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    by the presence of Tyler and Alex, the other seventh grade boys on the team. Before this, the only running I had done was for PE. Even though I should have done more, my preparation over the summer consisted of only one run. I was a relatively good runner, but I hadn’t practiced at all, and my running would reflect on that. The next week, when our practice began, I was back in her room. Sitting in the last row again, I watched as my unfamiliar teammates filed in, one after another. Within ten…

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    1.0 Introduction 1.1 Athlete’s Profile The male athlete that has been chosen is currently competing competitively in athletics and his main events are 800m, 1500m and cross-country. He is 19 years old and has been in the sport for 6 years. He has participated in many track competitions organized by Singapore Athletics Association and also by other external organization. He has also won numerous events such as the Orange Ribbon Run (5km) in his age group. 1.2 Mental Skill Questionnaire The…

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    the only runner who never missed a practice my junior year. I saved up seventy dollars for a pair of Saucony track and field shoes, despite the fact that I grew up poor. After a few races, I became the ninth fastest runner, finally beating George, the runner that was faster than me in Physical Education. The full track and field team would practice five days a week, but I felt that was not enough for me to improve. I wanted to have an advantage over others, so I could be the fastest runner…

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    The Fault In Their Friendship “For you a thousand times over!” (Ch. 7). Khaled Hosseini uses literary elements to illustrate a number of themes. In the novel The Kite Runner, setting illustrates the theme friendship means being loyal, character illustrates the way people treat their friends shows if they are good people, and mood illustrates the way people treat the their friends shows if they are good people. Hosseini uses setting to compare Afghanistan and the United States while developing…

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    Khaled Hosseini 's The Kite Runner is an astounding novel depicting and uncovering the thoughts and actions of Amir, an Afghan adult living in the United States and his recollections of his remarkable youth in the shaky political environment of Afghanistan. The novel showcases how capable blame can impact choices and cause problems which emerges between Amir 's half-brother, Hassan; Amir 's dad, Baba; and essentially, himself. As Amir got offered the opportunity to "be good again", he begins to…

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    life learning morality from his/her family, friends and his/her own personal mistakes. However, in some cases morality is never taken into consideration when faced with decisions that may lead to life changing consequences. In the novel, The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini argues that one’s social status affects his/her sense of right and wrong. He introduces three characters Amir, Baba, and Assef who are being challenged with the choice of social status/validation over morality. Hosseini argues…

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    twisted together in an ugly truth. A rich merchant boy and his servant grow up to become great friends. But time passes for these boys much too quickly, leaving one to witness a horrible deed that can never be undone. Khaled Hosseini’s novel, The Kite Runner, demonstrates how one terrible ordeal can intertwine two lives indefinitely through a story of guilt, betrayal, and forgiveness. Amir, the son of a wealthy merchant, Baba, lives in a lavish house with Hassan, and his father, Ali the…

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    By the end of the novel, all the characters have redeemed themselves. Discuss. Whilst redemption is a paramount theme in Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner, it is not exemplified in all of the primary characters of the text. The Kite Runner is told through the retrospective view of Amir, a well-to-do Afghani who immigrates to America due to the Russian invasion of Afghanistan. Throughout the novel, Amir seeks to escape, and then later, to atone for his sins committed in Afghanistan as child,…

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    The Secret Runner The story The Kite Runner shows how secrets can also lead into guilt and other problems. Guilt can alway be redeemed by doing something good. In the story both Baba and Amir do bad things and they try to redeem them when they get older. Secrets aren’t always the way out of a problem, in the story baba hid a very big secret from Amir but in the end he find out about the secret. In the story Amir had many secrets that were kept away from him. The biggest one was by Baba and it…

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    The Kite Runner In the historical fiction book The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini the author illustrates the story about an Afghan boy, Amir, growing up just before the Taliban conquers. This young boy lives with his dad, Baba, his father’s servant, Ali, and the servant’s son, Hassan. The two young boys, Hassan and Amir, are best friends, and share many of their important life experiences together. One day, Hassan is beaten up by a gang of bullies, and Amir does nothing out of fear. Eventually…

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