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Marji's father's photography was seen as an act of resistance -- simply taking photos of the demonstrations was forbidden and he was even arrested for it at one point

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Marji's mother was assaulted by two men and had her car broken into, all because she was a woman who didn't wear a veil. As a result of the sexual assaults in Iran, it became mandatory for females to wear veils in public.

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During the cultural revolution in 1980, little girls and boys were separated from attending school together. Also, young girls were expected to cover their hair with veils, unlike boys.

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childhood ends when you move out of your home move somewhere far away

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the boys and girls are seperated back then because back then ethier they dont know what boys and girls do but there same thing but both gender are equals and when guys do the hard work but the girls wants to hard work too but the boys might its too hard or they dont want them do the job

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the resistance was just say if anyone do something get arrested for no reason  and the american done it they are fine with it but with other people race if they do anything freindly they get arrested but not just that because they make the price go up.

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the resistance was just say if anyone do something get arrested for no reason  and the american done it they are fine with it but with other people race if they do anything freindly they get arrested but not just that because they make the price go up.

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"At the age of six I was already sure I was the last prophet." Marji feels very connected to her religion, and believes strongly in herself and God.
And on page 15. "The BBC said there were 400 victims. The Shah said that a group of religious fanatics perpetrated the massacre. But the people knew that it was the Shah's fault!"

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Without any hesitation, Hossein gave all the letters he had received to my father!" The families maid, who was 16 at the time, fell in love with the neighbor. She couldn't read or write, so Marji helped her write letters to the boy. When the boy found out she was a maid he left her immediately.

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The girls at school resisted against the new practices, like pounding their chests, knitting hats for the soldiers, and wearing veils.

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When the maid doesn't get to eat with the family and has to eat alone perhaps. - Naomi I.

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The military recruited kids from the poor areas because they were easier targets. They convinced them that the afterlife was better than Disneyland. "'It's nuts! They hypnotize them and just toss them into battle'".

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when the maid is seeing the boy in a higher social class Marjis dad tells the boy and he no longer talks to her pg.37

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Marji was shown to be a gullible yet stubborn person when it came to her belief. She as mentioned before, was like her father who was stubborn. She believed many things and knew many things for someone at such a young age. Throughout the chapter/pages, she slowly started losing faith or respect for her country due to their use of a police force and their forceful rule/grip on everyone.

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When the grandma talks about boiling water because the grandma was ashamed. The Shah's father took everything they owned and they lived in poverty. - Naomi I.

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for childhood its make lot of good memorise and having a good time is important it end when you move far away or never see the place again and if you can comeback at anytime childhood is like place for kids like us.

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After the death of Marji's uncle Anoosh, she tells God "'Shut up you! Get out of mu life!!! I never want to see you again!'". This signifies the loss of Marji's complete trust in God and religion.

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After learning about communism, and reading Marx, Marji first notes how Marx kind of looks like God, though he has curlier hair, and goes on to question whether she wants to be a prophet anymore.