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'''The Sea and Little Fishes''' is a fantasy short story by [[Terry Pratchett|Sir Terry Pratchett]]. The title is based on an "ancient proverb" allegedly invented by Pratchett ten minutes before he started writing the story, which says "''The big sea doesn't care which way the little fishes swim.''" Although the plot contains [[witchcraft]] it has been interpreted as an allegory about the [[sin]] of [[pride]], and magic use is portrayed as a vain and dangerous trait.

'''The Sea and Little Fishes''' is a fantasy short story by [[Terry Pratchett|Sir Terry Pratchett]]. The title is based on an "ancient proverb" allegedly invented by Pratchett ten minutes before he started writing the story, which says "''The big sea doesn't care which way the little fishes swim.''" Although the plot contains [[witchcraft]] it has been interpreted as an allegory about the [[sin]] of [[pride]], and magic use is portrayed as a vain and dangerous trait.