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Davis and Aniket
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- Two families casually discussing the war.
- They are all relaxed
- They are talking about Iraq's possible use of ballistic missiles
- Contrasts other page, with a much darker tone
- Upright posture shows that they are no longer at ease.
- They jump at the sound of an explosion
- Marjane is hunched over and appears to be apprehensive.
- Her posture suggests that she is struggling to walk forward towards the impact site.
- While Marjane goes shopping, she hears a loud explosion.
- They tune into a radio and learn that Marjane's neighbourhood was hit.
- The moment to moment transitions show that the events happened in quick succession
- These panels show Marjane rushing home after hearing about the missiles.
- The scene to scene transitions goes through the events quickly, but still lead the reader in a logical order.
- Realistic shading is used, as opposed to high contrast used in the rest of the book
- Only time this shading is used is to depict scenes of violence and trauma
- On the first page, where the two families are joking around, the background is mostly white. This lightness contrasts the heaviness seen on the second page.
- On the second page, the entire background is black. The heaviness helps with the idea that the family is hiding in the dark, waiting for death.
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