The Subtle Knife
Book • 1997
'The Subtle Knife' is the second novel in Philip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' trilogy.
It introduces Will Parry, a boy from our world who stumbles into a parallel universe.
He meets Lyra Belacqua, and together they seek to understand the mysterious forces at play.
The subtle knife, a powerful artifact that can cut through anything, becomes central to their quest.
The novel delves deeper into themes of free will, determinism, and the conflict between science and religion.
It explores the interconnectedness of multiple worlds and the moral complexities faced by its young protagonists.
The characters continue their fight against oppressive powers.
It introduces Will Parry, a boy from our world who stumbles into a parallel universe.
He meets Lyra Belacqua, and together they seek to understand the mysterious forces at play.
The subtle knife, a powerful artifact that can cut through anything, becomes central to their quest.
The novel delves deeper into themes of free will, determinism, and the conflict between science and religion.
It explores the interconnectedness of multiple worlds and the moral complexities faced by its young protagonists.
The characters continue their fight against oppressive powers.
