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Having to sneak posters and shoes into the country because they were against the governments beliefs acts as important theme in the final chapters of the book. Which includes the passport and visa as well.

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The golden key is used as a symbol of false hope for the families and the killed soldiers

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How the Iranian political regime limits personal freedom and bans specific tools that once seemed to be normal to have or do.

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the moment Marji lit that cigarette is when her rebellion against her mothers dictatorship started.

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In February of 1979, the American Embassy in Tehran was invaded by student militants who believed that the CIA was behind the rise of power of the Shah and could overturn their revolution

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The referendum held in 1979 allowed the people of Iran to become an Islamic Republic and approve a new theocratic-republican constitution.

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The end of Chapter 9 and beginning of Chapter 10 marks the start and rise of the republic of Islam in 1979

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There is some cultural context towards the end of chapter seven, which is about the rise of the Islamic people after the Shah's resignation.

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Class system is a persistent theme that is witnessed in the first four chapters of the book.

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The pallet looks organized

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The narrator starts to realize that class systems are playing a big part in modern day and how everyone sees each other. She thinks back at how her maid, once, fell in love but the story couldn't go on because she's a maid.

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1980-ish up until 1988 was the period when Iran and Iraq fought for their territory and resources

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palet shoe have hare