Understanding かな with the te-form


I'm trying to understand the following clause from the World of Final Fantasy
opening song,
[Innocent²](https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Innocent%C2%B2).

> 君の大事なものを教えて  
>  僕らの目にも映るかな

I know that the かな particle often means 'I wonder' and has other uses. The
phrase's first half reads something like, "Tell an important thing about you,"
and the second half reads like, "We wonder if it will reflect in our eyes
too." It's throwing me off because the phrases don't sound right when put
together and interpreted forwards and backward.

Also, given how the lyrics are arranged, they're probably separate clauses.




  * First, these two lines are two independent sentences. A te-form as a request is used at the end of the sentence.
  * 君の大事なもの is not "important thing about you" but "the (most) important thing to you" or "the thing you value".
  * 目に映る is a set phrase that simply means "to be visible to one's eyes". See [this dictionary definition](https://jisho.org/word/%E7%9B%AE%E3%81%AB%E6%98%A0%E3%82%8B).

So those two lines can be translated like so:

> 君の大事なものを教えて。  
>  Tell me what you value most.
>
> 僕らの目にも映るかな。  
>  I wonder if we can see it too.




  * First, these two lines are two independent sentences. A te-form as a request is used at the end of the sentence.
  * 君の大事なもの is not "important thing about you" but "the (most) important thing to you" or "the thing you value".
  * 目に映る is a set phrase that simply means "to be visible to one's eyes". See [this dictionary definition](https://jisho.org/word/%E7%9B%AE%E3%81%AB%E6%98%A0%E3%82%8B).

So those two lines can be translated like so:

> 君の大事なものを教えて。  
>  Tell me what you value most.
>
> 僕らの目にも映るかな。  
>  I wonder if we can see it too.

