Thomas Kinkade Sunrise Chapel

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Silverfish?’ said Dibbler.
Silverfish, who had been cautiously crossing the studio with a box of fresh film stock, hesitated at the sight of a skinny figure bearing down on him like a long-lost weasel. Dibbler’s expression was the expression worn by something .
‘And I’d just like you to know’, Dibbler went on, ‘that we’re all incredibly impressed at what you boys are doing here.’
Silverfish watched his own hand being strenuously made friends with, and grinned uncertainly.
‘You are?’ he ventured. long and sleek and white as it swims over the reef and into the warm shallow waters of the kiddies’ paddling area. ‘Yes?’ said Silverfish. ‘Who’re you? How did you get–’ ‘Dibbler’s the name,’ said Dibbler. ‘But I’d like you to call me Throat.’ He clasped Silverfish’s unresisting hand and then placed his other hand on the man’s shoulder and stepped forward, pumping the first hand vigorously. The effect was of acute affability, and it meant that if Silverfish backed away he would dislocate his own elbow