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I can analyze how my cultural experience shapes my interpretation of the text.

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I can analyze how my cultural experience shapes my interpretation of the text.

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I thought that it was very interesting to learn about someone's culture and life from a different perspective. I think that since I had never been in the position that Marji is in, I would not have as much understanding. It was difficult at some points to comprehend their struggles. I have never experienced the effects of social class. In my culture there may be some type of social class. For example of the upper, middle, and lower class. I think that the way that the people are separated is the same as in the culture in the book. I think that I would fall in the middle class. This is because my family is not wealthy but we are not poor. The social class in my culture is not as much as an impact. We are not classified by the social class we are in. I think the way that I interpret the book is impacted by the fact that I haven't been through what the characters have been through.

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Satrapi, Marjane
Persepoli. University of Chicago Press, 2003

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Social class and age have more of an impact than it should.

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"They come from the poor areas, you can tell... first they convince them that the afterlife is even better than Disneyland, then they put them in a trance with all their songs..."  (Satrapi 101).

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"But is it her fault that she was born where she was born??? Dad are you for or against social classes?"
(Satrapi 37).

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"The reason for my shame and for the revolution is the same: The difference between social classes." (Satrapi 33).

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"I wanted to be a prophet... because our maid did not eat with us." (Satrapi 6).

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"So he became a communist."
Prime Minister
" It disgusts me that people are condemned to a bleak future by their social classes. Long Live Lenin." (Satrapi 23).

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In the quote it talks about how Marji is being told a story and she says " so he became a communist." In the story the prime minister states that it disgusts him, the thought of having social classes. He thinks that they are unfair. So, communism would be fair because everyone gets the same thing, therefore there would be no rankings.

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In the quote it talks about how Marji is questioning her Father's beliefs. She says "Dad are you for or against social classes?" Marji thinks that they are not fair. She questions her father because he gave reasons why he was for and against the classes.

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In the quote it talks about how the maid was not able to eat with them. This was due to the social classes. Marji's maid was poor therefore she was in a lower social class. It says that you are not supposed to mix or interact with social classes that you are not associated with. It is social class that identifies a person's struggles. Just like how Mehri could not eat with the family.

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The book "Persepolis" is a graphic novel. The book is not organized in the order of events. It is organized in the way that the author thinks of the events. The author uses the organization of the book to convey a message that is very powerful. She uses the pictures in the book to describe the emotions of the characters. They are also used to show how the war was like and the way that it affected the world. For example she uses the organization to show social class is very impactful in the book.

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In the quote it talks about how they convince the young boys to go into wars. They take the poor young boys and send them away from their friends and family. Since they are poor they are the ones chosen to go away. It is also due to their age. They would not send a man, because they are not as easy to convince.

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In this quote Marji talks about her "shame" in the matter. She thinks that it is not okay for their to be different social classes. She feels that everyone should be treated the same not matter how rich or poor. No matter how young or old. She also states that " The reason for my shame and for the revolution is the same." This means that social class ranking got so out of hand that it caused her shame and caused a revolution. A revolution started because a change was wanted and needed.