The Ending Of The Kite Runner

Novels are just an escape from reality. These works of literature transport their readers into perfect worlds for a short period of time before they must come back into the real world. Sadly, a great realization is that the world in these different works of literary merit do not have a perfect world, especially perfect endings. In Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner, the world is shattered, including the ending. An ending of a novel will never be perfect because it is merely a reflection of real-life; learning to live with uncertainty. The ending to The Kite Runner, is a great example of why a Novel’s ending cannot tie everything completely together and still be as impactful. In the world of Amir, there is no perfect solution. He lives a life where destruction and hatred destroy his homeland. The harshness of reality and his actions took his best friend away from him. But, Amir cannot help but …show more content…
That is why the ending perfectly fits the novel. The entire plot is based on the fact that life is uncertain and the answers one wants are never to be found. Leaving the ending will a few loose strands if just how life is for all the people on Earth. If all endings were perfect then many events in the lives of everyone would not make them who they are today. Having a novel’s ending as a reflection of the harshness of reality is what makes an ending significance. Ultimately, the princess might not get the prince, a teenager’s life may be ended in a car crash, and the healing Sohrab must undertake will always be there. Just as the cliche saying goes, some stories do not have clear beginning, middle, and ends. They still go on, even when everyone believes they are over. The loose ends will wrap their way into another story, and help the ending of that story be incomplete but so important. The uncertainty of life is what makes each ending beautifully