A FISH
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- Page 16 - Wiggling, wiggling. One day, the fish’s fin begins to grow again. This time, the fish isn’t surprised – it thinks it’s just a dream. But it wants to escape from the dream because its fin is becoming ugly. ‘No, no!’ It shouts. - Page 32 - Pitter-patter! Rumbling falls. But the fish doesn’t care about it: it just watches the other fish eating. The fish seems to trick itself into thinking that it is eating Rumbling. Burp! It burps when the other fish finishes eating. - Page 44 - I solved the problem easily. However, something in I’s mind is saying: No, don’t do that. I ignores the voice, thinking of it as a dream or an illusion. However, I leaves some Rumbling for You. Why? I doesn’t know. Perhaps because of the voice: ‘No, don’t do that.’ No.
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This story is about one of life’s difficult questions. This story tells about the happenings in a small fish bowl or a slice of our life. And this story asks us—what makes us happy or sad.
About the Author
Jongpil Nam - Born: Seoul, South Korea, 1971. - Family: Youngran, Haim, Chaewon. - School: University of Birmingham. - Job: Korea Rail Network Authority. Jongpil is curious about people, life, and happiness, which leads him to have questions how to live. He believes life’s questions have answers. About Illustrators: Kiseong Jeong is a Doctoral Researcher in CURS, the University of Birmingham and a freelance designer based in Birmingham. After receiving a Master of Architectural Design from UCL in 2011, he has undertaken a wide range of design projects. Juyoung Kwon is a freelance designer. After receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Duncan of Jordanston College of Art and Design, and a Master of Arts from Loughborough University in 2010, she worked for the Seoul Design Foundation to promote design industry in South Korea.