The Kite Runner Chpt 10
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- The Kite Runner Chapter 10
- This chapter symbolises Amir moving on
- Leaving Afghanistan
- “Behind me Baba was apologising to the other passengers. As if car sickness was a crime” Page 103
- Baba cares about reputation
- “an owl hooted” page 103/104
- Onomatopoeia - Wilfred Owen
- “I wondered where Hassan was. Then the inevitable. I vomited on a tangle of weeds, my retching and groaning drowned in the deafening roar of the MiG” Page 105
- Amir still haunted by what he’s done
- “It was my turn to clamp a hand on his thigh, but Baba pried it loose, snatched his leg away. When he stood.” Page 107
- Baba is the much stronger one, but Amir tries to be
- Baba is much more heroic
- Baba is the much stronger one, but Amir tries to be
- The description of Kamal shows the physical impact **** can have on someone
- Snippets of his **** shows how Kamal’s father is ashamed of him
- Shows Amir possibly piecing together what happened to Hassan
- Male **** in a western society isn’t spoken about as much as it should be
- The paragraph on page 113 about Baba’s watch
- Baba is the light that guides Amir
- This event has brought Amir and Baba closer because of the pressure
- They only have each other to rely on
- This event has brought Amir and Baba closer because of the pressure
- Baba is the light that guides Amir
- “'He won’t breathe! My boy won’t breathe!’ he was crying, Kamal’s lifeless body lay on his father’s lap"
- Kamal’s experiences made him physically and mentally weak
- Reflects Amir and Sohrab when he tries to kill himself
- This chapter symbolises Amir moving on
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