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Essential Question: 4: Beliefs
This technique demonstrates the essential question about beliefs as she is questioning her belief in God because Anoosh has been executed.  She wonders where God was in all of this turmoil; thus, she is shouting at him to get out of her life. She is conflicted about her beliefs and the death is influencing her conflict with God.
Graphic Novel Elements: In this picture, the Speech Bubble shape is being used to show the extent of Marjane's anger as she is shouting at God.  Her dialogue has an angry tone, and having the speech bubble be jagged emphasizes her shouting tone.  Her trust has turned to anger, and this is conveyed in the jagged, shouting shape of the Speech Bubble.

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Essential question:(4)
The fourth question asks how we form our beliefs and what influences them and in the panel I chose it Marjane is in gods arms and he explains how he chose her. You can tell that all of this is either a in her dreams because it's always at night when she talks to god, and the religion influence is very strong in those countries. Also for her being young she is easily influenced by her parents beliefs.
Graphic element:
The one I chose was how big god was to all the rest of the characters in the book. They made God bigger to show how big of a piece he is in Marjanes life. Also because religion was a big deal for them, he is seen a more bigger and powerful being then everyone else.

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Essential question(1):
Our childhood can be altered by many factories during our young lives that will be carried out into adulthood. For example, a lot of what our parents believe and really affects our thoughts towards others and other things in the world just by what they have taught us or what we have heard them say. Like in the picture I chose, Marjane reads a bunch of books because she doesn't get the jokes her parents are making about the demonstration, in reading all those books and learning a lot translated into when she grew up, she knew more than other kids about the politics and the revolution.
Graphic element:
In the panel I chose her face shows how concentrated she is on reading the books all in that one night. Her facial expression shows a lot to the reader on how she's feeling in the present moment, like with her eyes just being dots and having the line over them shows she's looking at the book and is having more of a concentrated look towards it.

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Essential question(3):
A person can deal with a conflict in the world in many ways with in themselves and with others. In the box I chose the family is laughing at a demonstration of people saying a man, that died from cancer, died because of the king, but once they figure out that he died from cancer they still believe he is a hero. Them even the widow of the man joins the demonstration, and the whole family has a good laugh about it. So in their conflicted the world, the family copes with this by laughing about the little things in their own home with each other and enjoying a little silly things like that, even if they're about murder and cancer.
Graphic element:
The graphic element of the text boxes shows a lot of how the family is feeling, mostly because in the frame every single person has a text box and expressing how they feel about the situation. So not just by their faces we can also tell by the text boxes how they feel and how funny the situation is to them.

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Essential Question 2: Cultural Identity. This technique shows the essential question about balancing the demands of society with one's own belief because Marjane is questioning how she feels about being forced to wear the veil. In the panel she is saying how she is very religious but her family is also avant-garde so she doesn't really know what to think of the veil and she's kind of torn.

The author uses shading and coloring by essentially splitting the panel in half, on either side of Marjane, one side is mainly white with some black, where the other other side is mainly black with some white. On top of that, the coloring on Marjane is opposite, so on the black side she has a white color emphasis, and vice versa, showing that she is torn on making a decision about the veil.

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Essential Question 4: One way that we form our beliefs is through the influence of our parents we learn through their teachings rules and beliefs that they pass down to us as children. We don't only form our beliefs from spoken teachings, but by observation as well. We observe what is happening and how our parents react to situations and how they conduct themselves in everyday life.

The graphic novel element faces demonstrates this essential question by marjanes mother forming he beliefs by observing the emotions and reactions of others. She started to not trust anyone and to be more skeptical because her father had kept on going to priso

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Essential question 4: Beliefs
The essential question about beliefs is portrayed in this panel because Marjane is telling us what she wanted to be and is directly relating herself to god. She is talking about what she looks up to and what she believes in because she wanted to be the embodiment of that.

The author uses her hands to portray what she wanted to be and what she believed in. For justice, she is holding a balance in her hand. For love, she's making a peace sign with her hands to indicate love. And for the wrath of god, she is holding weapons. Putting these all together in one panel makes for an easy visual of what she believes in and what she wanted to be.

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Essential Question 1: One thing that affects us when we are growing up is the quality of life we have. One of the main factors of quality of life is conflict. War is a big example of conflict and can affect life greatly. When growing up in an environment with war you mature and learn in a different way than if you are in a peaceful and prosperous environment.

The graphic element of text and speech bubbles shows the essential Question in a very specific way. In this frame when the speech bubble says we are at war it demonstrates it in a calm manner but is is small enough that is also shows worrying. The speech bubble of them saying what!? Shows that they know that their quality of life is going to change and therefore change and affect the way marjane grows up.

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Essential Question 3:
One way that people can survive during a revolution and or a conflicted world it to stand up for what they believe in. Fight knowing that the outcome of what you are fighting for will be for the greater good even if it does not work out as planned for yourself.

Graphic element
Hands and feet are important and shown to affect the essential Question of how people can survive a conflicted world in this frame by showing a protest. Their fists are in the air demonstrating the people fighting for what they believe in to help them survive the conflicting world

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Essential Question 3: Individual Within a Revolution
This panel represents how it is hard to make survive and make sense of a Revolution. The text boxes show that Marjane's family made sense of how it soon was going to be impossible to go on vacation because they wouldn't be so free anymore. Their solution to survive in a Revolution was just to leave the country for a few weeks and stay away from the entire Revolution in general.

The author uses this one panel over an entire page to emphasize the importance of Marjane and her family's solution to surviving in the Revolution. It uses a few different symbols over the entire panel to represent how their family was in a different location, especially the fact that they're on a magical carpet, which could be a symbol of how their trip won't be very realistic in the near future.