In this excerpt from "Isla and the Happily Ever After" by Stephanie Perkins, characters humorously discuss their beliefs. One admits uncertainty about their faith, jokingly calling themselves a "Christmas Tree Agnostic." The other responds with a playful label, saying they are a "Yom Kippur Atheist," highlighting their atheism despite cultural or religious connections.

These witty exchanges reveal how the characters use humor to explore and express their personal beliefs and identity. Their lighthearted dialogue emphasizes the diversity of perspectives, and underscores the theme of self-discovery and acceptance within the story.