Lyra's heart, revulsion struggled with compassion, and compassion won. She put her arms around the skinny little form to hold him safe.
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In Philip Pullman's "Northern Lights," the character Lyra experiences a deep internal conflict between feelings of revulsion and compassion. This struggle represents her moral dilemma and the complexity of human emotions, particularly in the face of vulnerability. Despite the initial feelings of disgust, Lyra ultimately chooses to embrace compassion as her guiding force.
In a moment of vulnerability, she wraps her arms around a frail figure, symbolizing her decision to protect...
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