External conflict of kite runner

Answer 1

the external conflict in the kite runner is the betrayal, sacrifice and atonement each character has to face mentally, physically and emotionally.

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Answer 2

One major external conflict in "The Kite Runner" is between Amir and Assef, as they have a longstanding rivalry that culminates in a violent confrontation. Additionally, the conflict between the Hazara minority and Pashtun majority in Afghanistan serves as a backdrop for many of the characters' struggles. Finally, the conflict between the Soviet forces and Afghan freedom fighters during the invasion of Afghanistan also impacts the characters' lives and choices.

Answer 3

People fly kites with shards of glass on the string and try to cut the other one.