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Paper 2 (Writer's techniques (Narrative voice (First narrative person,…

- - - - Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature Film (2007)
    - - controversial in middle east
      - Chicago (U.S)
    - - Feminist
      - Freudian
      - Marxist
      - Reader Response
  - - - 1938 New York Drama Critic's Circle award
      - Made into film
    - - people thought it might be a form of promoting and supporting the concept of euthanasia which also made it illegal in some countries as some countries are against the idea of euthanisation.
      - first ban in 1983, second in 2008
      - in America
      - profanity, racism, violence, foul language
    - - https://www.thoughtco.com/mind-blowing-ways-to-read-of-mice-and-men-4135411
- - - - Class
        
        Of mice and Men
        
        Persepolis
        
        “The key of paradise was for the poor people. Thousands of young kids promised a better life, exploded in the minefields with their keys around their necks.”
        You must understand that their love was impossible.”
        
        'The key of paradise ... thousands ... life exploded...'
        
        Understand..their love was impossible
      - Racism
        
        Of mice and men
        
        "…You go on get outta my room. I ain’t wanted in the bunk house, and you ain’t wanted in my room."
        "Why ain’t you wanted?" Lennie asked.
        "’Cause I’m black…" (4.10-11)
        
        Persepolis
      - PERSEPOLIS
        
        Freedom
        
        "Since we weren't married, we couldn't kiss each other in public, or even give one another a friendly hug to express our extreme joy. We risked imprisonment and being whipped."
        
        Family
        
        “We found ourselves veiled and separated from our friends.”
        
        The veil was a symbol that imprisoned women’ self-expression and freedom.
        
        Girls weren’t able to attend the same school with boys.
        -Girls weren’t exposed to the same educational opportunity
        
        “I want to be an educated, liberated woman…and so another dream went up in smoke.”
        
        Women were treated like objects as when they do not obey the rules of the state, they face insults, arrests, tortures.
        
        “They said that women like me should be pushed up against a wall and fucked and then thrown in the garbage.”
        
        Social Class
        
        The higher class trick the lower class to fight the war for them, because they are put on the front line, saying that the afterlife would be better. (a plastic key painted gold guarantee him a ticket to heaven.)
        “Thousands of young kids, promised a better life, exploded on the minefields with their keys around their necks”
        
        Mehri (marji’s maid) love with a neighbor was not allowed because she is a peasant and he is wealthy. A gap in the social class. Her life has been in poverty, leave her family at 8 years old to work as a maid.
        -"Because in this country you must stay within your own social class"
        
        -Grandma and Grandpa had to live in poverty, people were suffering under the Shah. Poor people not given with equal opportunities.
        
        “It disgusts me that people are condemned to a bleak future by their social class”
      - Gender Inequality