The Square Pegs by Ray Bradbury dives into societal norms and what we consider "sane." The story follows Lisbeth, who thinks she's Catherine the Great, and ends up in an asylum where her delusion is accepted. Bradbury makes us question how we treat people that "don't fit in": we often try to force square pegs into round holes, instead of trying to find or to create spaces that match the shape of the pegs.