FSCC 4:00 classMain MenuPersepolisPedro and MeCreditsMary Assadf231428d3fe6a0e63c975240f1a85fa95933a663
Graphic weight
12020-02-27T21:38:05+00:00Xinyue Lia2913a138d2da353e4dd0331d4b3cfe04b18e7be225graphic weight for first six panelsplain2020-03-29T13:41:06+00:00Xinyue Lia2913a138d2da353e4dd0331d4b3cfe04b18e7beThe author draws the first three panels on this page with the light graphic weight, the background of the page is white. However, she uses the heavy graphic in the following three panels. In the first three panels, the author is talking with her parents about the freedom of the country and the final consequence of Shah and her family. However, the panels on the middle page, turn to talk about the betray of the president of Egypt and Shah. Her father says "As long as there is oil in the Middle East we will never have peace" shows that her father feel pessimistic about Iran's future, which sets the scene for the rest of the book- Iran suffers an endless war for oil resources. The change in graphic weight makes readers aware the reason for the war in Iran. And the dark background on middle page magnify her father's pessimitic attitude.
