In the short stories “What, of this Goldfish Would You Wish,” and “The Wife’s Story,” by Etgar Keret and Ursulu K. LeGuin, respectively, and the majority opinion by Justice Brennan, “Texas vs Johnson,” characters or people do not show acceptance of others who are different. In the story “Goldfish” a young boy named Yonatan starts making a documentary (by himself) in which he knocks on peoples doors and asks, “If you found a talking goldfish that granted you three wishes, what would you wish for,” and he records their responses. One day Yonatan knocks on the door of a paranoid Russian who actually has a magic goldfish. Scared that Yonatan will take his fish Sergei (the Russian) grabs a stove burner and hits Yonatan on the side of his head, cracking
