FSCC 2:30 classMain MenuPersepolisPedro and MeCreditsMary Assadf231428d3fe6a0e63c975240f1a85fa95933a663
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12020-02-27T20:30:05+00:00Yu Xia9d205cb0549a11f5f4dabad5088e42f639b94d79217plain2020-03-27T20:47:35+00:00banzhongxuand7c9a9145e0d66d344179188f447d4f5f7f0f2bcAt the bottom of page 10, after Maji has proposed her idea of the revolution: “revolution is like the bicycle, if the wheels don't turn, it falls” she has drawn the picture of literally the bicycle with martyrs on them. The people on the bicycle have provided the illusions of the martyrs, if their actions do not affect the wheel (the bases), the revolution would fail. No matter how much people were involved, if their protests didn't affect the public (which is the bases of countries) or the system of the country, their protests are still failures. This picture has visually described the metaphor, and has made the author's ideas easier to understand.
