Finding Nemo Conspiracy Theory Essay

Maggie Meadows
Ms. McCole
2nd block
27 March 2023
The Theories of Finding Nemo This conspiracy theory about Finding Nemo has ruined a lot of people's childhood. There are more than one reason as to why researchers believe that this disney movie has a different meaning than it was intended to be. One big conspiracy is that Nemo was never real and it was all in Marlins imagination. This conspiracy theory is very unbelievable to some people. There are refutes saying that Nemo is just a kids movie with no meaning behind it other than Marlin just wanting to find his son. Based on people's opinion they’ve said “the beloved character’s nonexistence was impossible and poking holes in the theory. This isn’t true. What about the other fishes and

His grieving is a very strong part of the movie, that his subconscious imagened Nemo. In Latin the word Nemo means “No one” The importance of this theory draws the attention that Nemo was missing throught half the movie because in reality he was never alive. So what are the chances that Marlin would end up meeting Dory with amnesia and since Dory couldn’t remember half the time what they were looking for she wouldn’t be able to acknowledge the fact that Nemo is not real. That would also mean Dory wouldn’t be able to tell Marlin that they were actually looking for no one. “The host goes on to explain that Dory, Marlin's sidekick, is "such a good friend" because her short-term memory loss stops her from realising that Nemo is just a figment of her pal's imagination.” This theory aslo ties into the other theory that in part of the movie when Nemo is in the fish tank at the dentist office, those fish had gone “insane” from being trapped in there their whole life and the only reason Nemo was in that fish tank with them is due to their imagination as a way to escape reality and cope. This was also said by Luke Matthews “But others said the other fish in the tank at the dentist's office had gone 'insane' from years of captivity and were seeing things as a form of escape, and that Marlin may have imagined other characters to support his illusion of having a son.” This would conclude that