Remarkably Bright Creatures
Book • 2022 • Drama
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Does someone vomit?
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In chapter “Expect the Unexpected” (halfway through), one character mentions that someone has a stomachache and vomited - imagery is a bit gross here.
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Main character is unsure how her son drowned - she’s convinced it’s an accident but some people say it was suicide.
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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One of the protagonists never knew his father, and his mother left him at a young age. She was also abusing drugs. He is raised by a loving aunt, but the abandonment is a significant part of his character and is referenced frequently.
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Are animals abused?
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For the most part, that larger animals in the aquarium were injured and could not survive in the wild Some of the fish are used as food for the other fish though.
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One of the animals is very old at the end and his imminent death is implied, but he doesn't actually die in the book. It's well done and not particularly sad.
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The main character’s 18 year old son drowns before the story starts but it’s a major theme of the book.
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Does someone drown?
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GreyCenturion
The protagonist's son died by drowning, but this happens before the events of the book.
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