Furthermore, it assists him in finally getting over his past mistakes, thereby helping him abandon his regretful nature and move on and leading to his ultimate fate.
With use of parallelism, metaphor, and foils, Khaled Hosseini is able to convey much of The Kite Runner’s implicit meaning, such as its motifs and themes. However, literary devices are extremely useful in the explicit portions of the book as well, including its story, conflict, character development, and the character arc of Amir. Thus, they are intensely important throughout the book, both for the literal and conceptual aspects of it. Additionally, they exude the central theme of the text: to solve one’s problems, they must confront their mistakes to resolve them, achieve redemption, and stop dwelling on the…