Hosts Mat for breakfast in his gilded wagon, boasting about the show's success and a High Lady's warrant of protection while refusing to speed up their journey to Lugard.
Arrives at the show entrance wearing a brilliant red coat embroidered with golden stars, joining the other performers in arming themselves against the invaders.
Attempts to bow and thank the Standardbearer but politely declines her offer to join the Seanchan army, prioritizing his troupe's performance over military glory. Quickly disperses the lingering performers back to their stands while casting wary glances at the woman.
He rushes to break camp before dawn, complains about paying for lodging and giving free admission to locals, but continues to push the show forward while chasing profit.
Confronts Mat about accidentally revealing Tuon's High Lady status to the Aes Sedai, defending his boastful nature while worrying about the revocation of his warrant of protection.
Listens to the troupe's panicked arguments before stepping forward to redirect them toward Lugard and Caemlyn with vivid descriptions of wealth and crowds. Uses his persuasive skills to calm the showfolk, effectively swaying them with promises of profit and future performances. Plans to hire ships for Tar Valon while maintaining his characteristic grandiosity and strategic foresight.