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#8: With growing existential horror, Red Fish realizes he has been reading his own ingredients.

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#7: Red Fish regrets his momentary, and completely uncharacteristic, urge to do the Dew.



(Red Fish sighting by Gayle McCune)

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#6: Red Fish's inescapable conundrum: if he had a brain, would he understand this?

(Red Fish sighting by Joyce Chmil.)

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#5: Red Fish vowed that, if he could not swim, at the least he would learn how to drive.


(Red Fish sighting by the Victor sisters. All blessings and best wishes to their father.)

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#4: At the height of his success, Red Fish contemplates all that he has left behind.

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#3: "If on a winter's night a Red Fish . . . "


(for Italo Calvino)

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#2: Red Fish has that nightmare again.

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#1: Red Fish's existential quandary: "If I am truly a fish, why can I not swim?"



(Red Fish sighting by Joyce Chmil)