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Kite Runner”. Amir and Hassan represent different divisions of Afghan society by both being treated differently by other people, with Hassan taking care of Amir like a maid, Amir also receives more gifts than Hassan, and Amir lives a comfortable life while Hassan is still suffering in their adult lives. Hassan and Amir live in the same Afghan country but are treated differently because of who they are in society. In chapter two of Khaled Hossein’s, The Kite Runner, Amir and Hassan walk through the military

off of love, betrayal, and forgiveness. Amir and Hassan both love each other in the book, “The Kite Runner”, even though they have two different personalities and physical characteristics. Amir is not athletic, nor does he possess the physical characteristics of his half brother, Hassan. Amir loves reading the Koran to Hassan and writing his own stories. On the other hand, Hassan is very athletic and is a servant to Amir and Baba. Hassan is illiterate during his childhood because he was never

doomed friendship. Hosseini’s depiction of Amir’s betrayal of Hassan and their journey through their struggles, has readers intrigued until the end. In order to understand how tragic Amir’s act of betrayal was, it is important to see how close the two boys were. Hassan may have been a servant, but he was also Amir’s friend, and although he didn’t know it at the time, he was family. Hassan never denied Amir anything and never told on him. Hassan could have easily told Ali that it was Amir’s idea to shine

avoiding Hassan consistently after the betrayal, he seeks true repentance after realizing that apologies towards Hassan are too late. Throughout the book, Amir mentions how he mistreated Hassan despite Hassan’s loyalty towards him. Firstly, his guilty conscience can be traced back to

What makes someone your friend? In the novel Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini tragically displays betrayal from a so-called friend. In the beginning, Amir and Hassan were the best of friends and did everything together. But things turned out for the worst for Amir and he betrayed Hassan to get Baba’s affection. Amir redeemed himself of his horrible past by taking in Hassan’s son, so he can have a future sin free. Hosseini portrays that the guilt does eat a person up, and that Amir couldn’t stand the

two characters named Amir and Hassan have a bad relationship due to past actions Amir has done. Amir and Hassan have different thoughts about loyalty or saving one another which affects their relationship.When Hassan and Amir were participating in the local kite tournament, Hassan was retrieving the kite he when ran into Assef. Assef started to rape Hassan, Amir could have stopped Assef from hurting Hassan by “[stepping] into that alley [and] standing up for Hassan” (77) but “in the end, [Amir

Khaled Hosseini. The story revolves around Amir and Hassan, two young boys who lived in the district of Kabul. Amir and his friend Hassan spent most of their days in the district of Kabul flying their kites with other Afghan children; who later on moved to different places before the invasion of the Russians “The Soviet Union” to the Afghans. The Kite Runner shows the result of love through the past lessons Amir learned in his life with Hassan with hate: the story shows how hate turns into love by

childhood of Amir when he lived in Afghanistan. He lived with Hassan, who was actually his half brother, and his father, Baba. Throughout the story, it explains different chapters and events throughout Amir’s childhood and adulthood, which rounded him as a person, and made him more dynamic. Three main characters throughout the story, including Amir, exemplified the contrast between betrayal and loyalty. First of all, Amir’s half brother, Hassan, shows unspeakable loyalty towards Amir to help and protect

centres on Amir's betrayal of Hassan, Hassan's sacrifice and Amirs ultimate redemption. of maturity from being a child and not understanding the loss of innocence to growing up to be a dad and trying to fix the past decisions

breast, a kinship that not even time could break. Hassan and Amir had fed from the same breast, and their bond and friendship could not be broken. Amir and Hassan’s relationship is difficult to explain. They both love eachother like brothers, and always enjoy being in each other's company, but they show it in different ways. Amir loves to play with Hassan and read books to him, and Hassan admires Amir and is always kind. The difference is that Hassan has to serve Amir so that almost hurts the relationship