I really enjoyed this story. I enjoyed this story because it relates to our lives in America. Society thinks that we should only have certain thoughts when in reality its impossible to control ones thoughts and we think whatever we want to think. I would definitely recommend this story to anyone who likes a really good quick read.
I think the author is trying to put the message across that everyone was the right to think and be whatever they want and it doesn't matter what society thinks because in the end it comes down to your own happiness and if you are satisfiyed with the life you created for yourself. I Think that this story reflects contemporary Israeli society in a non-direct way. I think that Israeli society today is ver open to whatever and whoever but there are limits as to how far that will go.
I can view this story as Jewish literature because in Judaism we are so welcoming to all types of people and whatever they view life as, but in this story these people view life as the complete opposite. They don't think that people have the right to think thoughts of what they want in whatever shape they want.
-Zoe Coelho
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