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Mar 3The Gold Key represents dying in the war, but after you die, you would be in paradise. Paradise was a place that gave you anything that you wanted. They compared it to heaven.
This symbol is important to the text because it explains what the reality of war is like. People are either forced to fight or persuaded to fight.The Key 0
Mar 3Samiyah C Samiyah C : The object represents heaven. This symbol is important because if you go to war, die, and you're wearing the key you automatically go to heaven. The theme it connects to is facing realities of the adult world because heaven is something that people moreunderstand more as they get older. This connects to Marji because her maid’s son was going through having to go to war.
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Mar 3Demetrius C Demetrius C : The cigarette shows a form of symbolism because smoking is one of the things that an adult can do. Since she smoked a cigarette, she would considered an adult. [Edited] moreThis can also show a form of Loss of Innocence.
Mar 3Kendall T Kendall T : The cigarette constitutes a form of symbolism because she smokes the cigarette to rebel against her mother but it seems she does to numb her pain of the violence happening all around her (This can show Innocence vs. Loss of Innocence) [Edited]New area 0
Mar 3Long H Long H : The cigarette is the symbolism that represents that the thing that only adults do. And Marji smokes the cigarette because she thinks if she smoke it and then she will be a grown-up or an adult.
Mar 3Jhamir B Jhamir B : This is a depiction of Marji’s loss of innocence because she has started smoking. This represents the trauma and mental abuse these situations have had on her at such a young age.Mar 3Context: In this panel, it shows Marji rebelling against her mom. She wants to prove to her mom that she is grown.
Composition: I notice that even though trying the cigarette for the first time was awful, she wasn’t going to give up.
Communication: The author is trying to say that Marji wants to prove o her mom that she is old enough to understand and be more like an adult.
Connection: I could connect to this because when I officially became a teenager I thought I was grown enough to handle more responsibilities, but it was just the opposite, and had to learn the hard way.
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[4 of 5] Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, Chapters 13-16, by Marjane Satrapi (2003)
Author: Marjane Satrapi
“Chapters 13-16.” Persepolis. The Story of a Childhood, by Marjane Satrapi, Pantheon Books, 2003.
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