Devastating, heartbreaking, unforgettable and deeply moving as described by various paper companies but inspiring, masterpiece and painful would be my discrimination for an enthralling biography like The Kite Runner. Presented to the readers where the feelings, experiences and actions are flowing and connecting to the readers in a way, engaging them to read every single word of the biography of Khaled Hosseini as they are experiencing it themselves. Set in three (3) countries Afghanistan, Pakistan and America as the character name Amir and his father flee to Pakistan and then to America due to the Russian invasion, but fate brings him back to his home country in search of a brother he never knew he had, named Hassan. Hassan was an extraordinary person and so much loyal to Amir as he was described by the writer as “Hassan’s first spoken word was Amir’s name” to show the level of loyalty Hassan had for Amir, but what he finds in his home country changes his whole life.
The central character of the biography named Amir who has deep emotional connection with baba (his father). Amir has different kind of thoughts and blames himself for the death of his mother due to the harsh behaviour that his father shows towards him. Jealousy and selfishness is one of his characteristics shown towards the people who receive baba’s affection. …show more content…
Sohrab, who acts as substitution for Hassan to Amir. Sohrab actually solves both of Amir’s problems: his guilt and his inability to have a child with Soraya. “There is a way to be good again” Rahim Khan’s words buzzes into Amir’s ears and after having lots of thoughts about it, Amir courageously sacrifices himself as Hassan once did for him by going to Kabul under the rule of Taliban and counters Assef but feels relieved when Assef beats him. After saving Sohrab and adopting him as his own son Amir assumes the roles of Baba and
The central character of the biography named Amir who has deep emotional connection with baba (his father). Amir has different kind of thoughts and blames himself for the death of his mother due to the harsh behaviour that his father shows towards him. Jealousy and selfishness is one of his characteristics shown towards the people who receive baba’s affection. …show more content…
Sohrab, who acts as substitution for Hassan to Amir. Sohrab actually solves both of Amir’s problems: his guilt and his inability to have a child with Soraya. “There is a way to be good again” Rahim Khan’s words buzzes into Amir’s ears and after having lots of thoughts about it, Amir courageously sacrifices himself as Hassan once did for him by going to Kabul under the rule of Taliban and counters Assef but feels relieved when Assef beats him. After saving Sohrab and adopting him as his own son Amir assumes the roles of Baba and