Lolita

Lolita The Death of One, Two… How can someone create a world inside of a world' People of this generation and of generations past have possessed imagination in one form, perhaps two… Words are sometimes hidden by the people who use their imagination. Some (if not most) people are in touch with their imagination. Only but a few people are more in touch with their imagination than reality. Those people usually have a deep and dark hatred for reality. In Reading Lolita in Tehran, Azar Nafisi describes and reflects upon the creation of the other world outside of her room. Nafisi writes: How can I create this other world outside the room' I have no choice but to appeal once again to your imagination. Let’s imagine one of the girls, say Sanaz, leaving my house and let us follow her from there to her final destination. She says her good-byes and puts on her black scarf over her orange shirt and jeans, coiling her scarf around her neck to cover her huge gold earrings. She directs wayward strands of hair under the scarf, puts her notes into her large bag, straps it on over her shoulder and walks out into the nafisi, government, sanaz, people, iranian, scarf, world, one, sanaz’s, imagination, black, represents, life, gloves, death, after, power, place, passage, out, nafisi’s, heaven, earrings, been, way, soul, shirt, rope, represent, pure, part, orange, oppression, notes, neck