This article contains spoilers for The Wheel of Time season 3, episode 5. Aes Sedai. They will not suffer a witch to live.

This gives a real sense of urgency to the Aes Sedai quest to discover new girls who can channel. If they don't find them before the Whitecloaks, then those girls will be killed. Unfortunately, The Wheel of Time season 3, episode 5 confirms one of Mat's sisters - Bode Cauthon - can channel the One Power. And she's been discovered by the Whitecloaks...

Bode Cauthon Discovers She Can Channel In The Shadow Rising

Bode in The Wheel of Time

Bodewhin "Bode" Cauthon is Mat's little sister, and he's always tried to look after her. His best efforts fail after he left the Two Rivers, though, because - as seen in Robert Jordan's The Shadow Rising - she falls prey to the Whitecloaks. They're actually looking for Perrin, but they learn he's sworn to protect Mat's family on his friend's behalf, and so target them. A moment of emotion leads to the One Power being unleashed, just as in The Wheel of Time.

Wheel Of Time Has Set Up Mat's Sister To The White Tower

We're clearly following the plot of Jordan's books pretty faithfully. There, Bode ultimately played a key role in helping protect the Two Rivers from another Trolloc attack, and she is taken to be trained as an Aes Sedai. Bode is among one of the more interesting characters, one of the Two Rivers clan who refuses to believe Rand is the Dragon Reborn - and she's terrified when Rand demonstrates his power by levitating her. She then becomes a key figure among the Aes Sedai novices.

How Strong Bode Cauthon Is In The Wheel Of Time

Wheel of Time Egwene and dream

Bode has the potential to become one of the most powerful Aes Sedai; in Jordan's novels, she's almost as powerful as Egwene. She is ultimately found to have a specific Talent allowing her to create a vitally important substance called Cuendillar, which proves vital in the buildup to the Last Battle. The Bode plot in The Wheel of Time suggests we're going to see that arc reproduced pretty faithfully.

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The Wheel of Time
Release Date
November 18, 2021
Network
Prime Video
Showrunner
Rafe Judkins

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Streaming

Directors
Sanaa Hamri, Ciaran Donnelly, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Thomas Napper, Maja Vrvilo, Wayne Che Yip
Writers
Amanda Kate Shuman, Dave Hill, Rohit Kumar, Justine Juel Gillmer, Celine Song, Rammy Park, The Clarksons Twins, Katherine B. McKenna
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The Wheel of Time