Once upon a time there was a spacewalker who has always wanted to see the sun. His name was  Fred Ha.  All of his life, Fred lived on the dark side of the moon, the only way he could see where he was going, was because of an incandescent glow that shone off his skin.This glow was so bright that Fred did not need to worry about natural light.  The only problem was, sometimes it got a little chilly, and the glow would dim. Fred knew if he ever laid eyes on the sun his incandescent light would never fade again and he would not have to worry about being cold.

But leaving the dark side of the moon was forbidden. No one had ever attempted to venture out toward that perpetually burning ball of plasma fire. If they did, they would surely die. But what if they didn’t? What if it was glorious and warm and... Fred tried to stop the endless stream of possibility consuming his mind; his own thoughts were betraying him. Even if he wanted to, he had no idea how to get there and he couldn’t risk asking anyone for help, they could report him to the authorities. Fred went on about his days, spacewalking from dark corner to dark corner and back again. 

The monotony of life in space began to make him restless and he found himself inexorably fixated on finding the light. He had to know, he had to see for himself. He was alive, but what did that mean if he was destined to spend his days trapped in the dark, pacing through space and growing colder every day?   

At that moment, Fred confronted himself and a choice was made.

It took many days and nights but eventually Fred had a plan to do the unthinkable, to find a way to the sun.  He prepared a wagon with enough food to last for days and set off on a mission to find the sun. Fred crossed many galaxies in search of the Sun, but found nothing. He was running out of food and water. Fred was ready to give up and head back home. When he saw the brightest glow he had ever seen. “Could that be,” he asked himself. As he got closer to the glowing light he encountered a sensation on his skin. Fred was feeling the warmth of the natural sunlight. As Fred's own glow began to get brighter,  he knew that he had found the sun.