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    also that his stories are in religious sacred text such as the Qur’an. .There were positives legacies such as mixing Greek and Persian culture and being an inspirational military leader and there were negatives legacies such as the destruction of Persepolis and his empire collapsing. Alexander created an hellenistic…

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    about the Islamic Revolution in this book and the events are in chronological order. But, this memoir is also appropriate for just a good read since it is written in first person and it is an interesting narrative. The element of “lostness” in Persepolis is Marjane struggling to have a normal life throughout the Islamic Revolution. Marjane didn’t have normal life, because she was living in a war zone. Her traditions altered, her friends immigrated to new countries and she had to move away from…

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