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Hazara is a minoirity group in Afghanistan

They are often lower in status and face struggle in society due to the hatred from the people.

They are usually servants, they are considered as a disgrace to afghanistan

and that Afghanistan is th land for Pashtuns not Hazaras

Later in the book,

They are massacred.

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The mood of one flying a kite i would say is optimistic. Flying a kite doesn't always go as planned.

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Rahim Khan is Baba's business partner and best friend.

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Parkinson's.

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She died while giving birth to Amir. :(

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He gave Hassan a plastic surgery to fix his harelip.

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Amir put his watch and some money in Hassan's mattress. Hassan found these items and told Ali about how he got raped while Amir hid and watched, so they left Kabul.

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they are both afghani, pashtuns, are intelligent. Amir's Mother, Sofia Akrami, was a professor at a university, and Soraya wants to be a teacher. Both of their fathers are traditional Afghans with traditional views of 'naang and namoos' (honour and pride). Both have wronged in the past, and have distant relationship with their parent/s.

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Redemption. or social political elements.

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Like he has to take a dump

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antagonist

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He has a cleft palate: a split lip. He's a Hazara so he has an Asian look to him.

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== == 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....

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Rahim's dying wish is for Amir to get Hassan's son Sohrab and bring back from the orphanage.

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at such a young age hassan believes 'all fathers in their secret hearts harbor a desire to kill their sons' why dose he feel this way?"

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If they could get new maids. To make Hassan and Ali leave so he wouldn't have to deal with the guilt.

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babalu

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Amir is the protogonist in the kite runner.

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he was a servant and so he was educated because his life is to serve

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The Stories Antagonist, a sociopath and the boy who raped Hassan and later on comes in conflict with Amir.

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No, it's not a true story. It may reflect on a few things about the author, but it's still fiction.

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After running away after bearing Hassan, she turns up at his (Amir's) doorstep many years later, during the taliban's rule of the country. She appears to have been beaten or attacked most probably by the taliban, due to their complete disregard and respect for women and human life. hassan recognises her, and takes her in, and he and his wife look after her, until one day she peacefully passes away. She is buried in their garden, near the wall of Ailing Corn, I think, or underneath the pomegranate tree.

Hope I've answered your question :)

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There is the possibility of getting it trapped in power lines, which depending on the cord used in the kite string can make it dangerous.

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Ali had polio when he was younger, so his leg got messed up as a result of that.

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How does Djeow Seow save her father the emperor