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    The sun was fading west as he headed home. Oliver’s breathing remained steady as he broke into a sprint. As he finished the final kilometre of his run, he felt the wind rushing against him, as if challenging him to go faster. His body became a machine, with each step deliberately calibrated to maximize his velocity. Reaching his destination, a new song began playing on his phone: “Ride” by Twenty One Pilots. The words resounded in his mind: “We have a list of people that we would take, a bullet…

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    The Kite Runner Children always observe and learn from those around them. As we grow we are constantly shaped by experiences that we have. We learn to read people, how to react to situations, and most importantly, how to treat other people and learn the difference between right and wrong. In The Kite Runner , by Khaled Hosseini, we see many instances where the events in Amir’s, Hassan's and Assef's childhood impact them and their lives in the future. People are shaped mentally and morally…

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    The Kite Symbolism

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    Many characters in literature often must contend with their past. In The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini the protagonist, Amir, must do just this. When Amir does not prevent his friend’s rape, this element of his past drives his actions. Hosseini uses Amir’s efforts to forget, his reoccurring guilt, and the symbolism of kites throughout the novel to illustrates that guilt from the past can torment an individual until they find a way to right their past wrongs. After allowing Hassan’s rape, Amir…

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    As said by Bertrand Russell, “War does not determine who is right - only who is left.” It took me by surprise when I was walking by a store there happened to be a young man in a ragged united states military uniform sitting on the ground with a coffee can in between his boots. “Spare change for a soldier?”, Asked the young man. He looked up and asked a woman walking by. “Oh, you poor dear, All I have is 5 dollars on me”, said the woman with a doleful look on her face. I happened to be…

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    The Kite Runner In the Khalid Hosseini novel, The Kite Runner, the loyalty Hassan, a youth who lives in poverty with his servant father, had towards Amir, a privileged boy that craves his father’s attention, led him to him to his ultimate demise, and resulted in affects negatively impacting his life. If Hassan had not protected Amir from Assef while Assef comforted them, he would not have been abused and felt isolated himself from Amir due to his self-shame. But he never stopped being loyal,…

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    "Wait for me?" "No." "Come on give me like 2 more minutes," I pleaded, running around my house like a crazy woman. "Fine," Regina said, rolling her eyes and plopping down on my couch. Ok I just needed to find the perfect shoes to go with my dress... I went to my room and looked under my bed for my plain black flats. Since I was going to a party, I was trying to avoid my feet hurting from heels. "Got it!" I yelled from my room and walked to the living room where Regina was now standing.…

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    Khaled Hosseini’s novel “The Kite Runner” tells the story of a man with a rough past and the events that occurred throughout his life that have made an impact on who he has become. The main character, Amir, reflects upon his past and the people he has been involved with and readers are given insight into his life. Amir grew up in a luxurious home with his well-respected father, Baba. In their yard live a father and son, Ali and Hassan, who work for Amir and Baba. Hassan, who was born with a…

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    Modern day Afghanistan is a difficult subject to discuss, and most people know very little about it. The once noble country has fallen into disarray after the infamous rise of the Taliban in the late 20th century. The extreme islamic fundamentalists have turned entire soccer stadiums into execution centers, and struck terror into the hearts of all Afghans. They also have forbidden women to work, and since most of their husbands were murdered by the Taliban the women and their children starve.The…

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    The Kite Runner Comparison

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    The common consensus is if a book is converted into a movie, then the movie will be essentially a disappointment. In The Kite Runner, director Marc Forster’s version falls just short of the original novel by Khaled Hosseini. With removed scenes, themes and emotional ties to characters, the differences between the book and the movie are too great to claim Forster a succes. In the movie, The Kite Runner, significant scenes such as Sohrab’s suicide attempt, Amir’s relationship with Soraya and the…

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    Kite Runner Symbolism

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    For centuries, stories have been passed down from generation to generation to be shared around the world. The novel The Kite Runner shows a story of a character, Amir, that through his guilt decides to change his lifestyle so that he can compromise for his mistakes. Khaled Hosseini uses character analysis, symbolism, and theme to create a powerful novel with a strong message, The Kite Runner. In the novel, Hosseini’s main character, Amir, starts off with a distant relationship with his father,…

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