You don't have to like someone just because you were told to. Among the presence of the scholars, Lyra really isn't wanted by them. Due to Lyra not being wanted by the scholars she just wants to run around as a kid her whole life and doesn't learn anything but when she does she really doesn't keep it in her head. The real result or reason was because Lyra is barbaric to them and they wouldn't like assisting her learn. Since this happened we know that Lyra doesn't want to learn from them. This also results in Lyra going to live with Mrs.Coulter since the scholars told Lyra, “You need a lady scholar.” The connection of Lyra being ignored and not liking someone just because you were told to is that since Lyra wasn't liked by the scholars they didn't really have to like her just because Lord Asriel dropped her off …show more content…
Always have a voice to be heard and if you can't make it heard just keep trying. To wrap up it up we see that Lyra is needed for the expedition to the north. Since she is needed, she doesn't need to talk about how she wants to go to the north. One thing is that she gets to rescue Roger or Lord Asriel while she is up there. Due to Ma Costa not going she gets to have fresh air on Fader Corum’s boat while heading to the boat that is going to take the fighters. The way Lyra being needed for the north and having a voice is good is that Lyra was declined at first but she kept speaking and giving evidence on why she should go north and it resulted in her going north because she wanted her voice heard. Sometimes meeting strangers is a good thing. When Lyra encountered the Costas they said that Lyra was needed to speak to Lord Faa at the roping and she did but she also learned valuable information like about her parents and the fight between Mr.Coulter and Lord Asriel. This affects Lyra because now that she knows about how brave Lord Asriel was and how it's her father. Since Lyra meeting Lord Faa, a stranger, she learned how she is related to Mrs.Coulter and how Lord Asriel is actually Lyra’s