Laura: little articles of it, they"re ornaments mostly! Most of them are little animals made out of glass, the tiniest little animals in the world.[...]Oh, be careful—if you breathe, it breaks!Jim: I"d better no take it. I"m pretty clumsy with things.Laura; Go on, I trust you with him![She places the piece in his palm.]There now—you"re holding him gently! Hold him over the light, he loves the light! You see how the light shines through him Jim; it sure does shine!Laura; I shouldn"t be partial, but he is my favorite one. Jim; What kind of a thing is this one supposed to be Laura; Haven"t you noticed the single horn on his forehead Jim; A unicorn, huh Laura; Mmmm-hmmm!Jim; Unicorns—aren"t they extinct in the modern world Laura; I know!Jim; Poor little fellow, he must feel sort of lonesome. Laura; Well, if he does, he doesn"t complain about it. He stays on a shelf with some horses that hasn"t have horns and all or them seem to get along nicely together. What is the theme of the work