only endless fight for power

[@rickrollrizal]

I don't recognize this show at all

[@thehumbler12]

The Wheel of time

[@timfm33]

This whole scene made no sense.

[@chadsilva6942]

Pure garbage.

[@ShadowFhoenix]

They Def miss a few things with the damane and their connection to their suldam also for her being the last to survive when her sister were capture/kill I don’t believe she put much of a fight, it was nice she did dmg 2 of them but idk I was hoping for her to pull something like Moiraine did on her debut on episode 1 that showed us how powerful Aes Sedai can be. Maybe she wasn’t the strongest of her group but def felt like that fight was a bit too short and why attack 1 on 1 when she could’ve used some multiple target spells.

[@wilsonlwtan3975]

Why?

[@erinknightingale251]

@@ShadowFhoenixmoraine is much much stronger tha. Most aes sedai. She’s one of the strongest women alive before Elayne, Egwene and Nyneave join the white tower. Her being a yellow as well, it makes sense for her to kill by manipulating the body instead of grand shows of fire and lightening. Her weaves to heal can be edited to kill in more subtle ways.

[@beepboop8973]

Was wondering what knock off game of thrones series was this.

[@Typingram]

The tv show is trash. Dont watch the tv show. Read the books. They took the best book in the series(imo) and turned it into this. What a shame. Also, aes sedai shouldn't kill. The 3 oaths forbid using the power as a weapon unless for self-defense. That did not include killing her.

[@tadious9415]

They had shot an arrow at her already. They wanted to capture her but they did attempt to kill her and her warder which opens the door to it. They tread on the 3 oaths in other ways at times in the show, but I think this one is fair. Aes Sedai can use lethal force when attacked. It's also in her perspective I think it'd be legit to consider having that collar put on as killing the woman she was. Or just that she hasn't stopped to consider the 3 oaths enough to realize that at that moment she was no longer fighting for her life as the person's perspective matters. No more of a twist than beating rand repeatedly wasn't using the power as a weapon.

[@goeasy8916]

What show is this?

[@abiyejoseph2980]

Wheel of time