Blueback

In the end, Blueback concludes with Abby reconnecting with her beloved sea and her childhood friend, Blueback the fish. After years of fighting to protect their home from destructive industrial activities, Abby’s persistence pays off when the fishing license for the corporation is revoked due to their illegal activities and endangering marine life, including Blueback. Her brave action of trying to scare Blueback away from the spearheads results in the authorities taking notice of the ongoing threats and putting an end to the destructive fishing practices.

With her mother, Dora, having passed away but leaving behind a legacy of environmental activism, Abby finally finds peace through her connection to the water and her friend Blueback. The moment she dives near Blueback’s old home and is reunited with him, it symbolizes her forgiveness and the continuation of their bond. Blueback reemerges, seemingly forgiving her and renewing their friendship in the quiet way old friends do.

The movie closes on this touching note, emphasizing that caring for nature is a lifelong commitment rooted in love and respect—whether for the land, the sea, or the friends we hold dear. Abby’s journey shows that even small acts of bravery can make a difference, and that sometimes, the most important battles are won through patience, love, and a deep connection to the world around us. Ultimately, Blueback reminds us that nature is worth fighting for and that our compassion can help preserve it for future generations.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:01