How does Satrapi portray the concept of 'public' vs 'private' life, particularly for women, in Persepolis?

How does Satrapi portray the concept of 'public' vs 'private' life, particularly for women, in Persepolis?

• A. Public life remains free from regulation; private life is heavily controlled.
• B. Public life is accessed as normal; private life is restricted.
• C. Public life becomes subject to regime rules and gender restrictions, while private life—family, friendships—offers moments of rebellion and personal expression.
• D. There is no distinction between public and private life.

Answer: (C)