Persepolis Review

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Who did Marji and her childhood friends dress up as along with Leon Trotsky and Fidel Castro?

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Che Guevara

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What does Marji's mother do to protect herself after a picture of her is published around the world?

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Dyes her hair

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What do cultural revolutionaries believe bilingual schools represent?

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Capitalism

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What did Marji's parents bring back for her from Turkey besides new clothes?

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Posters

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Which country is Iran at war with when Marji and her parents return from their trip to Italy and Spain?

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Iraq

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What is the significance of Che Guevara in the context of Marji's childhood?

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He is a symbol of revolutionary ideals and is admired by Marji and her friends.

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What does Marji's act of dressing up as historical figures signify about her childhood?

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It reflects her early exposure to political ideologies and her desire to understand her cultural identity.

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How does Marji's mother's decision to dye her hair relate to themes of identity and safety?

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It illustrates the lengths individuals go to in order to protect their identity in a politically charged environment.

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What role do posters play in Marji's understanding of the world?

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They serve as a medium for political expression and influence her views on revolution and culture.

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What does the war with Iraq symbolize in the narrative of Persepolis?

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It represents the broader conflicts and struggles faced by Iran during Marji's childhood.