Mrs Coulter being soft to Lyra (SEASON ONE) 

It's called grooming, because of Coulter's own abusive upbringing, because of her sick, religious-fundamentalist belief in sin, and because she's planning to spiritually mutilate Lyra in order to deprive her of free will.

Love and a healthy love are different things tbh

It's called grooming, because of Coulter's own abusive upbringing, because of her sick, religious-fundamentalist belief in sin, and because she's planning to spiritually mutilate Lyra in order to deprive her of free will.

It's called grooming, because of Coulter's own abusive upbringing, because of her sick, religious-fundamentalist belief in sin, and because she's planning to spiritually mutilate Lyra in order to deprive her of free will.

Same

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Marissa is toxic...

@@cheesethekoala8756 idc 😭 i just want to be loved 💀

@@cheesethekoala8756 you could see the look in her eyes when Lyra hugs her for the first time. She looks surprised and I can tell that she’s savouring in the moment where her daughter hugs her.

It's called grooming, because of Coulter's own abusive upbringing, because of her sick, religious-fundamentalist belief in sin, and because she's planning to spiritually mutilate Lyra in order to deprive her of free will.

I think that just because the two aren’t linked, they once were, meaning no matter if their bond was sliced they still are connected in the sense of them once being one. Even if you separate a one into a two, they were once a whole.

That's what it is. The Monkey and Mrs Coulter are one and the same. But because she is quite unhinged she is often at odds with herself. But sometimes they feel the same. That was just a moment where they both felt affection for Lyra and essentially Pan aswell because Pan is Lyra technically. They are not separated. They are still the same person. Just two sides of the same coin. The theory is that mrs Coulter went through a similar magic technique that young witches do. So her daemon can travel away from her. She never got sliced. The adults that get that done are quite lifeless and well they survived unlike kids but are basically lomotomised

@@mr.robotsoldhat8452 They were never sliced. Let's just say stretched.

I agree, but I also enjoy the series for what it is.

Thank you for being the one person in this nightmare reply section who actually paid attention. Want to share some little red fruit?

@@transvestosaurus878 You're welcome 🤗 (if you're not being sarcastic? 🙈🤣😙) And yeah, it was nothing short of a nightmare when I came across this channel and comment section 💀😏😧 It always baffles me how some Fans/viewers sometimes get blindsided by a character's visuals, acting or on-screen presence that it clouds their judgment and they start justifying their actions/overlook their deeds. And sadly, it happens a lot; and the excuse is that "Oh, it's just fiction/fictional characters, don't take it seriously - let people do or say whatever they want!" 😏🗿💀 As if freedom of expression or rights as a viewer means, "It is okay to root for abusive parents, psychopaths, rapists/serial killers, or Villains" 🙄😤 I mean, there is a thin line between fiction and reality that people shouldn't cross! P. S. I didn't get what you mean about li'l red fruit 😆🙈

@@thegirlwithamask No, I'm not being sarcastic, you're absolutely right, TV and film have a way of dazzling people with the surface-level coolness of characters, especially if those fans are already primed to want to believe in characters like that - look at Homelander or The Punisher.