In CoT "the tale of a doll" and Winter's Heart "Questions of treason." I think the seeker who questions Furyk Kadere and Bethamin is in fact Moridin. I normally don't write theories, but today I came looking for one on this subject, and was very surprised when I didn't find one. If someone else posted something similar and I missed it then I may have just wasted time but oh well.

First the seeker Matches physical descriptions of Moridin. Pale hair and blue eyes. We Know that Moridin has vey blonde hair, blue eyes and appears to be a young man. In " he tale of a doll" we get no indication of age but the eyes and hair match.

The Seeker identifies himself as Almurat Mor, we have seen Ishamael in more than one instance using variations of that. I.e. Moridin, Elan Morin.

Kadere interprets Mor as meaning that the seeker had an ancestor that went over the ocean with Hawkwings armies, which could fit in with theories regarding Ishamael influencing Hawkwing and the emmigration to Seanchan.

While talking with Kadere, Kadere wishes he could get a better look at Mor's face. Potentially Mor does not want Kadere to see the Saa in his eyes.

In this scene, Kadere has Mor pour wine for both of them. There was one proper cup which Mor used himself, and then was forced to pour Kadere's wine into a bowl made of a Skull owned by Kadere's servant, Ajimbura. This bowl is described as the top of a skull and having an ornately decorated ram's horn at the base. When Mor sees this Kadere notes that that Mor "recognised it for what it really was." I think this cup is a trolloc skull, and this was a little Irony by Jordan, in that Kadere thinks the cup is a man's skull with a ram's horn base, but Moridin recognises it for what it really was, a trolloc skull. (maybe not)

Another piece of circumstantial evidence that the seeker is Moridin, is found in this chapter's dialogue.

Mor starts by attempting to lead the conversation, Karede puts Mor off balance with his counter questions and the skull cup, bringing Mor to the point of the discussion more quickly than he wished. Following this, Mor tells him that "it is a pleasure to speak with one who sees so deeply."

I think that this fits with Moridin's personality and love of the game with the Fischer.

Moridin rarely converses with someone who has a quick insightful brain on par with his own. Karede is the kind of person with whom Moridin can relate on his intellectual level, and hence his compliment to Karede.

Whether or not Moridin is Mor, I think Mor is the Seeker that corners Bethamin in Winter's Heart and makes her reaquint with Egeanin.

based on his description this seeker fits with both Moridin and Mor. And both Seeker's seem to be following Egeanin's trail.

In this case the seeker is described as "A pretty yellow haired man. Not a boy, but not very old either."

The hair and age match with Moridin, but the eye color is not given.

Although the color of the seeker's eyes is not given, when Bethamin looks at them the following description is given: "His face could have belonged to any man, but those eyes....She was glad to be seated." If this was Moridin then Bethamin potentially could have noticed the Saa or something that marked Moridin as unatural in them. Alternatively she could have just been seeing hardness in the Seeker that is not present in just any man.

I could only speculate at what Moridin is playing at if he were in fact spending time posing as a seeker. When talking with Bethamin the seeker seems primarily concerned with Egeanin, and it is believable that he is investigating what he sees as legitimate treason to the crystal throne. If the seeker is Moridin then perhaps he wishes to follow Egeanin back to characters that are closely associated with Rand with whom she has been associating.

When talking with Karede, Mor tells him of Egeanin and Thom Merrilin, while briefly mentioning Mat without naming him. Mor tells Karede that he thinks Merrilin is the best secret agent of the white tower. If Mor is Moridin Why he would be telling that to Karede is a mystery. Perhaps there is a lot more to Merrilin than we have seen and Moridin knows it, or perhaps the whole scenario was just a way of manouvering the deathwatch gaurd out of Ebou Dar to facilliate moridin's plans whatever they are.

Moridin obviously has the ability to travel where he wishes, but it is likely that he was in Ebou Dar the day the Seanchan arrived, watching the girls and the kin travel from Ebou Dar to the Farm.

This is obviously not conclusive evidence, but I will be very surprised if Almurat Mor is not Moridin.