Children living at the time of the Islamic revolution, commonly follow religion reigns based on their family’s propositions. Specifically, from section 6 “The Party” in Persepolis, written by Marjane Satrapi demonstrates the society’s momentary reaction of the Shah’s departure. At first, Shah’s reign is near the end as he tries to force democracy onto the public. As soon as the king is removed, the people of Iran celebrate their freedom however, Marji’s dad’s external dialogue suggests, “As long as there's oil in the Middle East, there will never be peace”(Satrapi 43). Subsequently, all school beliefs are altered after being closed and reopened in regards to the change in regime. Those who listened to the religious beliefs told in school
