The other end of this thread proffers spiritual allusions, hinting at elements found in the parable of the prodigal son. With that revelation, all the pieces fell into place and we ended up with our story.” You’re gonna fall in there.’ And there was this third-party voice in my head saying, ‘You’re completely wasting the entire moment that you’ve got with your son right now.’ I became obsessed with this premise that fear can deny a good father from being one. As we were walking, I was experiencing all this pent up emotion and thinking, ‘I-miss-you, I-miss-you,’ but I spent the whole walk going, ‘Don’t touch that. I had been working long hours and felt guilty about not spending enough time with him. “When my son was five,” director Andrew Stanton says, “I remember taking him to the park. And an extended family of sea turtles provides insight into how steady, loving relationships can flow more smoothly. The film stresses the need to maintain balance in your family life and in the way you introduce your kids to the world. This breeds anger and rebellion in Nemo and creates further unhappiness for Marlin.
Instead of encouraging him to spread his wings-er, flip his fins-he shelters him to a smothering degree. And he transfers his misgivings to his son. Marlin’s encounter with the barracuda that decimated his young family drove a permanent stake of fear through his heart. Devastated, Marlin searches the seven seas for his boy, facing all manner of terrors (sharks, jellyfish, raging currents, exploding mines) along the way. Unceremoniously snatched from school by a scuba diver, Nemo finds himself in a fish tank in a dentist’s office in Sydney, Australia. And one day Marlin relents and takes Nemo to school. Time has a way of marching forward whether you want it to or not, though. “It’s dangerous out there,” he repeatedly tells the lad. But Marlin’s not very happy about turning Nemo loose in the big blue sea. The lonely egg has hatched and the little baby clownfish-named Nemo-grows into a little boy clownfish who’s ready for fish school.
The gloomy days and scary nights slowly pass. Clutching his one remaining progeny close to his gill, he sinks into the depths, mourning his wife and children. You knew Marlin wasn’t human, right? He’s a clownfish. A ferocious attacker kills Coral and devours her offspring, leaving behind the frightened Marlin and a single tiny egg. They’ve just moved to a new neighborhood, found the perfect house and are waiting expectantly for their first baby to be born.
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