Julie Garibay
Emily Craig
AP English Language
11 March, 2018
The Kite Runner Khaled Hosseini developed a story where events were not covered up, and characters were brutally defined without any remorse. Throughout the passages of ‘The Kite Runner’ is a list of background stories, character development and a harsh reality of the Afghanistan culture. Through a series of analysis there is groundbreaking evidence and scenes that prove the theme of this story stands with betrayal and redemption. Furthering that is for the first part of the story, the author conveys a self-deprecating tone that sends the message that the protagonist, Amir, has destined himself to be a despicable monster because of a mistake he made as a child. But, by the end of the story, Khaled Hosseini contains some aspect of redemption. After saving Sohrab from the Taliban, Amir's road to self-recovery begins.
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It positively affects the novel by the evidence and quotes that was brought through this essay, and it adequately shows the tone most effectively by the events displayed through character development of all characters like Baba, Amir, and Hassan and a grip of man vs. self/ man vs. society. Because, in the start was at first a boy that would try to win his father's acceptance by giving up real relationships to him to the consequences in the climax of the story and to the end of his father's passing after he redeemed himself and Amir finding the forgiveness and the right path he must lead himself down. The author Khaled Hosseini truly deciphered a story of a tale that took the reader through an influx of emotion by initializing two main tones to develop the clear theme of betrayal and
Emily Craig
AP English Language
11 March, 2018
The Kite Runner Khaled Hosseini developed a story where events were not covered up, and characters were brutally defined without any remorse. Throughout the passages of ‘The Kite Runner’ is a list of background stories, character development and a harsh reality of the Afghanistan culture. Through a series of analysis there is groundbreaking evidence and scenes that prove the theme of this story stands with betrayal and redemption. Furthering that is for the first part of the story, the author conveys a self-deprecating tone that sends the message that the protagonist, Amir, has destined himself to be a despicable monster because of a mistake he made as a child. But, by the end of the story, Khaled Hosseini contains some aspect of redemption. After saving Sohrab from the Taliban, Amir's road to self-recovery begins.
To go more in depth of the …show more content…
It positively affects the novel by the evidence and quotes that was brought through this essay, and it adequately shows the tone most effectively by the events displayed through character development of all characters like Baba, Amir, and Hassan and a grip of man vs. self/ man vs. society. Because, in the start was at first a boy that would try to win his father's acceptance by giving up real relationships to him to the consequences in the climax of the story and to the end of his father's passing after he redeemed himself and Amir finding the forgiveness and the right path he must lead himself down. The author Khaled Hosseini truly deciphered a story of a tale that took the reader through an influx of emotion by initializing two main tones to develop the clear theme of betrayal and