once or twice the two of them shared a glimpse of meaning that felt as if a shaft of sunlight had struck through clouds to light up a majestic line of great hills in the distance-something far beyond, and never suspected.
In "The Golden Compass," the relationship between the two characters occasionally transforms into a moment of profound understanding. This connection is described as if a ray of sunlight breaks through the clouds, illuminating a breathtaking view of distant hills, symbolizing the discovery of something significant and previously unrecognized.
This imagery emphasizes the depth of their bond, suggesting that their interactions can reveal deeper truths and insights that extend beyond the surface...
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