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I did notice that the narrator mentions his mother and his uncle, but not his own father. What did Fred contribute to him becoming a father? Yet another thing I don't get: The narrator says that thanks to Fred, he has found a bigger adventure = parenthood. On the other hand, you are right, the mountain climber article is one of the few that remain on the second walk through the house, so it is most likely relevant and I guess it just makes more sense than the colourful adventure. She would not have believed me.' That sounds like it all really happened after all. There was one thing he said that gave me doubts though: 'I never told my mother. Thanks for writing it down!Īfter the credits, listening to the narrator going through the house made me think it must all have been one big metaphor for the boy's coping with the death of his uncle. So, as someone else in another thread says, those ice caves must be where the frog people remember their dead.Īs for the interpretation, it sounds like that's what they are going for with it all. When we meet up there one day, I will give you new ones. Also it was me who ate your flies before. And he says yes, while standing in front of the stone. 'On the winds we sail - For the sun's eternity'Īfter going back through the falling blocks, you get close to one with a lot of writing when the daughter asks the dad if he was able to read the it. In the ice cave with all the floating blocks, there is one with a red blanket on top. Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt ut labore et dolore magnam aliquam quaerat voluptatem. These are the common steps when you are in mourning (in psychology: shock -> denial -> culpability -> anger -> sadness -> acceptance and other blablabla ) Other secret words, once translated say 'Denial' (portal) and in caverns 'Anger'. That's also why the glowing message in the final ice room before you quit your uncle is translated 'Acceptance'. That's why you don't get to open the locker in the end, and there is no launch pad. just like his uncle did, to find him again, but, in the end, lose him forever (admit his death). He imagined himself traveling in that world. The story is the story the kid made up in his head to imagine how his uncle could have survived, he viewed him as a genius (he was expert in quantum physics as a wall says), and imagined that in his ice tomb he survived with a mystical travel device, that he was living with happy and nice creatures in a small paradise inside the mountains. His body has never been found (hence the memorial). He probably felt into a crevice or similar. You can see a newspaper on a wall in the epilogue stating that exploit.įred died during a climbing accident. 32 But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing of a pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness. Fred was known to be able to climb mountains at the age of 52. So I would like to say again to The Omega Funeral Home thank you again from the bottom of my heart. Because these people will do a 100% job For you.

32 Sed ut perspiciatis, unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque. So I would love to tell every one this is the best place you could go to take care of your family last wishes. My friend Alexandre pointed me to an article by Uncle Bob. And for that I got to lay my father to rest with my mother were he wanted to be. The text, says McClintock, has survived not only four centuries of letter-by-letter resetting but even the leap into electronic typesetting, essentially unchanged. So once again these wonderful people helped my family every way they could. It appears that this enterprising craftsman snatched up a page of Cicero he had lying around and turned it into nonsense. It was left to me to pay because The Omega Funeral Home new I was the only one that could pay for my father. So me being the oldest of my dads five children. yea I no some people would think that is dumb well yes and no. Which was even harder to pay for because my father didn't believe in paying for his death before hand. And so that is why my family went back to them sadly again this year When my father passed away. They are Very understanding of people finances and Did there very best to help my family. They went above and beyond For my family. These people were Very Kind Very Respectful and Very Considerate to my family.

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