Which made her barefaced lies all the more effective, Lord Asriel thought with disgust; she lied in the very marrow of her bones.
In "The Amber Spyglass" by Philip Pullman, Lord Asriel reflects on the nature of deceit embodied by another character. He perceives her ability to lie not just as a skill, but as an intrinsic part of her existence, suggesting that dishonesty is deeply ingrained in her character. This realization incites a feeling of disdain within him, as her lies are not only frequent but strikingly convincing.
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