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Fishbiscuit

Fish Biscuit

  • The fish biscuit is the first blatant reference to Valis by Phillip K. Dick, more "Jesus fish" can be seen in Hurley's door, and branded on a tree on the Island. In addition, the word "fish" in Greek letters, overlayed, makes the "frozen donkey wheel."
  • The biscuit is medically active, causing changes in animals, possibly with regards to intelligence.
  • The biscuit contains hormones which allow the bears to adapt to the tropical environment - explaining the presence of polar bears in the south Pacific
  • The biscuit's appearance as a redfish is an intentional reference to a "red herring", a phrase used to describe a meaningless clue.
  • They are a cheap, simple food source with no mysterious properties.
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