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Rebellion is arguably the biggest theme in Persepolis. Every event in the story is caused by or a result of rebellion from the government and just general status of the country. Marjane was raised in a household with rebellious parents and many of the people she knew died because they rebelled from those in power. It never fades from the core story of the book.

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Persepolis has a lot of conversation revolving around gender inequalities and expectations. One of the first chapters of the book is about the veils women were forced to wear and how they were separated from male classmates. Marjane even goes to a girls only school for the whole book. There's never really a point in the book were gender doesn't play a role in something happening.

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In Persepolis, Marjane shows just how much a child can actually understand but, it also shows the maximum a child can understand or grasp.

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In Persepolis, it shows how many people misuse heroism to get what they want

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In Persepolis, Satrapi shows how we are ignorant of the world when we are young

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In Persepolis it talks about how the nation hated the decisions of their government showing the personal vendettas compared to the country's.

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In Persepolis it shows how in childhood we just want to be in the world. It's only when we grow up we all wish we could go back to being a kid.

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Your 1-3 sentences explaining what the book says about the topic listed above.

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Hi, wonderful 10th graders! Thanks for hopping onto Canvas today! Please read ALL of the instructions below.

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Hi, wonderful 10th graders! Thanks for hopping onto Canvas today! Please read ALL of the instructions below.

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For this assignment, I'd like you to POST to this Padlet 2-3 times with your NAME at the top and then a full sentence (or a few) describing what you think Satrapi's book says about a few of the following themes/topics. Then COMMENT MEANINGFULLY on 1-2 classmates' posts to say whether you agree or disagree or how their perspective might have changed your mind about something or given you a new idea.

For example, under "War," you might say, "Persepolis highlights the meaninglessness of war by showing this history through a child's eyes. Even as a kid, Marjane understands that the violence she and her loved ones are experiencing will not bring about any positive change."

Again, I'm looking for NAMES AT THE TOP, FULL SENTENCES, 2-3 POSTS ON AS MANY THEMES, and 1-2 COMMENTS ON CLASSMATES' POSTS. Any time you can give an example from the story to back up your ideas about the theme, do that! Feel free to put questions about the task under the directions column, and I'll respond. :) Can't wait to see your brilliant ideas!

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