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The Mother Confessor is a fictional title given to a person in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. The Three Graces, here in a painting by Sandro Botticelli, were the goddesses of charm, beauty, nature, human creativity and fertility in Greek mythology. ... The Sword of Truth is a fantasy series written by Terry Goodkind. ... Terry Goodkind is an American writer, author of the Sword of Truth series. ...


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The Mother Confessor is more than a queen. Queens bow down to the Mother Confessor. All Confessors follow the Mother Confessor. Confessors have position according to their power, because the ones with the strongest power will bear daughters who have the best chance of having that stronger power, and so the Mother Confessor is the most powerful Confessor in the order. There is no jealousy among the Confessors for those with the strongest power, only deeper affection and devotion in times of trouble. The lower ranks will protect the higher, with their lives if need be. The Mother Confessor wears a pure white dress, in contrast to the pure black of her sister's dresses. As a duty of her position, she chairs the Central Council of the Midlands, and as such is in practice the ruler of all the Midlands, though this is not entirely accurate as all the nations of the midlands have nearly complete autonomy. The first Mother Confessor was Magda Searus, a simple woman imbued with the Confessor's power by the wizards of old. Confessors are a race of people in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. ... The Central Council is a fictional governmental body in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. ... The Midlands are a fictional location in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. ... A wizard is a fictional class of people in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. ...


During the war with Panis Rahl, the Mother Confessor was a pleasant woman twelve to fourteen years older than Zedd with violet eyes, a warm smile, and a mass of long hair that reached her waist. She had a twelve year old daughter when the war ended. The current Mother Confessor is Kahlan Amnell. Panis Rahl is a fictional character from the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. ... Zedd is a fictional character in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. ... In the Sword of Truth fantasy series by Terry Goodkind, Kahlan Amnell is the Mother Confessor and the last Confessor, originally from the Midlands. ...


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Mother Confessor - encyclopedia article about Mother Confessor. (567 words)
series, the Mother Confessor, recognized by long hair (a symbol of status) and a distinctive dress, is the leader of her race, the Confessor Confessors are a race of people in Terry Goodkind's fantasy series, Sword of Truth.
The Confessors are magically imbued women with the power to destroy a human's soul and replace it with the desire to serve the Confessor who "took" that person.
The Mother Confessor in the time frame of the Sword of Truth series is Kahlan Amnell In the Sword of Truth fantasy series by Terry Goodkind, Kahlan Amnell is the Mother Confessor and the last Confessor, originally from the Midlands.
Mother Confessor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (231 words)
Confessors are given rank based on their individual power over any other factor, and so the Mother Confessor is usually the most powerful Confessor in the order.
Considering the focus within the order on the power of each individual, the weaker Confessors are willing to lay down their lives for the stronger, and so all Confessors are willing to lay down their lives to protect the Mother Confessor.
As a duty of her position, she chairs the Council of the Midlands, and as such is in practice the ruler of all the Midlands, though this is not entirely accurate as all the nations of the midlands have nearly complete autonomy.
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