The Kite Runner chpt 16
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- Created on: 25-03-16 09:23
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- The Kite Runner chpt 16
- Shift to Rahim Khan's narrative
- Links with 'The Ghost Road'
- Postmodernism
- Links with 'The Ghost Road'
- Page 191 shows the friendship Baba and Ali had
- Reflects Amir and Hassan
- Ali and Hassan both servants and below Amir and Baba
- Reflects Amir and Hassan
- '"What will Amir agha think?"' he said to me. "What will he think when he comes back to Kabul after the war and finds that I have assumed his place in the house?"' Page 193
- Hassan has remained selflessness
- Sticks with social boundaries between Pashtuns and Hazara's
- Hassan has remained selflessness
- In comparison to The Ghost Road the narrative in this chapter feels less forced
- Reader relies on the introspective from Rahim Khan
- We trust him more then Amir as a narrator as he is much more focused on telling the story instead of his emotions
- Sohrab connects Afghanistan and America
- Connects Amir with Hassan
- Shift to Rahim Khan's narrative
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