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Lolita In Tehran, Persepolis 2 And Cairo: My Revolution

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Rebellion
In many countries, it is tough and hard for many to live due to the country having many problems and giving hardships and unfairness to the people. This tends to make the people of the country very angry at what they go through and then this starts to causes a rebellion because the people of the country try to make changes and make it easier for them. But in some countries, the idea of a rebellion wasn’t taken so lightly. Some rebellions were treated with gun fire and others were treated by being put in jail. In the text Lolita in Tehran, Persepolis 2 and Cairo: my city, my revolution it helps us to get more information on how the author felt the idea of a rebellion was treated. In the text of Cairo: my city, our revolution

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...The idea of a rebellion was treated by the authors by explaining how Muslim women were treated, how they felt and what action they took. A rebellion is the action or process in resisting authority, control, or convention. The authors of “Cairo: my city, my revolution”, “Reading Lolita in Tehran”, and “Persepolis 2” they create tension in each story because they talk about how the women must follow the rules and if they don’t then they get punished for not following the rules. They showed how they rebelled in their own way and what happened to them. Also, it told them of the consequences and showed where they were after the rebellion. Most importantly, in the story “from Reading Lolita in Tehran” it talks about the idea of a rebellion when...

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