On a sunny day, Don swims the entire week with lots of breathing, no food, and lots of blinding in his eyes. But when the corals and fish define him as the different lizard that can swim, Don sees himself as the special kind of animal in the ocean. But Don wants to go back home, remembering the feelings of loneliness and happiness. 

“As a lonely animal, I love it here. I love this new place. I never went out to see the rest of the world. But for the zoo, I love it here,” Don thought with a smile. 

Don, in the zoo, was happy to be alone since pain and torture were his favorite. From starvation to getting splinters, all he wants is to die, but he cannot do it by himself. 

“As an animal, the humans command us to do something. Lie take a walk or a swim,” Don smiled as he sees the flies and crap all over his habitat. 

Born in captivity, he experiences where the zookeepers toss and force him to open his mouth with their bare hands. As such, he loves rainy days. He knows that the world is a ruined place to live. As such, Don went out of his habitat one day and wanted to see a garden full of flowers, well, because he wanted something new. He walked around and took a massive bite of those flowers as his belly rumbled so loud the zookeepers heard it and ran up to the sound. 

“No fish, just flowers, leaves, and even my own crap,” Don cried but still smiled. The zookeepers capture the alligator and toss him back in the habitat as the pain bumps Don so hard he laughs. 

The alligator continued swimming until a massive wave hit down Don and sent flying all over the place. Making the animal dizzy, he is seeing hallucinations and his flowers, where the floras calling his name and telling him to not them. 

“Don’t eat us, we are here to calm you down. Those memories of you with pain, this is you. But we don’t want to see you dead in our eyes,” said a talking sunflower. 

“I cannot. Humans are the superior,” Don said. 

The waves stop and take Don to a beach with people as they scream and video about an alligator coming from the sea. Don sees the blurry of the colorful people and saying their native language, Indonesian.

Don went walking around, and his eyes become so clear as an elder man came closer and pet him. Don did not bite, but his hunger grows him and the elder man’s nirvana gives Don the power of love. 

Don continues to walk around and find the zoo. During the thirty hours of travel, Don found the zoo while eating some dead cats and dogs from the streets. He cried that the place is now in dust and a pile of rocks. Don sits down and takes a big breath, looking at his reward and knowing how much waste of time he is dealing with. 

“I cannot go back. I must sit down and take a look at the bright sun,” said Don. He looks at the sun while taking lots of deep breaths and smile that he is home.