Eel

Writer Jack Fingon realizes too late that his life of 'intuition and attraction' has produced little to value, and nothing to remember. To settle a piece of unfinished business, Fingon devises a plan to fulfil the testamentary wish of French vagabond poet Blaise Cendrars - to be buried in the Sargasso Sea where 'life first burst from the depths of the ocean floor towards the sun'.