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    Kite Runner Adversity

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    The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini, is a story about two boys who grow up together and the life-altering challenges they face. While many believe this is a heartbreaking story about facing adversity, there are underlying parallels betwixt characters and scenes displayed in the novel and current events happening in Afghanistan. The scene in chapter 16 when Sanabaur comes back to Hassan, beaten and scarred deliniates what the Taliban took away from the women of Afghanistan during that time…

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    Forgiveness is defined as a conscious, deliberate decision to release feelings of resentment or vengeance toward a person or group who has harmed you, regardless of whether they actually deserve your forgiveness. In The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini the author tells the past story of two young boys, a Hazara and a Pashtun, and their lives and hardships in Afghanistan. Forgiveness is a common theme within the novel and is most apparent through the character of Hassan towards Amir. Forgiveness…

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    The dictionary defines betrayal as the act of betraying one’s country, a group, or a person, otherwise known as treachery. In Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner, the character of Baba betrays certain characters in the book by having an affair with Sanaubar, the servant’s wife, and fathering a child with her. In the novel, Baba seems to be a stellar example of good will and purity; however, by fathering Hassan, Baba betrays Hassan, Ali, and Amir. It is Baba’s initial act of betrayal that leads…

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    and allowed the ways of Russia to take over the religious traditions held within Afghanistan. A taliban was then created to fight against the new traditions and terms brought from the communist only resulting in a worst state of manner. In The Kite Runner, the protagonist Amir revisited his childhood in his point of view and the previous years in which he was able to reanalyze the moments…

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    Fear In The Kite Runner

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    Fear can cause people to make very drastic choices. Being scared can often make someone do things without thinking about the outcome. The novel The novel The Kite Runner By Khaled Hosseini is about betrayal of a young boy towards his friend and it reveals that even the people someone thinks they know can hurt and betray them in the worst way. In Khaled Hosseini’s book betrayal is the result of fear out of a difficult situation. The first way that Hosseini's book shows betrayal is when a young…

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    Betrayal, the breaking or violation of someone's trust that can cause a rift between someone's relationship. Almost every main character in the book has shown some type of betrayal in their lifetime. The character who has shown the most sense of betrayal was Amir. Amir had no sense of loyalty in his earlier years and only started showing his loyalty when he met his wife Soraya. Someone who came as a total shock showing any type of unfaithfulness was Amir’s father “Baba”. The way he was portrayed…

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    Kite Runner Lessons

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    Between rape, murder, the Taliban, and a strained father-son relationship, The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini is an emotional rollercoaster with many lessons to discover. The lessons I have gained from this novel is that politics and society should not affect our relationships, rape needs to be more of an open topic, and there is always redemption for those who search for it. Politics and society can affect how we interact with each other. In Afghanistan there are two major ethnic groups: the…

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    flashing signs that something needs to change” (brainyquote.com). In Hosseini’s novel, The Kite Runner, he talks about true redemption being achieved through guilt leading to good. Ultimately, One can achieve redemption from the guilt they struggle with only by acts of extreme selflessness and by putting your life at risk. There are multiple ways Hosseini demonstrates selflessness in his novel, The Kite Runner, whether it’s Amir risking his life to rescue Sohrab or going into the heart of the…

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    Kite Runner Redemption

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    The Kite Runner is an extraordinary novel where the author, Khaled Hosseini emphasizes that the most dominant theme throughout the story is betrayal and redemption. This book focuses on the childhood of an Afghani-American named Amir and the issues he undergoes that soon become the main plot of the story. Amir struggles to seek redemption after his betrayal of his childhood best friend, Hassan. Amir had huge cowardness after Hassan's rape, betrayed Hassan soon after the rape, and created one of…

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    Baba In The Kite Runner

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    The Kite Runner is a book that gets more complex the more in depth you get into it. The Character development is fascinating, especially with a main character, Baba. Reading you see different sides of him and what he holds to the most, but is he a good man or a bad man? I believe Baba is a bad man for some of his actions that changed his relationship with Ali a childhood friend and servant, made his son wonder if his life was a lie, and a young boy who may never known who his brother was or his…

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