Persepolis narrative
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- Yes, Taji and I are going to the protests today. To fight against this regime, it's not what we stand for. I don’t just want to sit there like a statue.
- Hey Ebi, are you going to the protest, to fight against these new regime's strict rules.
- The neighbors are starting to cover up and I they said they were done drinking alcohol.
- We are going to have to tell Marj to lie. It seems to be becoming too dangerous.
- Really they used to be very against the regime, I wonder what happened?
- Marji hit her principal today, this requires an explusion from school
- We have to have a talk with Marji I'm worried about her. She is brave as a lion but that’s not a good thing.
- Marji's rebellious actions are getting out of hand. She is going to get killed if she keeps doing things like these.
- Marji we are kinda worried about you. We understand you want to make a difference but it is dangerous.
- Marji we believe that you should go to Vienna because the war is getting bad. We will be happy as a clam here.
- On the way home from work, I saw that the war was really escalating with missiles being sent. Marji was definitely not staying here anymore. I saw that missiles had hit close to the house. The missiles looked like jets scraping the sky. Little did I know it hit our neighbors’ house. This was a very scary thing, when I was growing up none of this stuff had happened.
- Seeing Marji leave was like seeing a bird leave the nest. But I knew I was doing the right thing. Marji has matured so much through her coming of age journey that she is ready. However Marji has helped me learn very valuable lessons. She taught me how to use my voice to stand up for my beliefs and
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