The comic strip is based entirely off of the narrator's memory.
This means that the information could be incorrect as we can alter memories, and how we remember events may not be how they have actually happened. However, Knisley presents an honest opinion about Paris, as she describes both positive and negative attributes.
Knisley is the protagonist of the piece, as everything is told entirely from her own views and opinions. This makes the piece very subjective.
Knisley's mother has a secondary role as she provides her own opinion through the dialogue.
John's role in the comic strip is also very important, despite the fact that he does not appear in it. This is because Knisley sees him as important.
The crowds in Paris are also used to provide an explanation to why Knisley feels the way she does, as they are used to illustrate her emotions.

	Created by Summer Pearce over 8 years ago

Text from the 2015 specification AQA AS and A-level Paris Anthology