The story is about a girl who stopped being a prophet in the year of the revolution, she describes to her friends that “the revolution is like a bicycle, when the wheels don’t turn, it falls.” She suggests that often in the history of Iran the wheels haven’t been turning.
She goes back to the history of Iran as her father explained. His father describes the history of Iran as "2500 years of tyranny and submission." Abuse of power, he explains, has often been from inside and outside. Foreign invasions include the "Arab invasion of the West, the Mongol invasion from the East and finally modern imperialism," when European powers sought to control Iran.
She's parents, buy books to "enlighten" her, read about Palestine, Fidel Castro, Vietnam, Karl Marx and the many revolutionaries in Iran who died young dead.
He listened to talk about the fire at El Cine Rex, where there were 400 victims, the Shah said that it was the fault of religious groups, but people knew that he was to blame, after all that happened the girl decides to talk to her parents who thought That it was dangerous to go out into the streets and convert them to go against these unjust regimes, God who had previously been with her, disappeared when she wanted to show him how she looked. The disappearance of God, however, indicates its continuous evolution away from religious sentiment and perhaps its slow maturing process, which is full of pain and uncertainty.
