nearly every situation that we encounter two sides to it. From breaking the law, to a small fight with a sibling, everyone is entitled to their opinion and Marjane Satrapi is no excuse. Satrapi portrays Iran very negatively in her graphic novel, Persepolis. She was on the receiving end of the attacks of the revolution while living in Iran. Like any war, there were two sides of the revolution. One side being the Islamic government and those defending the attacks. These people supported the new government
that Middle East represents, which leads the world to think upon a terrible misconception, that all Muslims are evil and will not hesitate to bomb whenever the time calls for. This misconception is what Marjane Satrapi tries to counter in her book, Persepolis. She wants the world to know that not all Muslims are evil and that only a few groups are responsible for all this terror. Satrapi displays her life within these pages to make sure her audience knows who she is, where she came from, and what her
Response Journal Jordyn M. Eargle Art 101 Professor Reilly December 8, 2014 TOPIC CHOICE #2: Writing about Space The two works of art I will be comparing today is The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh and the Egyptian Book of the Dead. I feel as if both of these works of art are vastly different, but have a few similarities. First, I will give some background on both of the works of art. The Egyptian Book of the Dead was created in about 16th Century B.C, but the artist is unknown