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  1. Lyra is shocked and finds out how Edward Coulter, Marisa's husband, went looking for Asriel to kill his baby and that a gyptian nurse hid with Lyra in a wardbrobe until Asriel came and killed Edward; then, when the law stripped Asriel of all his property, Lyra was taken to a nunnery but, when the great flood came, Asriel took Lyra to Jordan ...

  2. A spy-fly was a mechnical insect designed to spy on someone and then return with information. They had clockwork mechanisms worked by evil spirits. The spy-fly would not stop as long as the spirit is inside, and upon release, the spirit would kill the first person it could.[1]

  3. Nov 20, 2019 · When Coulter realized that Lyra wasn’t his baby, he tried to kill her to get revenge. Asriel rescued baby Lyra and hid her with Ma Costa for her protection before killing Edward in self defense. Marisa was ostracized from society and Asriel lost his money as punishment.

  4. Instead, Edward went to Asriel's to avenge his wife being sullied and kill the child. Unsurprisingly, Asriel killed Edward instead. The result was that he lost custody of Lyra, who was first put in a nunnery and then entrusted to Jordan College.

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  5. TV-14 | 58 MIN. WATCH NOW. Following her kidnapping, Lyra falls in with a new group but struggles to know who to trust. 1. Lyra's Jordan. Orphan Lyra Belacqua's world is upended by her long-absent uncle's return from the North. 2. The Idea of North. Lyra arrives to her new life in London, determined to find Roger with Mrs. Coulter's help. 3.

  6. Nov 18, 2019 · Lyra Belacqua is a liar. This may seem like a harsh judgment to make on an 11-year-old girl, but it’s the core truth that powers the engine of His Dark Materials. “Lying and betraying and...

  7. For more info, read our full spoiler policy. Season 1 Episode 3: The Spies. Synopsis: From the clutches of the Gobblers, Lyra finds help from an unlikely source, which helps her piece together more about her past and keep safe from the Magisterium. Directed by: Dawn Shadforth. Written by: Jack Thorne.

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