Persepolis
Never Let Me Go
A Doll's House
The Bloody Chamber
The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail
100

This recurring visual motif in the graphic novel represents both physical and ideological darkness during the Islamic Revolution.

What is the veil

100

Kathy's job in the novel

What is a carer?

100

The recurring motif of this Christmas decoration symbolises the artificiality of Nora's marriage

What is the Christmas tree?

100

This color appears repeatedly throughout the collection, particularly in the title story, symbolizing both passion and death

What is red?

100

Where the play opens

What is a jail cell?

200

The contrast between realistic and simplified drawing styles shows...

What shows the shift between the personal and political?

200

The student's art being collected by the gallery is a symbol of...

What is their humanity / soul

200

Nora's secret eating of these symbolises her rebellion

What are macaroons?

200

In the snow child, the count's specific wishes for the child's features mirror this fairy tale.

What is Snow White?

200

'time and space are awash here' - the importance of this quote

the significance of time and imagination - the jail cell is imaginary and cannot contain henry

300

This Western philosopher's writings become young Marji's constant companion, representing her struggle with faith and ideology.

What is Descartes?

300

The significance of the Judy Bridgewater cassette tape

The depths of human love / foreshadows the loss Kathy will later experience

300

This nickname Torvald uses for Nora reveals his infantilizing view of her.

My little skylark / squirrel
300

The countess's dropping of her items creates this symbolic pattern throughout the story.

What is the transfer of life/power from one female to another?

300

Waldo forgetting the name of his best friend signifies...

How easily he will betray Henry

400

This childhood game Marji plays with her friends mirrors the political torture happening in Iranian prisons.

What is execution?

400

The euphemistic language used throughout the novel (like "completing" instead of dying) reflects this theme

What is societal denial/willful ignorance of cruelty?

400

The final sound at the end of the play

What is the door slamming?

400

The Lady of The House of Love: The Lady's compulsive card-reading always reveals this card, foreshadowing her fate.

What is death?

400

The reason Henry is in jail

Resistance / not paying taxes

500

The recurring image of keys floating in black panels creates this visual effect.

What is the representation of mass matrydom?

500

This narrative style makes Kathy seem more like an ordinary human being so the reader can easily connect with her

Kathy's colloquial and informal style

500

Dr. Rank's inherited disease symbolizes this theme in the play.

The sins of fathers / inherited social corruption

500

The Bloody Chamber: a symbol of restraint imposed on the heroine as a result of her marriage and foreshadows her death

What is the ruby choker?

500

An example of how thought can transcend confinement

Henry can hear birdsong in jail