“It’s a Small World After All” by Jane Kuenz is about, mainly Disney World, and the pleasures it brings. The story starts off with Jane’s sister’s engagement at Walt Disney’s EPCOT, and the author goes on to describe where and how her sister became engaged. Continuing on, she begins to go into great detail about that day: she illustrates the scenery and the emotion that encompassed the happiness. The author goes on to discuss the relevance of the vignette that her sister came into contact with and important role that Disney plays in pleasurable moments. Kuenz then speaks about Disney’s “false impression” on their social definition, and the difference of what they want to be and what they have become. They have “mimicked” other “dominant social