Imagine working for the government as a researcher of viral and bacterial diseases for most of your career, but end up discovering a powerful cure for a disease that could eventually kill half of the world along with being a target and chased by a well skillful detective. Dr. Laura Ragan head of the National Center Of Infectious Disease is the prime suspect in the murder of her partner, Dr. Ari Musa after he dropped her off at the airport heading to New York. During her time at the event, which she was approached by a detective giving her the news of her dead fellow partner, but the detective had other alternative motives. She encounters three rogue federal agents who rescued her from the detective and try to help her find out why the government wants to execute her. Ironically the no name-face President is naïve to trust the Department Of Homeland Security who is actually behind this mischievous scheme. Finishing this graphic novel in …show more content…
Both books have about the same page length but my novel is much taller than Persepolis in addition that it was published in 2000 and my novel in 2011. The most outstanding contrast of these books are the pages, Persepolis has fragile paper while my novel is thicker. This book does not contain any symbolism because it is mostly for reading and enjoying purposes and I found no connections to any life changing like Persepolis. Neither does it have any symbolism like The Arrival. This novel is to entertain its readers since it is appropriate for ages 12-17, adults can read it too but I don’t think they’ll find any kind of symbolism there. Persepolis had a sad ending the last thing Marji said was, “It could have been better to just go”. My novel had a happy ending, it was kind of expecting it because it was cliché on some parts of the