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    People never stay the same, they always change physically. Mental maturity can start at almost any age and is easily influenced by the surrounding culture and beliefs. This moral and psychological growth is normal for everyone. The growth of moral and psychological mindset is largely based off of the surrounding beliefs. The novel Persepolis, written by Marjane Satrapi, is a Bildungsroman novel because it is about Marjane's life story. Marjane's growth is largely affected by her surroundings, that

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    Persepolis Anoosh Quotes

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    In this part of the novel, Anoosh is in jail and about to be executed for going against the new government. He is only allowed to see one more person, and he picks Marjane to be his last visiter. This is a very intimate quote that shows the soft side of Anoosh and how Marjane is the one to bring it out of him. Other times in the novel he is shown as a strong and controlled man, but this part of the novel shows that he really cares and loves Marjane even in the horrible situation he is in. One of

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    In the graphic novel, The Complete Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi depicts the rise of the Islamic Fundamentalists in order to demonstrate how a totalitarian state oppresses its populace. Although there were many changes in the lifestyles of many, there was a great impact on the military, women, education and in many adolescences. The government recruits young boys from poorer sections of the country to participate in the rebellion, persuading them with hopes of paradise if they come and join (Satrapi

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    Islamic Revoulation

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    |Make someone or something subordinate | | |to. | | | | The Revolution Irans capital is Tehran and on January 19, 1979 it was in a state of mayhem. Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Iran’s Shah (which means ruler or king) for four decades, fled the

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    her moral, physical, religious, and psychological struggles she endured. Being the setting of a bloody war with Iraq, Iran was not the ideal environment Marjane’s parents wanted her to grow up in. Persepolis represents a unique life of a child in Tehran, Iran and the actions she took in order to survive the political upheaval her country was facing. Marjane Satrapi is of great importance in teaching us the hardships of life during war as well as the history of her country. Persepolis was chosen

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    Persepolis, a graphic memoir by Marjane Satrapi, is about Marjane’s childhood during the Revolution war in Iran. The memoir begins in her hometown of Tehran, where she is exposed to the devastating war effects and changes in both home and public life. Her innocence captures a child's-eye perspective which… She comes from a family filled with activists, and much of her way of thinking is influenced by her family. Throughout the scenes in the graphic novel Persepolis, readers gain a powerful understanding

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    In the graphic novel Persepolis, by Marjane Satrapi, the audience gets an insider on the life of a young female Iranian who struggles to live the way she wants while suffering with her family in the ruins of political conflicts during the Iranian revolution. A regime change from a pro-western administration with progressive-liberal doctrines to an administration at the other end of the spectrum; radical conservatism of the Islamic faith changed the battleground for Iranian and Muslims around the

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    The Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi is an autobiography which follows her life during the Islamic Revolution, from her childhood in Tehran which was plagued by political turmoil, to the struggles she faced in Vienna during her high school years. The Complete Persepolis gives an inside perspective of the horrors caused by the Islamic Revolution as well as the struggle of the education system during that time. During this time of struggle a good education becomes even more of a priority for

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    Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis is a vivid coming-of-age graphic memoir that chronicles the author’s varied experiences growing up during and after the nineteen seventy-nine Islamic revolution in Iran. In her introduction to Persepolis, Marjane explains her reasons for writing the novel, claiming that Iran was not only a country of “fundamentalism, fanaticism, and terrorism” (Satrapi, introduction) and she hoped that by sharing her personal stories of Iran she would humanize the country to her western

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    Persepolis Bombing

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    Ms. Jaffe Word Count: 730 Time of the Bombing Persepolis is a graphic novel written by Marjane Satrapi It takes place in the capital of Iran, Tehran. The story begins in 1979 when the Islamic Revolution starts, and the Shah gets overthrown. Once the shah is gone, Iran is ruled by the regime. Soon, Iran became mostly fundamentalist, and if you protested against the law, you were either killed or thrown in jail. The main character is the author, this is a novel about her life story growing up

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