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    The story of the kite runner starts off as the main character in America talking to a person he knew as a little kid in Afghanistan. Both the movie and the book show this, but the movie itself has this scene longer as the man is shown with a wife and a new published book then gets a call. The book just starts off as the man talking over the phone then the flash back happens to show the past and even that has events scattered (jumbled) around where the book had events a, b and c but the movie has…

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    The section begins in Amir's home country in the year 1976. Amir is engrossed by the guilt over his inaction during the rape of Hassan, and he is constantly in distress, but has nobody on his side. He tries to distance himself from Hassan, who reminds him of his egoism and lack of self-assurance. Thinking that punishment would at least be a compensation for his blameworthy behavior towards Hassan, he provokes him, but Hassan proves his permanent loyalty. Amir’s greatest fear is realized because…

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    In life, many people have a list of things they would do if they could “have their life to live over,” mostly the things they regret. In The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, a reoccurring theme is redemption and how it is achieved through honor and sacrifice. In the novel, Amir regrets his former treatment of his best friend, Hassan, yet finds redemption by sacrificing his success to restore his honor by going into dangerous Afghanistan to rescue and take care of Hassan’s son, Sohrab. Although…

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    period of time. Since it was in a foreign country in the Middle East, I wanted to know the traditions and culture of the country and what made it unique from the rest of the world. After reading the book, I got the harsh reality of the struggles the people of the country goes through, with some problems that they face there we face here as well. To begin with, the book takes place in the Middle East, specifically Afghanistan. This hits home, because I am from Pakistan, the neighboring country to…

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    faces challenges in America, Amir is excited because he can create his own future as a writer, which would have been unacceptable in his homeland. Thus, Amir’s new independence allows him to be responsible for his own actions, and being away from people that knew him allows him to be independent from his father. Amir’s moral obligations force him to face his fears and grow as a person. When Amir returns to Afghanistan to find Sohrab, he is forced to finally face his betrayal. In finding his…

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    As we delve under the surface of The Kite Runner we begin to retain a deeper understanding of what this tragically beautiful novel is really about, and the main idea that Khaled Hosseini wants the readers to discern. This novel is centered around guilt and redemption. The main character, a boy named Amir, is plagued by guilt at a young age in such an immense way that it influences his every thought and action for the next thirty years of his life. Despite leaving his past behind and moving from…

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    Amirani is a Georgian mythical hero who resembles the Greek Titan Prometheus in a multitude of ways. The folk epic of Amirani has been traced by scholars to have been created and spread around through tribes between the years 3,000 and 2,000 BC. Amirani is the son of the Georgian goddess Dali, he was conceived through a mortal hunter’s affair with Dali. Amirani came into existence by being ripped from Dali’s womb due to the Hunter’s wife Darejani’s jealousy, it is said the Darejani killed Dali…

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    Everybody has things that they are guilty of, some things bigger than others. Amir, the protagonist of The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, suffers from the guilt of all he has done too. The first argument is that Amir is a selfish person. The next argument is Amir feels he has to compete with Hassan for Baba’s love. The last argument is that Amir always wants to feel smarter than Hassan. As Amir seeks redemption for his cruelty to Hassan, saving Sohrab is not enough to atone for all his past…

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    The Path to Being a Modern Hero Redemption is of release for guilt. Someone is seeking forgiveness for a wrong that they have done. On the other hand heroism is defined as displaying or committing a courageous action. These two things are very different. In Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner a story of redemption and heroism is told through Amir’s point of view. The story follows Amir’s progression from a self-centered child to a contemporary hero through acts of selflessness. Amir demonstrates…

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    of the Iraqi population [who, is currently living on less than $2 a day] while in Yemen, that number is more than 37 percent.” (Poverty in the Middle East. Khalid, Accessed 10/29/17) “Currently living on less than $2 a day” is a problem a number of people cannot imagine. Hassan was on the other side of the spectrum, those who face it every day. This poverty problem is growing every day. In fact “between 2010 and 2012, the percentage of the population in the region making less than $1.25 a day…

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