He thought Hassan was below him. "But he 's not my friend!... He is my servant!"(41). Amir would not have framed him for stealing to get his father to fire Hassan and Ali. Baba first asked Hassan if he stole it, “Did you steal Amir’s watch, Hassan? “(105). Hassan realized what Amir was trying to do, so he took the blame, “Hassan’s reply was a single word, delivered in a thin, raspy voice “Yes.””(105). Hassan told his father what happened and they decided that they couldn’t stay there anymore, “We are leaving, Agha Sahib,”(106). “We can’t live here anymore,”(106). If he did not leave, they would have gone to America with Baba and Amir. Because they would be in America, Amir would not need to get Sorab from Afghanistan. Also because Hassan was not raped, Amir would not need to be good …show more content…
If Hassan was a higher class, he would not have been attacked. He also would have gone to America with Amir and Baba. If Hassan was in America, Amir would not have needed to save Sorab. Lastly, Hassan’s life would have been better if he was considered equal to Amir.Class difference is one thing that separates people everywhere. The plot of the Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini would not be the same without the class difference between Amir and Hassan. The story starts with Amir, living in America and getting a call from Rahim Khan. Rahim calls to tell him there is a way to be good again. Then a flashback begins exploring how he got to the present time. Then Hassan is introduced, later they talk about how Hassan is a Hazara. The Pashtun people (Amir 's people) consider Hazaras lesser people. A butterfly effect would have taken effect. Assef would have never attacked Hassan if there were no class difference between them. If Hassan was never attacked, Hassan and Ali would not have left. If they did not leave, they probably would have gone to America with Amir and Baba (Amir 's father). Because Hassan would be in America, Sorab (Hassan 's son) would not have been born or would have been born in