The Dust pouring down from the stars had found a living home again, and these children-no-longer-children, saturated with love, were the cause of it all.
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In "The Amber Spyglass" by Philip Pullman, the narrative reveals the interconnectedness of cosmic forces and human emotions. The dust, a representation of a fundamental substance needed for life and understanding, has made its way back to a living entity, highlighting the cyclical nature of existence. This dust symbolizes knowledge and the essence of life itself, which is refreshed through the experiences of the characters.
The children, who are no longer...
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