'The Kite Runner'

'Khaled Hosseinis frictional drama, The kite Runner, is active how amir and Hassan exhaust been to defineher since babyhood and they are vanquish fri remainders sluice though Hassan is emeers servant. Hassan must veritable(a) protect emir against Assef, the neighborhood bully, because he does non radical up for himself. Hassan loves when ameer reads to him when they sit at a lower place a pomegranate tree. They both are the towns kite transient champions. When they win the tournament Hassan even offers to ferment and get the kite and says to amir, for you a cubic yard times oer (pg. 67). They both seem to care most one another(prenominal) deeply, yet ameer disgraces himself by betraying Hassan and the muniment follows him through his bread and butter as he tries to make amend for the rail at he commits.\nIt was the beginning of the end of amir and Hassans accompliceship when emeer went looking for Hassan later on the kite debauched tournament and he saw h im get raped by Assef. This is the main perfidiousness against Hassan that emeer commits. Hassan had ever stood up for Amir no give awaylet what, and according to Noors literary analysis, when it mattered for Amir to live up for himself and his friend, Amir left Hassan out to dry (237). This was foreshadowed when Baba was public lecture to Karim and said that if Amir did not jut out up for himself he never will. The satire in this is that Baba did the comparable thing to Ali but doesnt aim it. There is signal in this because even though Baba did wrong and betrayed his best friend he is a good psyche now by the acts he performs. This gives the conceit that there is forecast for Amir to eventually redeem himself. \nAmir has the problem of beingness weak and not standing up for himself or others. He begins to pick on Hassan. When Hassan did nothing abide and smashed a pomegranate on his own headland it showed that he was the larger man. This ate Amir on the in spit e of appearance because Hassans good fashion was a unremitting reminder of how he had failed as a man, and if Hassan had been in his ...'