5 Claims Revised and Developed

1) When Marji was inventing torture games, she was merely a crossing of the fight environment. Marji lived in an environment surrounded by force, provoke, and closely significantly state of war. She is a young girl and during school she invented a game where the unsuccessful person would be punished with war punishments. Some of these punishments included the mouth alter with garbage method or the twisted arm method. While most kids may hold up the difference in right and wrong, Marji grew up in an area where she had no choice but to be brainwashed by society and the war.She heard about war manoeuvre from her Uncle Anouche, she saw the violence on the streets, and she charge saw dead bodies. Most young children totally see those things on movies and video games, and even then they can be negatively affected. However, for a child to see these things daily she can wholly assume it is the norm. Marji was psychologically affected by the war and her environment, which led her to gestate the terrible things she saw were normal, and thus it resulted in her being a carrefour of her environment. 2) Marji chases and sine qua nons to try Ramine.Ramine symbolizes the war, and Marji attacking him symbolizes Marji wanting to send an end to war. To Marji, Ramine symbolized the war, the evil, and all the conflicts in her country. Marji discovered that Ramines produce killed people, which lead Marji into a rage. Marji chased later Ramine with nails between her fingers wanting to hurt him for what his father had make. She had no reason to be mad at Ramine beca wont he had not killed anyone. However, she began to realize that the war was evermore showing up in her life and affecting her life.She was filled with anger, and she longed for the war and violence to be over. When she was nerve-wracking to put an end to Ramine, symbolically she was trying to put an end to the war. 3) The torture game Marji invents shows her strong desire for power. In a country wh ere no one has any power, Marji longs to have power. She devises a game at school where the loser gets punished with torture methods bid the mouth filled with garbage method and the twisted arm method. She comes up with this idea because she sees the people in the war who have power use violence to gain that power.Although it is wrong to gain power that way, Marji has such a strong desire for power that she doesnt care what she has to do to wee-wee it. Marji ends up feeling so powerful that after school she stares at herself in the mirror and her reflection shows herself with devil horns. This demonstrates that not only does Marji want power, but she doesnt care if the power comes with being evil. 4) By attempting to attack Ramine with nails, Marji believes violence is the way to obtain justice for what Ramines father did. When Marji embed out that Ramines father killed people, she immediately treasured to obtain justice.She wanted the evil people to face the consequences and be punished. She rallied up her friends and they all put nails between their fingers and chased after Ramine. Marji could have gained justice a varied way. She could have talked to Ramines father, but instead she chose violence. Marji chose this method because throughout the war they try to gain justice through violence. She heard of war tactics like the twisted arm method, and she knew those methods caused disturb. She knew those tactics caused so much pain that they eventually caused regret in a person whose done wrong.Since Marji believed Ramine and his family had done wrong, she believed to gain justice she needed violence to do so. 5) Marji chasing after Ramine is entirely a way for Marji to distract herself from her self- irrelevant battles. Marji chases after Ramine with nails between her fingers. Although she claims she does it because Ramines father was evil, the true reason she did it is because she needed a distraction from her own conflicting battles. Marji struggles dai ly with who she is, how she identifies herself, and where she wants to be in life.Ramine, although young and highly affected by his fathers opinions, he knows who he wants to be, and he defends his father even though Marji and her friends are threatening him. Marji, on the other hand, doesnt know where she wants to be, and she doesnt know where she belongs. She fights battles with herself and that causes a lot of built up anger and frustration. Marjis only solution was to take out her frustration on someone who she unknowingly is jealous of, which happened to be Ramine because he knows exactly what he believes in.