The reasons humans rebel against governments are usually caused by a disagreement between the government and the people’s desires. Often, rebellions occur in a disorganized matter, where one thinks of just weapons and signs that try or attempt to send a message to the government’s actions. In Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis, she discusses how rebellions can come in any type of shape or form, such as the “Quiet Rebellion” that is not like any other type of rebellion. Marj lives with her parents in Iran where certain actions as drinking alcohol and smoking are prohibited. The people of Iran created or produced this “Quiet Rebellion” by not going the way of any other rebellion against the government, they were secretive with what they had in mind.
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Things that brings happiness and satisfaction may cause people to actions that may not be the most appropriate to do. In countries such as ,Iran, drinking alcohol is something illegal to do even worse if someone makes it to sell or even give away for free. To go against the government the people have to take actions that are usually not the most appropriate but the way they execute their plan determines how it would go. In many instances the people will overreact with their ideas to rebel.In Iran,“ They party every weekend ...Shahriyar has one rule: bring your booze! We drink until morning .“ (Hafezi 1) The fact that the drinking happens ”every weekend” demonstrates that the drinking is seen as a ritual. Ritual meaning that it is correct of them to drink …show more content…
Drinking in Iran is widespread especially among the wealthy. (Hafezi 2) This demonstrates that the people don't hear or take into consideration what is obligated of them to do which is a form of silent rebellion because they didn't go out and violently protest, they took the alcohol usage as a form of rebellion. The method of drinking alcohol to rebel against the government thought out a period of time has become into a enormous problem for the government. It is said that “There are as many as 200,000 alcoholics in Iran” (Hafezi 2) . The fact that there is not only a few hundreds but “200,000” alcoholics is significant because the usage of drinking has become a serious issue the government has to face. When the people of Iran were trying to silently rebel it turned into a serious problem, where it is more noticeable to see the effects of drinking in large
Things that brings happiness and satisfaction may cause people to actions that may not be the most appropriate to do. In countries such as ,Iran, drinking alcohol is something illegal to do even worse if someone makes it to sell or even give away for free. To go against the government the people have to take actions that are usually not the most appropriate but the way they execute their plan determines how it would go. In many instances the people will overreact with their ideas to rebel.In Iran,“ They party every weekend ...Shahriyar has one rule: bring your booze! We drink until morning .“ (Hafezi 1) The fact that the drinking happens ”every weekend” demonstrates that the drinking is seen as a ritual. Ritual meaning that it is correct of them to drink …show more content…
Drinking in Iran is widespread especially among the wealthy. (Hafezi 2) This demonstrates that the people don't hear or take into consideration what is obligated of them to do which is a form of silent rebellion because they didn't go out and violently protest, they took the alcohol usage as a form of rebellion. The method of drinking alcohol to rebel against the government thought out a period of time has become into a enormous problem for the government. It is said that “There are as many as 200,000 alcoholics in Iran” (Hafezi 2) . The fact that there is not only a few hundreds but “200,000” alcoholics is significant because the usage of drinking has become a serious issue the government has to face. When the people of Iran were trying to silently rebel it turned into a serious problem, where it is more noticeable to see the effects of drinking in large