What exposition of The Kite Runner?

Answer 1

== == Plot Overview of 'The Kite Runner'

'The Kite Runner' is one of the best novels written by Khaled Hosseini.Amir is the main character in the novel.He witnesses the racially motivated sexual assault of his friend/servant Hassan, perpetrated by a gang of neighborhood bullies.Hassan is a Hazara, a minority ethnic group of Shi'a Muslims.He is attacked by a group of Pashtu boys, led by Assef, a young boy who heavily identifies with Hitler's doctrine.After this attack, Amir feels deep guilt and shame, which causes him to shut Hassan out of his life.His father wants him to change his ways, and likewise Amir tries to be the son of his father always wanted, but is constantly reminded of Hassan.Even after he and his father, Baba, flee Afghanistan during the Russian occupation and find a new home in America, Amir still cannot rid himself of his memories and regret....

Answer 2

"The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini follows the story of Amir, a young boy from Kabul, Afghanistan, and his complicated relationship with his friend Hassan. The novel explores themes of redemption, guilt, and the impact of personal choices on relationships and identity. Through a series of flashbacks, the reader learns about Amir's childhood and his journey to seek forgiveness and redemption for past mistakes.

Answer 3

It is impossible to answer this if you don't mention the questions. There is an infinite amount of discussion questions that can be developed throughout this book. Considering the fact that it is a memorable book, if you haven't read it, you should. So, yeah, when I read this for school, we were given multiple sheets of discussion questions. I strongly advice you read it, and if you don't understand it while reading, get help by using sparknotes on www.sparknotes.com.

Answer 4

There are quite a lot of themes in this book and most apply to all the characters. Here's a few that you might like and how they might connect to some of the characters... * Betrayal- Amir betrays Hassan by framing him for theft * Redemption- Amir tries to make it up to Hassan by adopting Sohreb, many other characters try to find redemption like Baba * Guilt- Amir feels guilt his entire life for what he did to Hassan and for not helping him when he was getting raped. * Father V. Sons- Baba's views on the perfect son and man (Hassan) and Amir's characteristics opposing his views * Lying- Baba lies to Amir by not telling him that hassan was his brother. * Honor- baba kept his secret about hassan because of what society might say.

Answer 5

The theme for The Kite Runner is "Friendship is dependent of sacrifices." Hassan sacrifices a lot for Amir, such as his pride and security. Amir also sacrificed his security for Hassan when he left his life in America and went to dangerous Kabul to get his son (Hassan's son) Sohrab. They both sacrificed for each other, Hassan especially.

Answer 6

The novel begins in the year 2001 where Amir receives a call from his friend Rahim Khan asking him to return to Afghanistan. He then begins to recount everything that happened in his childhood when he notices that there are kites in the sky outside (reminding him of kite running, Hassan and etc). He eventually stops when the plot catches up with the present.