 An additional worry that has been raised for the desire frustration theory is that the desire to change a fictional world is a desire that necessarily can’t be satisfied. As such it is a deviant desire that may be seen as implausibly weird (Uidhir 2011a, 2011b). On the other hand, such desires may be thought of as “wishes”. For instance, if I regret some past action, it is plausible to say that I wish I could change the past. It is a common sort of desire, even though it can’t be satisfied.