Ideology and Iranian Revolution
How important is this theme to your reading of Persepolis?
The graphic novel Persepolis is written by Marjane Satrapi. She describes her life, emotions and feelings during the Iranian revolution. It shows her happenings as a child but with the thoughts of an adult. Marjane Satrapi describes the whole events while she is a child and her feelings about it. She describes her different emotions and changing opinions during the revolution by telling different happenings in her family or those who affected her. It is conspicuous that she wants to transmit her emotions and feelings about the revolution and it ramification which makes it to one of the main theme according to my opinion.
At the beginning she starts with the changes which came through the Iranian revolution. The first frame shows her opinion of the veil and indirect her impression of the revolution. In the frame on page 3 you can see her wearing a veil. She has a languishing face expression which represents her opinion of events of the last year. Her arms are crossed. Her whole body language shows that she is sag inside. The narrator strip gives more information makes clear that this is a picture of Marjane one year after the Iranian revolution.
Later on she is often changing her opinion of the revolution and is not sure in what she shell belief. The frame on page 70 represents this problem. Previously in the story she has a strong connection to her imaginary friend god but is than changing because of occurrences which makes her changing her mind. In the fame you can see Marjane screaming to her imaginary friend. The graphic weight is on the speech bubble which is framed with a zigzag frame. It means that she is furious and really angry. She says that he should get out of her life and that she never wants to see him again. As you can see, she her opinion is unstable.
To the revolution belongs also the social conflict. In the country are two different opinions represented by two completely individual
The graphic novel Persepolis is written by Marjane Satrapi. She describes her life, emotions and feelings during the Iranian revolution. It shows her happenings as a child but with the thoughts of an adult. Marjane Satrapi describes the whole events while she is a child and her feelings about it. She describes her different emotions and changing opinions during the revolution by telling different happenings in her family or those who affected her. It is conspicuous that she wants to transmit her emotions and feelings about the revolution and it ramification which makes it to one of the main theme according to my opinion.
At the beginning she starts with the changes which came through the Iranian revolution. The first frame shows her opinion of the veil and indirect her impression of the revolution. In the frame on page 3 you can see her wearing a veil. She has a languishing face expression which represents her opinion of events of the last year. Her arms are crossed. Her whole body language shows that she is sag inside. The narrator strip gives more information makes clear that this is a picture of Marjane one year after the Iranian revolution.
Later on she is often changing her opinion of the revolution and is not sure in what she shell belief. The frame on page 70 represents this problem. Previously in the story she has a strong connection to her imaginary friend god but is than changing because of occurrences which makes her changing her mind. In the fame you can see Marjane screaming to her imaginary friend. The graphic weight is on the speech bubble which is framed with a zigzag frame. It means that she is furious and really angry. She says that he should get out of her life and that she never wants to see him again. As you can see, she her opinion is unstable.
To the revolution belongs also the social conflict. In the country are two different opinions represented by two completely individual