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Dory, Marlin, and Nemo are on their way back to their home when fisherman in the area scoop up many fish, including Dory. The boat starts to hoist the net and the fish out of the water. Nemo tells his father, Marlin, that the only way to save Dory is for all of the fish in the net to swim down. After all of the fish swim down together, they break the net and free themselves and Dory.
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