 Works of fiction generally enjoy greater copyright protection because of their higher content of protectible material.However, the court noted that transformative use can lessen the importance of the nature of the copyrighted work, but since "The SAT" held slight or non-existent transformative purpose, the fictional nature of "Seinfeld" disfavored a finding a fair use.The third factor analyzed by the court was whether the portion of copying furthered the purpose and character of use or whether it went beyond what was necessary.