* Marjane Satrapi introduces the story of her childhood in Iran during the 1980s.
* She describes the impact of the Iranian Revolution on her family and community.
* Marjane's parents are outspoken supporters of the Revolution, and they are targeted by the government.
Chapter 2: The Letter
* Marjane's uncle is arrested and executed by the government.
* Marjane's family is forced to go into hiding.
* Marjane's father is able to escape to Europe, but her mother and grandmother remain in Iran.
Chapter 3: The Key
* Marjane's mother is arrested and imprisoned.
* Marjane is sent to live with her grandmother.
* Marjane's grandmother teaches her about the history of Iran and the importance of fighting for one's beliefs.
Chapter 4: The Bicycle
* Marjane's mother is released from prison and the family is reunited.
* Marjane's parents decide to send her to live with her father in Europe.
* Marjane is initially unhappy about leaving Iran, but she eventually adapts to her new life in Europe.
Chapter 5: The Passport
* Marjane struggles to adjust to her new life in Europe.
* She experiences culture shock and has difficulty making friends.
* Marjane eventually finds a group of friends and begins to feel more at home in Europe.
Chapter 6: The Uprising
* Marjane's family learns about the student-led protests in Iran.
* They decide to return to Iran to support the protests.
* Marjane is excited to return to her homeland, but she is also nervous about the potential dangers of living in Iran again.