The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini shows the ideas of how classism and truth or morality affects the life of Amir, a young Afghan boy and main character through his travels in Afghanistan and America. These are major roles in how Amir's journey is changed and how the truth can unfold on top of him, but he's too scared to let it and take the guilt of blame.These themes are shown over and over throughout Amir's story and this affects everyone in the novel. In the begging of the book it shows how Amir and Hassan were best friends but things turn when he learns about the racism of the Pashtuns to the Hazaras and this later affects them. Amir shows a glimpse of how it used to be when he says, “We took turns with the mirror as we ate mulberries,
