Persepolis Chapters 1-4 Flashcard

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What did the narrator enjoy doing every night before sleep in 'The Veil'?

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Talking to God.

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What did the narrator's parents provide to 'enlighten' her in 'The Bicycle'?

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Books.

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What significant event did the father witness outside the hospital in 'Persepolis'?

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A man being carried away as a martyr who had actually died of cancer.

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What was the consequence of the grandfather going to prison, according to the grandmother in 'Persepolis'?

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They lived in poverty.

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What does the narrator's father reveal about her grandfather in 'The Water Cell'?

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He was a prince.

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What theme is explored through the narrator's conversations with God in 'The Veil'?

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The search for understanding and connection in a tumultuous environment.

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How do books serve as a form of enlightenment for the narrator in 'The Bicycle'?

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They provide knowledge and a broader perspective on life.

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What does the father's experience outside the hospital symbolize in 'Persepolis'?

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The harsh realities of war and its impact on society.

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What does the narrator's grandmother's account of poverty reveal about the family's struggles in 'Persepolis'?

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The long-lasting effects of political oppression on personal lives.

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In 'The Water Cell', what does the title refer to in relation to the narrator's grandfather?

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It symbolizes the imprisonment and suffering endured by the grandfather.