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Marjane had a conversation with God every night before going to sleep.

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She talks with God every night, or at least she tries to

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Her and god have these little conversations before she goes to sleep

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She would have conversation with god every night
"every night i had a big discussion with god"
"god give  me some more time I am not quite ready yet" -- Marjane

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compares the looks of god and marx

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"Deep down I was very religious"
-Wants to become a prophet

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She has a conversation with God every night until she does not want to be a prophet anymore and does not tell him the truth. Also when she starts dressing up as people like Castro or Trotsky he does not come back.

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On pages 6-7, Marianne talks about how she wished that she was a prophet. The way she talked even sounded prophetic, when he tells her grandmother that she won't have to worry anymore because soon she won't have any more pain. She even compares herself to "her predecessors I [she] had in her [my] holy book" (7).

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When she asks where God is when she is told she can't be a revolutionary

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When she asks where God is when she is told she can't be a revolutionary

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She sits and converses with God over a drink on pg. 13.

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She used to worship god but on page 14 she silences him as if she doesn't care about him as much as she used to.

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"God where are you" (17). Marjane cannot go to the demonstration with her parents and she wants to talk to god but he doesn't come.

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She was sure that she was the last prophet

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She talked to him every night when she went to bed