Az Shayṭān āmūkht va suzānd: Persian 1398

Rebellion has different forms and qualities. Sometimes it is so strong and public that like a cry in the silence, it makes everyone notice instantly, and sometimes it is not so strong and strong, but it is there, it exists, it is seen, even though it is slow and gentle. Each rebel has his capacities and according to that capacity, his rebellion manifests itself. Volga, the central character of the novel, is a rebel. Rebellion in its way. He goes according to his upbringing and desire. He does not give in to arbitrary order. It falls many times, it falls, but it does not break, it gets up, maybe the softness and flexibility of femininity are not unaffected by not breaking, bending but standing up again. The author tries to leave the reader's possible bias towards Volga on the responsibility of this character and has no interest in stimulating and signaling the reader. "He learned from the devil and burned" does not need to be analyzed and explained by the theories. Because the author has made a plan that theorists of literature and sociology should refer to. Take examples from it and build new theories based on them.