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In a world that often demands hard logic and immediate practicality, there is a profound, life-affirming beauty in holding onto our childlike wonder. Angel’s joyful exclamation that she can talk to the fish reminds us of the unique, sometimes quiet gifts we all carry inside—those parts of us that see magic where others see only water. Too often, we suppress our eccentricities and creative sparks because we fear they aren’t "useful" enough. But it is precisely these whimsical traits that keep our souls alive, bringing color and hope to an otherwise monochrome world. Fang’s dry, pragmatic response, "Ask one over for dinner," beautifully captures the inevitable dance between the dreamer and the realist. Life requires both: the visionary who can speak to the unseen wonders of the world, and the pragmatist who keeps our feet on the ground. The key to a fulfilling life is not to let the practicalities of the world drown out your unique voice. Surround yourself with those who keep you grounded, but never let anyone extinguish the fire of your imagination. Your magic might seem impractical to some, but it is exactly what makes you who you are.