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A Lachrymose leech as drawn by Brett Helquist (© 2000).

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[edit] Fair use rationale

1. There is no free visual portrayal of Lachrymose leech (a fictional annelid created by Lemony Snicket) in existence. Any created version would not fulfill the encyclopedic use of this image, as it would not further anyone's understanding of the creature in question.
2. The use of this image does not decrease the opportunity for sale of the book from which it comes (The Wide WIndow) since 1) the book is not about the Lachrymose leech, and 2) the image does not reveal any consequential knowledge as to the book's contents.
3. The use of this image contributes significantly to the article, since the section to which it belongs deals directly with the creature portrayed in the image.

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