Does A Grandmother's Words Make Her Wake Up In Persepolis By Satrapi

When Marjane grows up and back from Austria, she becomes a woman that lives through all kinds of pain and difficulties. She gradually to forget who she is in her hard life, and use cigarette to relieve the pressure. She asked the women in the mirror and the concept of the integrity was increasingly blurred. Until one day, her grandmother’s words made her wake up. The story told by Satrapi form page 131 in Persepolis II. Our heroine saves herself from the guardian’s hand by framing the innocent stranger up as a molester. After that, Reza keeps laughing at her and says: “That’s too cool! What an instinct for survival!”. (Persepolis II, 133) His words and opinion changes Marjane and makes her believe that she was right to become such a hypocritical