Day 12 not 11 ( LOL)

Great Question Jessica

I'm also reading Persepolis, and i like the example you used from the book. in the book marjane feels a little abandoned. in the book marjane was at the store shopping for jeans, when she heard a bomb. when she turned on the radio she discovered that the bomb had hit her neighborhood. she ran out of the store, straight home. when she arrived a crowd had gathered around her home. when she Finlay fought through the crowd she saw her home destroyed. but, she didn't see anyone from her family. so I'm sure at this point she felt all alone and abandoned. gladly to say, she found her mother.

i have felt abandoned before; but for silly reasoning. when i was younger i hated taking my shoes off at other peoples home because i was afraid that my mother would say that i was staying. but nothing more then that.

Mark:

well, marjane takes time to think by her self, most of the time that's he reflects on things when she by her self. if we reflect on the very beginning of the book, marjane we kind of the out cast so she was alone allot. now when marjane is in the confront of her own home she can be her self vs. her being out in the public eye. she has to hide her true identity. and being creative and individual is not an option. Now me, at home I'm very soft spoken, i know it hard to believe but i am. and i can let my guard down. out the the BIG BAD WORLD, I'm out spoken and very up front, i think its because of my little personal concept ( get them before they get you, its a dog eat dog world)