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by BlastRoom
A review of Amir's return to Taliban Kabul, Sohrab, and the possibility of atonement.
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25 questions
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What consequence follows Rahim Khan's phone call to Amir in chapter 15?
Rahim Khan tells Amir, "There is a way to be good again." What does that sentence do for the final section?
Rahim Khan recounts Hassan's adult life before Amir goes to Kabul. Which craft term best describes that section?
What is the consequence when Taliban soldiers accuse Hassan of lying about Baba's house?
Why does Hassan's letter matter to Amir?
Rahim Khan reveals that Hassan was Baba's son. What does this change for Amir?
After learning Baba's secret, what does Amir understand about Baba's public goodness?
When Amir sees Baba's house in Wazir Akbar Khan, what effect does the ruined setting create?
Why does Farid first treat Amir with contempt on the road to Kabul?
What does Amir realize after dinner at Wahid's house?
The Kabul Amir returns to has ruins, beggars, and public executions. What does this setting emphasize?
Why does Zaman, the orphanage director, say he gives children to the Taliban official?
What is the effect of showing an execution in a soccer stadium at halftime?
What is the consequence of the Taliban official turning out to be Assef?
Why does Amir laugh while Assef is beating him?
How does Sohrab's slingshot work as a motif in the rescue scene?
What does the old pomegranate tree suggest when Amir finds it neglected?
After the fight, Amir's split lip resembles Hassan's repaired harelip. What does this image do?
Rahim Khan disappears after Amir's hospital stay and leaves a note and money. What narrative effect does this have?
In Islamabad, Sohrab is away from Taliban Kabul but remains withdrawn. What does this setting shift show?
What happens after Sohrab hears he may have to go back to an orphanage temporarily?
What does Soraya's call about Sharif's help make possible?
When General Taheri calls Sohrab a "Hazara boy," how does Amir respond?
At the end, Amir runs a kite for Sohrab and repeats Hassan's old promise. What does the repetition do?
Sohrab's final response is only a small smile. What does that ending suggest?
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The Kite Runner: Afghanistan, Ethnicity and Exile
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