The Sentinels you will find me, in places that we've never been

"Heh, yes, we were. Not the most original train of thought, in my opinion, but I approve of the gest. MO was very close with my uncle Osprey, before he disappeared. And probably naming Peregrine... well, Peregrine was her way of forgiving her sister that she had left with the rest of her family," that was Osprey's theory, which could be entirely wrong, knowing the fact that her mother was not exactly the easily-forgiving kind. In the bigger picture what mattered was not the truth, but the story. And the tale of coming to terms with the loss and letting go was a lot more compelling than the one, where you held the grudge for a lifetime. 

"I always thought it hilarous," she said. "We called her MO for short. And the funny thing was that with all of the encyclopedic knowledge about bird species, she never knew, what the true March Owl looked like. Or, whether it existed for that matter."