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<blockquote data-quote="BoldItalic" data-source="post: 7116593" data-attributes="member: 6777052">Meanwhile ...As the party moved on, the babble of whining voices faded away into nothingingness. &quot;This way,&quot; called Bobuntil over his shoulder, and they followed him into a sumptuous chamber decorated with mosaics of dolphins and mermaids desporting. In the middle of the chamber was a large glass tank full of water, in which an amazing variety of flatfish were swimming. One, in particular, seemed to fill the entire length of the tank although it was hard to tell because it was almost transparent.&quot;What are these fish doing here?&quot; wondered Verice, &quot;Shouldn't we let them out, or something?&quot;&quot;Or eat them?&quot; suggested Jezza.&quot;These are souls of departed flounces,&quot; explained Bob, &quot;we archive them here in case they ever return, though few ever do. The saddest ones, we call flounders, for they have truly lost their way.&quot;<img src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-itH6HjTlUTA/TWW9g7y6YSI/AAAAAAAABC0/AQ2wMzxYjBo/s320/flounder-600.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />&quot;What is that very big one, it seems different from the others?&quot;Bobuntil spread his arms wide. &quot;That is the So Long.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BoldItalic, post: 7116593, member: 6777052"] Meanwhile ... As the party moved on, the babble of whining voices faded away into nothingingness. "This way," called Bobuntil over his shoulder, and they followed him into a sumptuous chamber decorated with mosaics of dolphins and mermaids desporting. In the middle of the chamber was a large glass tank full of water, in which an amazing variety of flatfish were swimming. One, in particular, seemed to fill the entire length of the tank although it was hard to tell because it was almost transparent. "What are these fish doing here?" wondered Verice, "Shouldn't we let them out, or something?" "Or eat them?" suggested Jezza. "These are souls of departed flounces," explained Bob, "we archive them here in case they ever return, though few ever do. The saddest ones, we call flounders, for they have truly lost their way." [IMG]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-itH6HjTlUTA/TWW9g7y6YSI/AAAAAAAABC0/AQ2wMzxYjBo/s320/flounder-600.jpg[/IMG] "What is that very big one, it seems different from the others?" Bobuntil spread his arms wide. "That is the So Long." [/QUOTE]

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