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Final Thoughts of a Whale in Space

Cold and drifting, nothingness and floating, swimming through zero gravity, the radio-active rays of the sun glisten and brighten ocean-bound eyes. A thought. Small, but significant. It emerges slowly, drudging through the whale's mind. "What is this..?" The whale said, suddenly self-aware. "I am of need.. I need something. What I'm suddenly going to call my 'lungs' hurt.. What does it need? I think I'll call it.. air?" The whale becomes even more aware of its existence. "I'm.. I..  ..." The whale suffocates in deep space and dies. The End.
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Written by
monica-belle-brand
American
Published
Dec 2, 2011
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This was inspired by the book/movie Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

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