In Persepolis, by Marjane Satrapi, the main character changes in various ways throughout the graphic novel. Marjane is a nice and religious but also naive little girl in the beginning of the book. For example, on pages 6 and 7, Marjane says that at the age of 6, she was sure that she was the last prophet. Furthermore, she had three rules; “everybody should have a car”, “all maids should eat at the table with others” and “no old person should have to suffer.” It is evident that she wants everyone to be equal and that she is values her religion a lot. However, her naive side is shown when Marji’s grandmother asks her “But tell me how you’ll arrange for old people not to suffer?” and she answers “It will simply be forbidden.” Later on in the
