The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in

Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had bddddeen killed by the Taliban, and that
their son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.

The Kite Runner is a short story that tells the tale of a young boy named Amir who lives in
Afghanistan. Amir is a Pashtun who are of a respected social class, and he is best friends with his
house servant’s son, Hassan. Hassan is a “Hazara boy”, the Hazaras are looked down upon by
the Pashtuns and have a lower social standing. Amir’s mother died giving birth to him, he
blames himself for her death, and believes it is why his father does not love him. Amir’s father
loves him but holds him to very high standards. Hassan is depicted as braver than Amir, with
unconditional loyalty, he stands up for Amir in front of bullies, and during the national kite
competition he helps Amir win and brings him the kite despite having to pay a very hefty price
for it. Years later, after Hassan and his father quit their job, the Russians attack Afghanistan and
Amir and his father escape to America. Amir continues to pursue a job in writing which is his
passion and marries the woman he loves; his father passes away shortly after. Eventually, Amir
is informed about his father’s affair with his servant’s wife, making Hassan his half-brother.
Moreover, he finds out that Hassan and his wife had been killed by the Taliban, and that their
son Sohrab is now in an orphanage in Afghanistan. Amir goes to rescue that boy from the
orphanage and raises him as his own son with his wife.