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Satrapi's Character Analysis: Strapi

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Just like most children, Strapi is a believer and that helped during the war. After her parents come here from protesting, she plays monopoly which is funny because her parents protested against the government 's monopoly and when she told her parents to play with her they said no and laughed and she go mad and told her parents (19 )Therefore it shows that she believes everything because her teacher in school told her that the king is chosen by god and she believes it and she was fighting with her dad because she believed what her teacher say. Satrapi is a believer she believes everything people say. One time she was talking to her dad and she was upset about the war going on in Iran. Her dad then wanted to make her feel better about herself

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