What is Marjane’s father intent in revealing the true identity of Mehri to Hossein?
What is the significance of Mehri’s character and why?
Marjane’s father, a strong supporter of the revolution, seemed to contradict his own ideologies. Why did he do this, and what does it show about him?
What do you think Marjane’s mother’s intentions are when she slapped Mehri and Marjane when returning from demonstrating?
What is the significance of relating Marjane’s mother slapping Merhi and Marjane to “Black Friday”?
Why does Marjane’s father feel inclined to inform Hassan about Mehri’s true social status?
Why is Marjane’s mother so shocked with the divide in social classes even though it has been going on for years?
What are Marjane’s father’s motivations behind telling their neighbor about Mehri’s social class and in what way might Marjane interpret these motivations differently?
How do you think Mehri felt when Marjane’s father told their neighbor, Mehri’s lover, that her cannot write to her?
How does Marjane’s newfound awareness of her naiveté affect her life at home?
Why does Marjane choose to mention the dead protesters and her mother’s slap in the same page?
Marjane and Mehri are like sisters, but what social structure keeps the from ever really being family?
What is the significance of Mehri playing the role of Marji’s older sister?
How does Marjane's views on social class (Cadillac and maid) show the kind of woman she may grow up to be?
What is Marjane’s father intent in revealing the true identity of Mehri to Hossein?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the significance of Mehri’s character and why?
ReplyDeleteMarjane’s father, a strong supporter of the revolution, seemed to contradict his own ideologies. Why did he do this, and what does it show about him?
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think Marjane’s mother’s intentions are when she slapped Mehri and Marjane when returning from demonstrating?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the significance of relating Marjane’s mother slapping Merhi and Marjane to “Black Friday”?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Marjane’s father feel inclined to inform Hassan about Mehri’s true social status?
ReplyDeleteWhy is Marjane’s mother so shocked with the divide in social classes even though it has been going on for years?
ReplyDeleteWhat are Marjane’s father’s motivations behind telling their neighbor about Mehri’s social class and in what way might Marjane interpret these motivations differently?
ReplyDeleteHow do you think Mehri felt when Marjane’s father told their neighbor, Mehri’s lover, that her cannot write to her?
ReplyDeleteHow does Marjane’s newfound awareness of her naiveté affect her life at home?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Marjane choose to mention the dead protesters and her mother’s slap in the same page?
ReplyDeleteMarjane and Mehri are like sisters, but what social structure keeps the from ever really being family?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the significance of Mehri playing the role of Marji’s older sister?
ReplyDeleteHow does Marjane's views on social class (Cadillac and maid) show the kind of woman she may grow up to be?
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