I need some help!

Rating: 9/10 (12 December 2006)

At Edward Bloom's funeral, his wife and Amos (Danny Devito) are the only two wearing red. What could this mean? I tried to figure it out but then thought it was a coincidence. Then I noticed that the red roses are between Amos and the wife at the funeral. This brings attention and unity to their color. Also, a red emergency light flashes behind the wife when everyone is standing around talking at the end. There is no doubt that the two of them symbolizes something. My thoughts have been that Edward's wife is also a fish, because she is the naked swimming lady. But then why does she tell Edward when they're in the bathtub together that "she'll never dry up"? Also, it could be because they're animals, just as Amos was a werewolf. But how does this tie into the overall meaning of the film? What significance does this hold? Anyone that could help, I would truly appreciate it. If you want to email me at john.ulrich@cuw.edu that would be alright, too.