Why is it that people don’t automatically switch religion whenever there’s a successful revolution against a prior theocratic dictatorship that insisted they worship as it did? -Sam
Why did the Iranians overthrow the monarchy just to replace it with a new dynasty? Seems that the only reason for the revolution was democracy, then they don't get it.
'The reason for my shame and for the Revolution is the same: the difference between social classes.' (P33) Is the author struggling with competing idealism of her parent's political persuasion and the reality of their middle class life?
Why is it that people don’t automatically switch religion whenever there’s a successful revolution against a prior theocratic dictatorship that insisted they worship as it did?
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Why did she write this book in comic form?
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what happened that caused the rebellion? and what do they want as the outcome of the rebellion?
ReplyDeleteIt said that her grandfather was a prince. Is the leader that they are rebelling against now the one that overthrew her grandfathers father?
ReplyDeleteHow big was the Iranian military during the time that they were getting hit by MIG fighters?
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For how many years was Marjane's grandfather a prince?
ReplyDeleteWhy did the Iranians overthrow the monarchy just to replace it with a new dynasty? Seems that the only reason for the revolution was democracy, then they don't get it.
ReplyDelete'The reason for my shame and for the Revolution is the same: the difference between social classes.' (P33)
ReplyDeleteIs the author struggling with competing idealism of her parent's political persuasion and the reality of their middle class life?
why try to change something into something worse in the long run it doesnt make cense?
ReplyDeleteIs margi a rebel?
ReplyDeleteWhy is she so unlike normal children?
ReplyDeleteHow did the extriemist take over if no one agreed with them?
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