Marjane Satrapi is very religious. She prays or talks to her god every night. She believes that she is a chosen one of god, a prophet. Her belief is so ingratiated that she believes that god has chosen her for this task. In the panel after her conversation with god, she meets the world. Her more secular beliefs then clash with that of the conservative views of the people her in school following. She is chastised by her peers and her teacher for her views. Her teacher appears unsettled by what Marjane tells her. From the context of the era, I cannot say it is for Marjane's wellbeing, but it seems to be for the theocracy that is plaguing their country. Marjane's parents raised her in a more secular way, where women don't have to wear veils and
