Moonspear hope it isn't repetition

Lyra looked like she had a lot of questions on her mind and eventually she voiced some of them, in regards to the stars. He didn't have all the answers of course, but he would help her as best he could. "The stars are mysterious things. Not everyone thinks they're the same things," he explained. "The wolves that pass away that we know go to the stars, become stars." Lyra was lucky that she hadn't had any losses in her immediate family, not that she knew of anyway. It was such a stark contrast to his own childhood.

"Sometimes when you feel alone and you'll look up to the stars, you'll know that they are there. It's not that you can see them watching, but that you feel it. From when I was young I've always known the stars had a special plan for me, that I was destined to do great things. And you, as my daughter, automatically fit into that plan." What he intended to say was that she was special too, and likely destined to greatness, along with her sisters.