Persepolis is a narrative about a young girl named Marji Satrapi, who has to leave her childhood during the Islamic revolution. Marjane Satrapi was the writer of the book. The story, Persepolis taught me a good deal about her country. Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi is an outstanding record. When Marji first went to school, she had to get into a veil because the students must all be disciplined. Marji sometimes thought to herself a lot and during the revolution all the citizenry had to follow all directions. Marji's dad told her about his grandpa who was part of the revolution. She got funny and wanted to know where he was and her dad told him he was in prison. She was sad, then desired to see him. Her uncle was a communist, but then he didn't want to be one so he throws in the towel. Then as he grew older he started having heart attacks. …show more content…
She spent her childhood living in Tehran. There she attended the Lycee Francais. In 1984, her parents sent her to Austria to attend school. She then was in Vienna and Strasbourg. Morgan was a drug addict and was dispossessed for a while. Morgan later met a man from Iran in France. She lived in France for a few years. She talked to him and was imprinted with what he told her. According to new York times, the man said, “home is the place where one is born and enhanced”. This was significant to her because she is very attached to her home. Compared to us, Marjane Satrapi viewed life in a different manner. One passage from the script is where Maori finds out her granddad was