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    Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi is a graphic novel and autobiography that encompasses Marjane Satrapi’s life as a child in Iran’s Islamic Revolution. Satrapi writes a beautiful story but her use of graphic imagery really allows readers to connect and understand to her personal and mental growth. Throughout the story, Satrapi goes through a great change in personality which is fueled by her residence in revolutionary Iran. Her personality matures and is greatly affected by the repression and the…

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    from the neighboring city, they seemed friendly so Sydney asked them if they would help her rebel against the government. They thought about it for a few minutes and agreed, so Sydney gave them the information of when the rebellion was. She had it all planned out the rebellion would take action May 6th 3099, exactly 9 days away. On May 1st, as Sydney was walking to the Donut shop she ran into a kid, the kid looked like he was a baron so she leaned down to help him. When they were done…

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    1. When and where was the story written or told? What historical, social, or cultural background might be needed to understand or explain what the story is about? The story seemed to be told during a war or rebellion of some sort, in a high end barber shop, in the middle of some kind of town. To me, the town seemed smallish, not a big city with skyscrapers. However the town must be important with such an obviously important general there. It is possible that the story took place some years ago,…

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    Through the Out Door: A Rebellion Against Societal Expectations As a teenager it seems an expectation that I venture through a phase of discontent and insubordination of my way to adulthood. It is anticipated that I will become a nuisance to my parents and other authority figures, predicted that I will develop an arrogant attitude and presumed that I will focus all of my built up aggression and other hormonally imbalanced emotions on spontaneous, destructive acts of rebellion, self-proclaimed to…

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    importantly, this is the moment where Mare falls into the electric field which sustains her from dying. The electricity from the arena induces the inside of her, resulting in her precipitating her ability to control lightning in a room full of Silvers. Red in the Head, Silver in the Heart (Chapter 8): This is the moment she meets Lucas Samos, the king, Elara, and Maven, her future betrothed. The king describes her as poor, rude, immoral, unintelligent, impoverished, bitter, stubborn, and a…

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    The question of Shays rebellion being rebels or freedom fighters is a highly debated topic in US history. Although some people may think that they were reckless rebels, nevertheless they were just trying to be heard, and they were freedom fighters with a good cause trying to keep what was theirs, because the government was giving them unlawful punishment if they couldn’t pay their taxes, the government wasted their money on vanity, and lastly the farmers fought back in big ways that may have…

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    Rebellion is the action or process of resisting authority, control, or convention. In 3 different countries Women were rebellion against Men because they were getting treated poorly, they didn’t have the same freedom as Men, and they were getting killed. To Begin With, In 3 different countries Women were rebellion against Men because they didn’t have the same freedom as Men. In Persepolis 2: The story of a return the author showed a act of rebellion for wearing a pair of red sock, In panel 5 the…

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    Rebels With a Cause Living in a society where the media has a big influence, people, especially teenagers, can be persuaded to change their behavior and habits to “fit in” or even rebel. In 1955 when Rebel Without a Cause hit the box office, James Dean started a revolution and its leaders were teenagers across the country. Suddenly experimenting with drugs and skipping class was considered cool but the revolution had a different and unique effect for each teenager. Teen Rebellious films such as…

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    writer Oscar Wilde “disobedience in the eyes of anyone who has read history is man 's original virtue. It is through disobedience that progress had been made. Though disobedience and through rebellion.” Many in an effort to become independent will rebel or disobey authorities or even parents. This rebellion often begins when we are teenagers and have the mentality that we can do anything we want. That was the case for Lola as well as myself, who as teenagers rebelled and ran away from our…

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    During the war in Sierra Leone, both Ishmael Beah and Mariatu Kamara experienced the war personally, giving first-hand accounts of all the incidents, however, Beah emphasized more on how the war affected the society and the entire country, while Kamara only described how the war had an effect on her life rather than the society as a whole. In A Long Way Gone, Beah emphasizes the chaos and destruction that the war brought upon not just his village but the entire society, in people's behaviours…

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