Trivial gains and favorite lines

Leopold 2022-03-23 09:02:00

I originally wanted some movie reviews, but I felt that such a smooth article does not need to be repeated, but it is difficult to say what the main point or harvest is. After reading it, I didn’t get emotional. It’s just: Iran is like this, it’s a very intuitive understanding; well, it’s really not easy for a person to exist as a “foreigner”, but as a native of Iran, especially a native who has been to a foreign country, change It's not easy; mother's love is really great, otherwise how could my mother resolutely let me choose freedom when I'm so reluctant; love is really not very reliable, and I have to be more cautious when choosing marriage; I can buy this in the supermarket Anything, I am lucky to be able to walk hand in hand with the opposite sex in the society on the road; it is difficult to be a person who is consistent on the outside, but it will be wonderful if you do it; faith can give a person strength; there is a... Very evil: women should not be too assertive, otherwise they will live a very tiring life.

It's these trivial insights and gains.

Also, I really like the picture. Although 90% black and white, it is very expressive, although the tone is simple but very vivid. In particular, the part describing "I" from a girl to a woman should be a lovely exaggeration that will never be forgotten.

Next, my favorite lines:

1. Judgment is not what you should do, all you have to do is forgive
2. Nationalism and religious belief are the only things that can unite people
3. Going to the supermarket is my biggest
Happy , I feel free
_ When in love with someone he is perfect, after separation everything goes bad



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Persepolis quotes

  • Marjane as a teenager: Promise you won't ask me any questions.

  • Marjane's grandmother: [watering flowers] Ha. Serves them right. Why you practically snipped off their little thingies. Will you please take off that god-awful veil? It makes me claustrophobic.

    Marjane as a teenager: [takes off her veil] I'm so used to it, I forget I'm wearing it.