In The Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, many slides show how the regime had changed people. Satrapi wanted to show that even though people may seem modern, the regime had ultimately changed their perspective on almost anything. She shows this on pages 75 when her mother pointed out how some neighbors had changed. She also shows this on page 270 when her friends thought she had had sex with one man, not many. Satrapi shows that the regime had reprogrammed people to be against modern thinking
The Complete Persepolis In Marjane Satrapi's memoir; The Complete Persepolis, I learned that Marjane had a really difficult time growing up as a child. When she first introduced herself, the Islamic Revolution was already occurring. It was obligatory for girls to wear veils at school, boys and girls got separated from each other. Marjane lost her Uncle, Anoosh who she really adored, Iran and Iraq were at war, Marjane had to move far away without her parents
The Complete Persepolis is a coming of age autobiography, by Iranian born French author Marjane Satrapi. The novel is a mirror of Satrapi’s childhood during the Islamic revolution, which counters between private and public life. Marjane spent her adolescent years in Austria, a western country free from religious rule. Prior to being sent to Austria, her childhood in Iran made it difficult to express herself as any type of western culture was demonized. However this transformation caused Satrapi to
Marjane Satarpi’s graphic novel, The Complete Persepolis, took me on a journey through Satrapi’s childhood in Iran during the late 1970’s and throughout the 1980’s. This story followed young Marjane through her young years as an outspoken, open-minded, defiant, young girl who faced extreme governmental censorship and persecution. Through this graphic novel and Marjane’s traumatic experiences, I saw the importance of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 and the Iraq-Iran War on the society, which ended
Persipolis written by Marjane Satrapi. War often has the tendency to scar a person’s life. It makes people live through some very terrible experiences. War has left nations crippled, turned cities into rubble and humans dead. People fight over a territory, for politics or simply
In Marjane Satrapi's Graphic Novel, The Complete Persepolis the education the main character receives is different from what government in the book tries to teach. The main character Marji is a young girl who has different forms of education coming into her life from different sources. Iran is being taken over in the 1980's and being changed by the "Islamic Revolution", this effects Marji in many different ways and forms, while all but changing her education for what the theocratic government called