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    This document provides prompts and questions for discussing patterns of rebellion found in the graphic novel Persepolis. It directs the reader to specific pages in the book that depict different types of rebellion, such as against religious control and social classes. Students are asked to debate whether rebellion is necessary to create change by taking opposing stances on this claim and relating it to the examples of rebellion shown in Persepolis.

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    This document provides prompts and questions for discussing patterns of rebellion found in the graphic novel Persepolis. It directs the reader to specific pages in the book that depict different types of rebellion, such as against religious control and social classes. Students are asked to debate whether rebellion is necessary to create change by taking opposing stances on this claim and relating it to the examples of rebellion shown in Persepolis.

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    This document provides prompts and questions for discussing patterns of rebellion found in the graphic novel Persepolis. It directs the reader to specific pages in the book that depict different types of rebellion, such as against religious control and social classes. Students are asked to debate whether rebellion is necessary to create change by taking opposing stances on this claim and relating it to the examples of rebellion shown in Persepolis.

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    Persepolis: Worksheet: Page 4 - 71

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    This document provides prompts and questions for discussing patterns of rebellion found in the graphic novel Persepolis. It directs the reader to specific pages in the book that depict different types of rebellion, such as against religious control and social classes. Students are asked to debate whether rebellion is necessary to create change by taking opposing stances on this claim and relating it to the examples of rebellion shown in Persepolis.

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    PERSEPOLIS

    Worksheet: Page 4 - 71
    Discuss this pattern in the book
    Use the page numbers to take you to those places and read them.
    Have some sort of a debate within your group in which you take opposing
    stances about a certain claim. For example:
    Rebellion seems to be the only in which one can incur change
    PROMPT 1:
    Rebellion is a pattern - from various kinds (parents, mobs, Marji and friends -
    confusion about what the rebellion is for? Majority versus individuals -
    discussions about what is a revolution (page 10)
    Your response: Construct your answer to the prompt
    The question here could be used to think of a response
    Rebellion seems to be the only way in which one can incur change.
    Comment.
    Look at common elements of rebellion and formulate a response to it.

    Type of Rebellion Incident & Chapter Title Your Response


    & Feature of Graphic
    Novel that helps build
    meaning
    Influence of the process The water cell pg18, the Marjane’s early life was
    of the coup on Marjane chapter opens with filled with constant war
    protesters chanting and dangerous
    “down with the king”. situations. The process
    of the coup taught her
    to be fearless when it
    comes to speaking her
    mind but still to always
    be careful.
    Rebellion against The Veil Rebellion is suitable
    religious control The schoolchildren here since a large
    throw the veil and don’t number of
    understand its fundamentalists were
    significance, Marjanne’s trying to put in place a
    mother protests against policy that wasn’t in
    the veil. line with the ideology of
    many people.
    Rebellion against Social Page 37 Onwards Marjanne has a pure
    Classes Chapter “The Letter heart and she thus
    Onwards” wants social classes to
    be abolished. Seeing her
    maid unable to be loved
    by her neighbour purely
    due their social classes
    greatly strengthened
    her belief in
    Communism.
    Rebellious type of Pg 64, “ After my Marjane saw her friends
    tendency by escaping friend's departure, a and family leaving while
    the situation in Iran good part of my family she had to stay back and
    also left the country.” wait till her parents
    could change their
    mind. Marjane’s parents
    were first against
    moving away because
    they would lose their
    jobs. They also had the
    fear that they would
    end up coming back
    anyway, which was
    surprisingly true for
    Marjane. As after her
    time in Paris, she
    decided to return to
    Iran but with a different
    mindset.

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